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27Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Transactional Analysis on Change Theory and the Contamination of the Adult Ego State–Discussed!

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The word contamination for many invokes the idea of disease. For instance, we tend to use the word when bacteria have gone into milk. Well, this is similar to the case with the contaminated Integrating Adult ego state.This occurs when we talk as if something is a fact or a reality when really this is a belief. Casteism is an example of this. The Integrating Adult ego state is contaminated in this case by the Parent ego state.We belong to one specific caste, we might have lived with parents or significant others who said such things as “People belonging to a specific caste take our jobs”. Growing up it is likely, that having no real experience to go by, we believed this. ADVERTISEMENTS: We might also have been told that…

27Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

11 Reasons Why Physical Education is very Important in this Modern Era

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Need and importance of physical education in modern era are as follows:a. A physical educator considers the child as a storehouse of various mental, social and physical qualities. He tries to develop all the innate qualities with the help of various physical activities, which are parts of physical education. ADVERTISEMENTS: b. Various kinds of physical activities help in developing the organic system and functioning of the body. They also improve the abilities of human being to resist fatigue, to remain active and perform efficiently.c. Physical activities help in developing various kinds of intellectual qualities inherent in a child. Thus with the help of physical education, it is possible to develop children intellectually. previews.123rf.comd. By participating in various kinds of physical activities, children becomes emotionally mature.e. Generally, more than one player…

27Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

The History and Development of Physical Education in India

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History of the field of endeavour is the basis of beliefs and experiences of today’s physical education. Now it has become as a source of physical education’s identity.There are various activities which are not new in the sense that those were practiced in ancient days also. For example, activities of Yoga and Karate are considered to be new in origin, but they have their origins in ancient days also.In the ancient days, people in our country used to practice some special kinds of events, like wrestling, kho-kho, lathi etc. In spite of Budha’s prohibition of games, interest of people did not lose from these events. 1.bp.blogspot.com ADVERTISEMENTS: Thus, it can be said that in India practice of various kinds of physical activities is not new however an important fact is…

26Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Psychological Benefits of Providing Proper Care and Nutrition to a Child

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The feeding situation is all-important. Disturbed feeding, inadequate feeding or unsuitable feeding can have far-reaching physical and psychological results. Breast feeding at regular intervals, if the milk is satisfying and digestible, is obviously best for both the mother and the child.A baby who is well fed is less concerned with inner sensations and has more time and energy to show interest in the external world.He will look and listen; he will begin to reach and handle; he will seek to explore his immediate environment his mother’s breast, her body, her face, and her clothes, his own body and clothes, his cot and coverings. From these rudimentary beginnings, the foundations of perception and concern, of reasoning and thought, are laid. childplanet.tv ADVERTISEMENTS: What happens to the baby who is not properly…

25Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention (Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code)

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Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code lies down that when a criminal act is done by several persons in furtherance of the common intention of all, each of such persons is liable for that act in the same manner as if it were done by him alone. Image Source: cdn.shareyouressays.comThe essential ingredients to be proved in order to fix joint responsibility are (a) that criminal act was done; (b) that the said act was done by several persons; and (c) that several persons did it is furtherance of the common intention of all, i.e., there was a pre-arranged plan in pursuance of which the criminal act was done and the act of each accused helped to further the common intention. ADVERTISEMENTS: The word “act” referred to in this section…

25Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

How The Followers Of The Hormic Theory Apply The Principles Of The Same To Education?

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We shall explain below how the followers of the Hormic theory apply the principles to education. 1. Emotion: According to the Hormic psychology, it is the emotion which directs the mental energy to carry the co native phase of the behavior to its maximum limit. Thus the importance of emotion in the field of education is clear. Image Source: i.huffpost.com ADVERTISEMENTS: The emotions should be so organized as to give the necessary mental energy to a socially desirable conduct. We often neglect the education of emotion and send out unbalanced personalities from the school. 2. Instincts: The Hormic psychology views instincts as primary impulses to action. Education must take advantage of these primary impulses in order to modify the behavior of pupils. The instincts serve the base on which stands…

22Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

4 Different Views of Eminent Scholars Regarding the “Role of Caste System” in Indian Politics

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(i) Views of Pranjpe: Caste has been played a significant role in Indian politics. Pranjpe has observed, “since majorities make a government in democracies, many small groups must join to form a majority in a constituency. Certain caste groups comprise a sizeable proportion of voters in a constituency so that these castes can gain a working majority by compromising with some other caste groups.Furthermore, it is observed that in many constituencies, the sub-castes, or endogamous jati groups, are too small to form an effective majority, whereas the Varna groups of caste are large enough to do this. This might explain the apparent paradox that politics is weakening sub-caste while it is strenghening caste (Varna groups). Image Source: cdn.yourarticlelibrary.com (ii) Views of Rajni Kothari: ADVERTISEMENTS: Rajni Kothari holds the view that…

22Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

12 Important Criticism of Easton's Systems Theory of Political Science

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The Important criticisms of Easton’s Systems Approach by several political scientists are as Follows: (1) A Borrowed Approach: Several critics advocate that the Estonian systems theory has for its basis the classical thought, especially that of Adams Smith. I.S. Sorzano has attempted to prove that whatever questions and hypothesis Estonian systems approach appears to generate are mere derivations from the Classical Economic Theory and in a less perfect and even confusing way that Smith himself did.Sorzano observes “The Easton’s model and the traditional economic approach share not only the notions of system and input-output but those of scarcity, allocation, competition, maximization; goat-seeking and feedback as well.” (2) Does not cover Para Systems: ADVERTISEMENTS: Easton’s model offers no systematic way of analysing para-political systems and the international system. (3) Narrow View…

21Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of “Magazine Advertising”? – Explained!

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Advantages of Magazine Advertising: Permits easy reach to niche markets/ particular target audience. Magazines are highly targeted so it’s possible to purchase ad space in that particular magazine that will be read by your target audience no matter how specialised it may be. For example, Filmfare is an Indian magazine that puts a large focus on Bollywood. New Hindi films are often advertised in this magazine because of the popularity of Hindi films in the country. Image Source: johanssonweb.orgHigh reader involvement means that more attention will be paid to the advertisement.Magazines provide products a boost in esteem and prestige giving consumers the status and the credibility of the advertised product and of the ad itself. ADVERTISEMENTS: Magazines have a more shelf life. Magazines that have TV timings for a month…

21Oct 2018 by Reese Bannister

Short Essay on the “Role of Media” in Our Daily Life

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Today our life is full of mass media. Our day begins with a newspaper delivered to us with our morning cup of tea. Some of us switch on to radio or TV while getting ready for the day and try to absorb the latest developments since the newspaper went to bed (sent for printing) last night.Both on radio and TV advertisements are sandwiched between news items and songs as the case may be. These advertisements try to influence our minds about what we should eat, drink, wear or buy in general.They even caution us against diseases like AIDS, remind us about polio drops, inform us about forthcoming films and motivate our thinking in a subtle manner. Before leaving home for the day some of us check and reply our e-mails…