Biting back

Article Abstract:

History professor Ed Tenner talks of the "revenge effects" of technology in the medical field where several breakthroughs in medicine promoted a host of terminal deseases such as cancer. Others are depicted in his book titled Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences.

Social aspects, Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Technological innovations, History teachers, Tenner, Ed

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What's your type?

Article Abstract:

The Meyrs-Briggs Type Indicators (MBTI) test allows employees or workers to know how they absorb information, decision-making and communication and also helps to be more productive and reduce stress. Various people who have taken this test narrate their stories and how it worked for them.

Psychological aspects, Stress management, Workers

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Balancing act

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the psychological and physical demands placed on parents on grandparents looking after children who are physically or mentally handicapped are discussed.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Disabled children, Disabled persons, Grandparent and child, Grandparent-child relations

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