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Pest Control Worker Career

Pest control workers treat residential and commercial prop­erties with chemicals and mechanical traps to get rid of rodents, insects, and other common pests. They may work for a pest control company, lawn or landscaping firms, or own and operate their own company. Pest control work­ers make periodic visits to their clients’ properties to make sure

Quality Control Engineer and Technician Career

Quality control engineers plan and direct procedures and activities that will ensure the quality of materials and goods. They select the best techniques for a specific process or method, determine the level of quality needed, and take the necessary action to maintain or improve quality performance. Quality control technicians assist quality control engineers in devising

Breath Control – Tantra Yoga – Lifestyle

“What is here is elsewhere. What is not here is nowhere.” – Vishvasara Tantra. Anyone even slightly familiar with the practice of yoga in any of its numerous forms, knows that the spinal column has a vital place in the yogic scheme of things. Almost without exception, books on the subject show the reader in

Control Balance Theory and Domestic Violence

Domestic violence, or intimate partner violence (IPV), is a contemporary social problem that has evolved from a husband’s legal right to discipline his wife through physical means (Lutze and Symons 2003: 321). Historically, the judicial system-protected the right of the husband; however, as the women’s movement gained influence, the courts began to treat IPV as

Coercive Control

Variously referred to as coerced persuasion; conjugal, patriarchal, or intimate terrorism; nonphysical abuse; emotional abuse; indirect abuse; psychological abuse; and mental or psychological torture, coercive control describes the pattern of sexual mastery by which abusive partners, typically males, employ different combinations of violence, intimidation, isolation, humiliation, and control to subordinate adult victims. In marked contrast

Mastery And Control Beliefs

Control  has  been  conceptualized  in  many  different  ways  in  psychological  literature,  but  the prototype  for  control  is  the  belief  that  an  agent acting through some means can affect an outcome. Exercise  and  sport  have  been  examined  both  as outcomes of personal control beliefs and as means to achieve health and fitness outcomes. However, the  effects 

Motor Control in Sport

Motor  control,  in  reference  to  movements  of  an organism or motions of a robot, is often conceived of as a computational problem. How is something or someone able to move to achieve various environmental  goals?  For  human  movement,  in  particular, the question of how individuals are able to organize the motor system at multiple levels

Drug Use And Control

Drugs are used for performance enhancement purposes  in  elite,  competitive,  and  amateur  sports. Unlike  heroin,  barbiturates,  hallucinogens,  and substances used for recreational purposes   in other  subcultures,  athletes  use  and  abuse  drugs presumed  to  enhance  athletic  ability  and  performance, known as ergogenic substances. The most common  performance-enhancing  drugs  include amphetamines and a range of substances thought

What is Control Theory?

Concepts  from  control  theory  date  back  to  the early  1900s;  however,  the  origination  of  control  theory  is  usually  ascribed  to  the  publication  of  Norbert  Wiener’s  1948  acclaimed  work, Cybernetics:  Control  and  Communication  in  the Animal and the Machine. To describe control theory simply, one could generalize that it is premised in  understanding  and  describing  self-regulating

Locus of Control

Locus of control is a personality variable that reflects a person’s general beliefs about whether he or she is in control or whether external forces are in control. Individuals who believe they are in control are called internals, whereas people who believe that external forces (luck, fate, or powerful others) are in control are called

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