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The Western Space Policies under the Influence of International Factors: Mutuality of Russia’s Case

2015

The research is dedicated to the problem of mutual dependence in space policies between the West, represented by great spacefaring actors the US and the EU, and Russia. In the study the correlation analysis, content analysis, and scenario-building methods were used. The conclusion of the analysis comprises consideration on the need to invest in their independence by Western countries in order to avoid unnecessary extra dependence on uncertain and unreliable regimes that supply substantial components for their space technology.

Space technologyContent analysisOrder (exchange)media_common.quotation_subjectPolitical scienceCorrelation analysisSpacefaringEconomic systemSpace (commercial competition)Mutual dependenceIndependencemedia_commonSocialiniai tyrimai
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Different coping patterns in the families of aphasic people

1987

Abstract Changes occurring in families as a result of aphasia are important to study as part of the rehabilitation process. It has been shown that the most common attitude in the families of aphasic people seems to be overprotection which increases mutual dependence between spouses (Biorn-Hansen 1957, Malone, Ptacek and Malone 1970, Kinsella and Duffy 1980). It has been suggested that behind this overprotective attitude are. perhaps, latent guilt feelings or prevalent problems and anxiety (Borden 1%2. Overs and Belknap 1967, Buck 1968. Mykyta, Bowling, Nelson and Lloyd 1976). Generalizations about coping mechanisms offamilies are difficult to make especially from small regional samples or, …

Linguistics and LanguageCoping (psychology)Rehabilitationmedicine.medical_treatmentLPN and LVNLanguage and LinguisticsDevelopmental psychologyGuilt feelingsNeurologyOtorhinolaryngologySpouseAphasiaDevelopmental and Educational PsychologymedicineAnxietyNeurology (clinical)medicine.symptomPsychologyMutual dependenceAphasiology
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