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What Would You Be If You Lived Under the Sea?

為了解決please stay positive的問題，作者Arthur, Prof Joe 這樣論述：

A joyful adventure combining the discovery of the sea, and one’s self is found between the pages of this book. It all starts one day as we find our friend sitting by the water’s edge. He sees the reflection of a tree and the sun in the water. The reflection makes it look as if the tree and the su

n are under the sea. ＂How can this be? The sun and tree can not be under the sea,＂ he asks himself.Then our friend ponders, What would I be if I lived Under the Sea? This is a hard question for our friend, so he starts his quest of wonder as he asks his classmates and teacher what they would be if t

hey lived under the sea.His question is answered, as if by magic, when the people answering are transformed into different sea life. This is a colorful sea tale of both words and imagination that are meant to ignite the readers imagination and spark conversation with family, classroom, and between f

riends who wonder what it would be like if they lived under the sea.Professor J. Arthur even included a way that you can write to him and use your words, and/or pictures of what you would be if you lived under the sea? to let him know.A portion of the proceeds from the sale of all of Joe Arthur’s wr

iting go to: Associations of Zoos and Aquariums, Covenant House, Native American Right Funds, The NAACP, The USS Constitution Museum, and the World Wildlife Fund.* Teachers and Parents *This book was written as a springboard for a ’Know/Want to know/Learned’ (KWL) exercise. In this exercise, when th

e reader imagines what they would be if they lived under the sea and tells the class what they know. Other students’ curiosity’s will develop as they ask questions about their classmates imagined sea creature. Then all may engage in a discussion about what they learned. This is a fun bonding experie

nce that will also help to build positive interpersonal relationships and school skills. Professor Arthur’s book is a wonderful way to ignite the imagination of our young people and inspire their involvement in this living environment that we all share. Once the student’s imagination is lit, that fi

re cannot be put out. Another great tool to teach students about the seas is a visit to their local aquarium. It was Albert Einstein who said, ＂Imagination is more important than knowledge.＂May you grow strong, stay healthy, and be the miracle - please.

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員工工作投入程度及心理健康因素對於員工工作滿意度及其績效的影響—以越南公立醫院為例

為了解決please stay positive的問題，作者Pham Anh Hong 這樣論述：

醫生，護士和其他醫護人員必須非常高強度，高工作量地工作，並且始終要面對嚴重的創傷緊急情況。以前的研究結果都表明：人力資源是所有組織和企業的寶貴資產，尤其是在醫療保健行業，醫療保健員工是最重要的資源之一，這是決定任何醫療機構的存在和發展的關鍵因素。此外，面對私立醫院的競爭，要求公立醫院必須找到解決方案，以增加醫護人員在醫院的工作參與度，提高員工對工作的滿意度，改善其工作績效並滿足人們的醫療保健需求。這項研究運用結構方程模型來分析從越南首都河內一家公立醫院的355名醫護人員收集的數據。結果表明，同事的支持和管理指導可以有助於增強醫務人員的工作參與度，以及心理健康對醫護人員工作滿意度的積極作用，以

提高其績效。這項研究為學院和實踐管理提供了一些貢獻。

Good-vs-evil: The Truth Speaker Old School

為了解決please stay positive的問題，作者Burrell, Anastacia 這樣論述：

God is there to save you from harm. The devil can't take no more then you can't ever have in life on what you can have is yours in life who stands by the great waterfalls of life stands for ups and downs everything is meant for a reason because you wonder why your life is so block from others becaus

e something maybe missing in order to put common sense together which was unsaid and done that needs to be done. so you cherish the memory of that day of your life every stone you can ever take and every breath in your body, give it to god and glory and take a deep breath and praise God. Trials must

be mistaken because whatever you do or whatever you did, it must be something or what you did needs to be fixed and prepared of a dislike compare to or a distance. A distance is a challenge, of course, or a state of mind. What people do for a living is the unit of life. It's the bad things that you

do that makes trials go wrong and bad rather then right. One way it is or another, and one way it doesn't. What you do or what you don't do, you pick up the pieces of the puzzles and get it right on time, on the dot and line, and you take a piece of the pie-what you like and dislike and show and pr

ove the way you want it. You talk about the good old times, and sometimes, it's about the wrong times of your life and the things you did in the past, whether it be good or bad in your wildest dream life. You take that and swipe your shoulders off. The greater it is, the badder it maybe. It can be f

ixable that same day or a couple of days a head. Trouble don't last always and not for long. That's how it works and what should be done, and you take it and fix everything that has been broken. You stand forward to that and be strong and have strength, and whatever that needs to be done and whateve

r that it is you can't do, you don't have to do it or put up with it. Be yourself and do all that you can do as possible, and that's all you can do. You cannot please everyone because it's gonna have a passing moment when you can do something or not and you will be tired of it. It also includes fata

l attraction, breaking relationships, tragedies, boo thangs, lover and friends, blessings, curses, magic spells, cast of spells, Buddhism, voodoo, and many more. I am the author, Anastacia Bionka Burrell, from Franklin, Louisiana, boot, where all the Creole seasoning gumbo lake point bayou side, w

here my mother and father, Gertie & Marvin Burrell, gave birth me and where I grew up as a small baby and got older in my childhood. There’s me and my brother, Marvin Williams. The reason my brother’s last name is Williams is that my mom hasn’t married my father at the time yet for his name to be a

Burrell. Our last name is of our father, Marvin Burrell, but now my mother is married to my father, so that still makes my brother a Burrell, though his name is still underneath Williams. The last name Williams is after my mother, but I still represent Williams too because I am a Williams myself by

my mother being a Williams by the late death of my grandparents’, Gertrude Yeggins and T. J. Williams Sr. My grandma Gertrude is a Yeggins first before, and after she got married, she became a Williams in marriage with my late grandpa T. J. Williams Sr. Like I was saying, I grew up as a small baby a

nd lived in Franklin, Louisiana, where I was born and raised by my parents. We left Franklin, Louisiana, to go live in Sioux City, Iowa. Me and my brother, Mom, and Dad were supposed to stay down there forever, but we didn’t because my grandma Gertrude wanted us to come back home after we got a litt

le older. We had got that phone call from grandma that day about wanting us to come home. My mother was saying to me, brother, and Dad that grandma said it was time for us to come home, that she wanted us to come home for some reason because she missed us. Franklin, Louisiana, is our home. So my mom

listened to her mother and decided to come home with my brother, Dad, and herself. So we had finally made it back home to F-Town country, which is Franklin, Louisiana, the boot Mardi Gras. Mambo and I were like nine years old when we moved back from Iowa, and we haven’t moved back from Iowa since t

hat time. My original hometown is Franklin, Louisiana. I was born there, and that’s where I made my two children: Marlin Webster Jr. and Emari Burrell. They were originally from two different baby daddies; I took care of by myself. My parents helped me take care of my daughter while I was in school

until I got out on my own and met this man. I got pregnant, for my son’s father was my first love for twelve years, and he came in to support me and my children. But what happened was that the twelve years of our relationship didn’t work, so we spited apart. It didn’t work for us anymore, so we’re n

ot together anymore, and I’m happy were not together. I’ve been on my own since I was eighteen years old and since the break-up between me and my son’s father. So I’ve been taking care of my children since then. From the time I went on my own from my parents’ house to my own home, I’ve been living b

y myself with my children as a single mother. When I first started to wanting to write a book, it was about the experiences I went through in life. What I saw in life was tragedy and danger. My uncle was murdered in his house in Franklin, Louisiana. There was a full pond of foul blood and maggots an

d smell. There were curses and other streets experience beyond that throne. I always wanted to be a book writer, to become successful in life, to show my gift and talent to those that don’t know me. I wrote this book by myself without any help besides Author House behind me to help me publish my boo

k. I was writing for, like, almost seven years before I finally published with Author House. I was so happy my mind was thinking about a lot of positive dreams I had in store for myself.

視覺和文字對綠色行為意圖的影響

為了解決please stay positive的問題，作者張可融 這樣論述：

這幾年來， 許多組織一直在努力實現可持續性。除此之外，已經觀察到消費者對可持續選擇的需求增加。但一個叫做態度-行為差異（attitude-behavior gap) 一直重複被檢測到。對於行銷人員，這是個主要挑戰。態度-行為差異就是，就算消費者對可持續發展持積極態度，消費者不可持續地採取行動。計畫行為理論 (Theory of planned behavior, TPB) 是個廣泛被使用的理論。 這個理論能讓我們了解一個人的意圖和行為。TPB提說的意圖能被預測。我們人類使用視覺和書面交流進行交流。除此之外，視覺和文字可能會喚起情感。心理學研究已經顯示出這種影響會影響決策。這項研究旨在確定最有

效的溝通方式，以鼓勵綠色行為意圖，並確定影響是否起作用。