Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

Manpower planning.  

A continuous process of teaching and educating employees to improve their effectiveness in present and future jobs.  

A proposed approach to accounting that involves an attempt to place a value on an organization’s personnel.  

The original cross-cultural hies started by George Peter Murdock in the late 1930s. Topics of interest on cultures were indexed on cards covering the information on that topic for all available cultures. Out of this endeavor came the Ethnographic Atlas and then the standard sample.  

A learned phenomenon that is associated with the ability to change, adapt, or modify oneself or one’s environment.  

A hormone that stimulates breast growth during pregnancy. A hormone produced by the placenta and released into maternal blood. It acts in the last stage of gestation to prepare the breasts for milk production.  

Urgencies essential for biological life and for mental, emotional, and social life.  

The Institute for Medical Research located in Camden, NJ. A branch of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences established in 1972.  

Researchers who explain a particular effect in terms of the occurrence of a certain set of events. They seek the most powerful images and models that foster human understanding.  

Methods of treatment that are directed toward personal growth and self-fulfillment.