Covid-19 Positive People Categorised Into Four Categories The first category is people who are sub-clinical, that is they have the virus but have no symptoms. The next is people who get an infection in the upper respiratory tract and has a fever and a cough and maybe milder symptoms like headache or conjunctivitis; these individuals are still able to transmit the virus but may not be aware of it [3]. … [Read more...] about Coronaviurus: What Is Covid-19 Pneumonia? How Does It Affect The Lungs?
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April Fools’ Day: Funny Quotes And Messages To Share With Your Loved Ones
April Fools' Day is a popular day that is observed every year on the first of the month, April. People observe this day by cracking jokes and making each other laugh. Perhaps, therefore, consider April Fools' Day as one of the most-light-hearted days of the year. In order to make your loved ones laugh and tickle their funny bones on April Fools' Day 2020, we are here with some funny quotes and messages that will make you and your loved ones laugh out loud. … [Read more...] about April Fools’ Day: Funny Quotes And Messages To Share With Your Loved Ones
April Fools’ Day 2020: History Behind Celebrating This Day
What say you, guys? Quizzed? Well, you just get the authority to lie your girl about how many cigarettes you had, or may be with some thing like: "My bike broke down, and I just can't come to meet you today", while you are out with friends for a cricket match. Sorry, if this intends to jeopardise your evening for that's not what this article is intend to do. … [Read more...] about April Fools’ Day 2020: History Behind Celebrating This Day
In Defense of the Myers-Briggs
Keep in mind that while Myers didn’t have an advanced degree (a rarity for any woman in the 1940s, to be sure), she had been mentored by Edward N. Hay in test construction, scoring, validation, and statistics. She went on to conduct research at the University of Pennsylvania, Cal Tech, and other institutions to refine the Indicator. In 1962, when the first MBTI manual was published, the Indicator was backed by the Educational Testing Service and had the support of Donald MacKinnon, head of the Institute of Personality and Social Research at UC-Berkley; Harold Grant, professor at Michigan State and Auburn universities; and Mary McCaulley at the University of Florida, among others. Myers spent the next 20 years deepening her understanding of the effects of type on the lives of people and refining the Type Indicator through quantitative and qualitative study. … [Read more...] about In Defense of the Myers-Briggs
