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6 ways to be more persuasive
\"People are more willing to comply with requests, favours or concessions if you provide such things first,\" says McKay, who points to content marketing as a means of giving potential customers valuable, usable, free information that they, in turn, will possibly 'repay'. 02 // Authority Just as an expert witness speaking in technical terms has persuasive power over a jury, people have a tendency to follow the recommendations of authoritative figures. [...]symbols of authority, such as titles or appearances, must be backed up with expert knowledge,\" warns McKay. 03 // Commitment and consistency People rarely go against their values and beliefs.
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Precariousness of working activity among professional psychologists
This article recovers theoretical operators considered crucial for the approach to the precariousness of work activity. Such operators configure the evolution movement of the concept of dirty work, to the concept of precarious work. This critical evaluation is based on the argument that the process of precariousness is not restricted to external aspects, related to the conditions of professional practice, conditions that can be sanitized, but also encompass aspects related to the dynamics that is necessarily established between the individual-worker and his/her professional gender, through his work collective. From these theoretical operators, the conditions of professional exercise of Brazilian Psychology are analyzed, in order to pro in evidence sufficient aspects to configure important indications of precariousness of such professional craft. This analysis concludes with a list of possible alternatives for the training of future professionals and the resumption of quality of life in the real work of psychologists and psychologists.
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Masquerade and the nameless women
\"Since the death of her sister, police force newbie Yuri Uguisu has been chasing the notoriously untraceable serial killer Masquerade. When a new corpse turns up in Odaiba, Yuri immediately goes on alert--only to recognize the victim as an old classmate, the alluring and mysterious Reina Myoko. When the police force calls in long-time consultant psychologist Seiren Higano for assistance in untangling the testimonies of Reina's father, fiancâe, and lover, Yuri meets the riveting, charismatic psychologist for the first time. Little does she know that Higano is none other than Masquerade himself. Faced with Reina's case, Higano promises to get the answers, but no one is prepared for the conclusion reached in the interrogation room...\"--Back cover.
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