The Adaptive Identity

According to Brooker and Stone, their concept of adaptive reuse also define as ‘the function is the most obvious change, but other alterations may be made to the building itself such as the circulation route, the orientation, the relationships between spaces; additions may be built and other areas may be demolished’.[1] An existing or abandoned building which is still structurally secure and now adapted to fit new changes or functions of the building. In the past, people reuse an abandon building

malleability of identity and its role in conflict transformation. I will now explore the literature on complexity science and systems thinking. More specifically, I investigate the self as a complex adaptive system to support the transformation of self, society, and conflict. First I will look at complexity science and systems thinking to bring some clarity and definition to the inquiry, then I will explore the sciences that attribute the self as a system, and furthermore, as a complex adaptive system

books, chapters, and periodical articles and has presented numerous lectures and workshops focusing on her nursing adaptation theory” (Phillips, 2006). Theory Roy stated, “persons are holistic adaptive systems and the focus of nursing” (Phillips, 2006). What Roy means by that is that a person’s entire adaptive systems, including all four modes, should be analyzed and included in the nursing interventions and treatments. All of these parts play a crucial role in the person’s well being, because each

Sigmund Freud: Defense Mechanisms  Sigmund Freud was a psychoanalytic theorist and practitioner who strongly emphasized  the unconscious processes and biological drives that guide our behavior.  He asserted that instincts are the propelling forces of our personality, and that they originate in the id (the unconscious part of our personality that works on the pleasure principle, and is a reservoir of our instincts and libido). In addition to the id, we have the ego (the conscious, rational side of

(Butts & Rich, 2015). According to Roy (2009), Roy was challenged to develop RAM to define nursing by professor Dorothy E. Johnson at UCLA, and she believed that the human being is holistic adaptive system. From fundamental assumption of adaptive system, Roy initially integrated with scientific idea of Helson’s adaptive-level theory and von Bertalanffy’s system theory. The von Bertalanffy’s system theory

“the negative pole” of architectural theory (Rudolfo Machado), then adaptive re-use is…… ……a movie that creates a montage of different eras of a building. As a re-born architecture, its’ property of narrative allowed visitors or residence to unfold the stories behind it. ‘Architecture, as material culture, plays a prominent role as a reminder of the past in the built environment.’(Ana Souto). In adaptive re-use the shifting identity of the building could not wipe off the memory from the past. When

phases of identity development which encapsulates changes within relationships of friends, peers, family members, and parents. Within that timeframe, approximately two transitions occur between educational facilities in the adolescent’s life. The biological shift occurring, involves hormonal changes and affects the adolescent’s mood. Behavioral changes are expressed through heightened anxiety, the onset of depression, and extreme high mood levels followed by extreme low levels. The identity development

are adaptive and are associated with positive adjustment after stressful events. Emotion focused coping involves changing the emotional aspects of the situation and includes both active and avoidant strategies. Examples of emotional focused coping include focusing on positive aspects of the situation, seeking emotional support from others (active strategies), and mental or behavioral disengagement (an avoidant strategy). Active emotion-focused strategies are generally considered to be adaptive, and

sites in our trip. What is really our Filipino culture and, more importantly, how do we preserve it in the rapidly changing times of our modern world? With the help of this reflection paper, I hope to find the answer and enlighten myself with the identity of my country – and in that effect – of myself as a Filipino too. Starting out with a tour of the many buildings erected in Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bataan, I noticed that some of the structures we were introduced to weren’t what they were

The Importance of Adaptive Leadership According to Apenko and Chernobaeva many businesses and their processing work in setting with a high level of indecision and ambiguity without any underlying connections between the varying departs and units they encompass. In most cases, succeed leader who has exceptional adaptive leadership skills tend to succeed more in fast changing organizations (Apenko & Chernobaeva, 2016). At the heart of this leadership, skill is the ability to grow not only adapt and