Navin Kumar Livres

The book delves into the interplay between chronic regulatory focus and financial decision-making, examining how these factors influence consumer choices regarding assets and portfolios. It challenges previous research by focusing on chronic states rather than primed conditions, and investigates the impact of demographics like gender, age, and education on financial selections. Utilizing eye-tracking and self-report methods, the study finds that external factors, particularly the global financial climate, may lead consumers to make choices inconsistent with their regulatory foci. This work contributes significantly to understanding financial behavior and motivates further research in the field.

Exploring the concept of "bad design," this book delves into how flaws and imperfections can lead to unexpected benefits and creative breakthroughs. It examines various examples across different fields, highlighting how challenges in design can spark innovation and inspire new perspectives. By embracing the silver linings found in design missteps, readers are encouraged to rethink traditional notions of success and failure, ultimately fostering a more resilient and adaptive approach to problem-solving.

The study explores the evolving dynamics of family relationships across three generations in India, focusing on the role expectations and strains experienced among grandparents, parents, and young adults. It highlights how social, cultural, and economic factors contribute to a widening gap in expectations and fulfillment within family roles. Utilizing two questionnaires, the research examines both quantitative and qualitative aspects, revealing influences such as family structure (joint vs. nuclear), interaction quality, and gender differences in decision-making and intimacy.

Focusing on mental health and well-being from Indian perspectives, this book provides critical insights into mastering wellness and coping with stress. It explores themes of suffering and healing, emphasizing the importance of achieving work-life balance. The analysis highlights the interdependence of mental health and overall well-being, offering valuable guidance for navigating these complex issues.

Focusing on media psychology, this book explores its development as a distinct field and its practical implications. It delves into how media influences human behavior and cognition, offering insights into the psychological effects of various media forms. Through a comprehensive analysis, it highlights the significance of understanding media's role in society and the interplay between media and individual psychology.

Geographical indications are today considered major intellectual assets in relation to a variety of goods. They are seen not only as a tool for protecting consumer s interests but also as a legal and economic tool for the development of rural areas and the preservation of cultural heritage. The importance that geographical indications have gained over the last few decades is reflected in their inclusion as protectable subject matter under the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in 1994 and in subsequent bilateral and regional trade agreements as well as the immense interest in the current negotiations in the context of the Doha Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations.

A unique manual for teaching and learning 100 of the most important topics encountered on rounds Teaching Rounds is a highly visual, carry-anywhere resource that enables residents in teaching hospitals to learn in an effective, memorable way without the need for a blackboard or dense text. The authors have identified the ten most important topics to discuss on rounds across ten specialties. Each topic is featured on its own, removable card that showcase a visual aid, case-base questions and answers, key clinical pearls, and references. Topics are further grouped into teaching categories, such as Diagnostic Approach, Disease Classification, and Pathophysiology, among others. If you are looking for a concise text that not only identifies need-to-know “pearls,” but also simplifies how to teach and learn them, Teaching Rounds belongs in your lab coat pocket.

Die häufigsten Rundzelltumoren sind das Non-Hodgkin-Lymphom, das Neuroblastom, Ewing/PNET und das Rhabdomyosarkom. Neuroblastom, Retinoblastom, Wilms-Tumor und Hepatoblastom treten in der frühen Kindheit auf, während das Rhabdomyosarkom im gesamten Kindesalter auftritt. Die Mehrheit der Rundzelltumoren ist männlich. Die Identifizierung und genaue Diagnose eines Tumors ist eine Kunst und erfordert eine umfassende Kenntnis der zellulären, biochemischen und molekularen Vorgänge und der Pathogenese des Tumors. Rundzelltumoren sind durch runde und relativ undifferenzierte Zellen gekennzeichnet. Die Differenzialdiagnose von Rundzelltumoren ist aufgrund ihres undifferenzierten oder primitiven Charakters schwierig, während diejenigen Tumoren, die eine gute Differenzierung aufweisen, in der Regel leicht zu diagnostizieren sind. Die ubiquitäre Verbreitung und die unterschiedliche Histologie verschiedener Rundzelltumoren stellen eine Herausforderung bei ihrer Diagnose dar. Diagnosehilfen wie die Verwendung spezieller Färbemittel, Immunzytochemie, Durchflusszytometrie, Immunphänotypisierung und Reverse-Transkriptase-Polymerase-Kettenreaktion sind in Fällen, in denen die Tumoren undifferenziert sind und eine Unterscheidung allein auf morphologischer Basis nicht möglich ist, äußerst nützlich.