Demosclerosis 
.... Yet, by the time he ends his book, Rauch allows us to know that all is not loss and the deterioration of the American government's
ability to
adapt can be ....
(2128
9
)
Intelligent Agents
.... Millman, 1998). In addition, it has the
ability to
adapt itself and become more efficient and effective as it is utilized. As such ....
(913
4
)
Employee Development and Retention
.... Taken together, both factors contribute to the organization's
ability to
adapt to change, meet unforeseen challenges, and meet corporate goals and objectives. ....
(2170
9
)
Behaviors in the Film, Crash
.... change. As we see in the film Crash, the
ability to
adapt and to learn from one's past failures is an important leadership skill. The ....
(1397
6
)
2001 A Space Odyssey
.... actual plot line. The film asks us to question man's
ability to
adapt to his environment through the use of tools. The film also ....
(2504
10
)
Nature Versus Nurture
.... Binet and Simon envisioned intelligence as a "fundamental faculty" consisting of judgement, practical sense, initiative, and the
ability to
adapt to different ....
(1924
8
)
AT&T: A Case Analysis
.... Although PBX is an old technological concept, its future lies in the
ability to
adapt the concept to newly emerging technologies (Chewning, 1987). ....
(1564
6
)
Impact of Residence to Academic Performance of College Students
.... These factors include academic
ability, the level of emotional development, the
ability to cope with pressure, the
ability to
adapt to new environments, and so ....
(1992
8
)
Research Proposal on College Academic Performance
.... These factors include academic
ability, the level of emotional development, the
ability to cope with pressure, the
ability to
adapt to new environments, and so ....
(1969
8
)
Wonderlic Personnel Test
.... Generally, the WPT measures a person's
ability to learn,
adapt, solve problems, and understand instructions (Psychometrics Canada, 2005, p.1). People who use ....
(1290
5
)
WPT IQ Test
.... Generally, the WPT measures a person's
ability to learn,
adapt, solve problems, and understand instructions (Psychometrics Canada, 2005, p.1). People who use ....
(1287
5
)
Mishel's Uncertainty in Illness - Nursing Theory
A mid-range nursing theory, Mishel's Uncertainty in Illness Theory examines how uncertainty can affect a patient's
ability to
adapt to an illness as well as ....
(1305
5
)
Melanie Klein
.... state of struggle with the unconscious impulses and emotions is in direct opposition to the neo-Freudians' emphasis on the human
ability to
adapt to the outer ....
(2105
8
)
Melanie Klein
.... state of struggle with the unconscious impulses and emotions is in direct opposition to the neo-Freudians' emphasis on the human
ability to
adapt to the outer ....
(2107
8
)
Britain and Industrialization
.... says they were able to "find their niches in the evolving ever-changing currents of the international economy" (254) and that they had "
ability to
adapt to the ....
(3070
12
)
Naturopathy
.... with more serious health problems. Eventually, chronic stress exhausts the body's
ability to
adapt. If stress continues and remains ....
(3524
14
)
Psyche Questions
.... Piaget's cognitive development theory is based upon the assertion that mental growth is basically an increased
ability to
adapt to new situations. ....
(4100
16
)
"Evolution as Fact and Theory," Steven Jay Gould
.... warns them of the dangers of ignoring evolutionary reality, Carson's mega-farmers will most likely continue to outpace the land's
ability to
adapt to extensive ....
(1571
6
)
Cultural Competence
.... the dynamics of cultural interaction; (4) the
ability to gather and remember information about other cultures; and (5) the
ability to
adapt one's own behavior ....
(1633
7
)
Tracking and Ability Grouping
.... Other studies have found that tracking and
ability group ing has little effect on cognitive development. .... It must continually change and
adapt to the environment ....
(4325
17
)
Piaget's Theory of Childhood Cognitive Development
.... two processes used by the individual in its attempt to
adapt to the .... experiment were as follows: Part 1: Jasmine: demonstrated some
ability for conservation of ....
(1996
8
)
Desynchronosis in Commercial Aviation
.... For example, factors such as the time of year and seasonal exposure to daylight could conceivably affect the
ability to
adapt to different time zones. ....
(2012
8
)
Desynchronosis in Commercial Aviation
.... For example, factors such as the time of year and seasonal exposure to daylight could conceivably affect the
ability to
adapt to different time zones. ....
(2014
8
)
Cognitive Communication Theory
.... Specifically, she wanted to find whether the
ability to
adapt one's communicative strategies (ie, creating more effective task completion schemes for conveying ....
(2357
9
)
Concept of Coping in Nursing
.... Within this context, the state of health or disease for individuals in society is based upon the
ability to
adapt to changes in life events. ....
(3471
14
)
Piaget
.... Piaget constructed a theory of cognitive development that is based upon the assertion that mental growth is primarily an increased
ability to
adapt to new ....
(2566
10
)
Evolution by natural selection
.... these plants will die out: only the ones which can
adapt to living .... of susceptible crop-destroying organisms, but those with the genetic
ability to metabolize ....
(564
2
)
Challenges to the Community Colleges
.... This
ability to
adapt to the needs of the student and the community presents the two-year college with many challenges as well as opportunities. ....
(1892
8
)
When the World Was Whole
.... The family made its living from the land, in the beginning, showing an
ability to
adapt to geographical and socioeconomic circumstances through the years. ....
(1653
7
)
Bill Gates
.... An intense work ethic, keen deal-making, innovation and vision, the
ability to
adapt to market demands, and a unique corporate culture fueled by the unique ....
(1869
7
)
