'I hated eating around the anorexics.'

Article Abstract:

Dr Dee Dawson acknowledges that it must have been difficult for her children when she established a clinic for anorexic children in her own home. She feels that the anorexic children received much more attention from her than her own children did. She recalls feeling a strong sense of relief when the family moved out of the clinic into a rented house. Her daughter Joanna recalls that she felt it was fun initially to have anorexics in her home. However, she later felt resentful when the anorexics were depressed or manipulative, even though her mother always supported her.

Interview, Anorexia nervosa, Dawson, Dee, Dawson, Joanna

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So you want a pay rise...

Article Abstract:

Secretaries should be aware that their body language can have a significant impact on the success of their career. They should avoid body language that makes them appear smaller, such as folding their arms and crossing their legs, and should concentrate on body language that shows they are in control, such as spreading their papers and using their hands and arms when explaining things. Secretaries should also take care not to smile too much, as this can make them appear submissive.

Analysis, Nonverbal communication

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