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Feasibility Analysis for Pirelli
Feasibility Analysis for Pirelli
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Feasibility Analysis for Pirelli
At that point we should 5 compétition powers demonstrate: the worlds business sector gets to be more imperative and new players develop in size: it is the situation of Pirelli, Michelin and Goodyear companies. These three territorial organizations hold, without precedent for 2006, somewhere around 15% and 20% piece of the overall industry each. These newcomers, for the most part situated on the low end, urge producers to focus on recorded quality items, more inventive and more lavish. These days, the tire makers must incorporate the administrative and societal weight for nature (Edinçliler, Baykal & Saygılı, 2010). Pirelli have a bargaining power for both Customers and Suppliers. This is to inform that the company has the power to enter the market once again and to earn profits from its sales. On the other hand, thanks to the model, it is able to shows that Pirelli has the ability to integrate with other local companies in new markets because it already has a reliable asset and manpower to execute it business mandates.
This deduces that the company has the ability to pull from its losses in the coming years. However, this is only possible if its employs other new market entry strategies. This strategies should be those that call of expansion into potential market such as African Market as middle easy market.
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Edinçliler, A., Baykal, G., & Saygılı, A. (2010). Influence of different processing techniques on the mechanical properties of used tires in embankment construction. Waste management, 30(6), 1073-1080.
DSM5-IV
Abnormal psychology and DSM-5
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changes that were made from DSM-IV to DSM-5
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) was out in mid-2013 after being reformed from DSM-IV-TR. DSM-IV had various weaknesses that contributed to changes to DSM-5 to allow further development. To begin with, DSM-IV critically had concerns on the category classification of disorders and its high rates of occurrence as well as comorbidity. While in DSM-5, the category approach was retained as the organizational structure changed so as to simplify the psychological and biological relationship within disorders together with their frequency across the lifespan.
The DSM5 discontinued multiaxial system, Axes I-III were incorporated into a monoaxial system so as to asses’ environment and psychosocial. This enhances focus on dimensional approach as well as simplifying modifications that allows neurobiological and genetically factors in DSM-V. DSM-V has structured diagnosis from order of early child hood to adolescence and then to adulthood Change of names in The DSM-V such as “intellectual disability” instead of “mental retardation” which was used in the DSM-IV-TR. The clinicians the saw a mentally retarded person had deficient in IQ which was not true. The Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) now comprises the previous four separate and different disorders of Asperger’s Disorder, Autistic Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder and Childhood Disintegrative Disorder. With high rate of ASD diagnosis modern increase in ASD diagnoses, the change has been contentious since it influences the type of services that are available to those with this analysis. moreover, ADHD norms now permits application across the lifetime and a lower onset for making the diagnosis (Breland & et.al, 2016).
The role of DSM-5 in making a diagnosis. Why is it used?
DSM-5 determines accurate diagnosis firstly concerning being able to properly treat any type of medical condition as well as mental disorders. DSM-5 assists in measuring the effectiveness of treatment, as dimensional assessments and assists clinicians to asses’ changes in rigorous levels as a reaction to treatment.DSM-5 is compatible with the HIPAA and is used by insurance companies for diagnosing mental disorder instantly. It has code of numbers in ICD that is used in DSM-5 required for insurance compensation and for observing morbidity and transience statistics by health agencies. DSM-5 provides a major language of descriptive text for clinicians to connect about their patients and establish reliable and consistent diagnoses. DSM gives descriptions, indications, and other measures for diagnosing mental disorders (Kring& et.al, 2014).
how to make a diagnosis using DSM-5 if you were a counsellor? How do you ensure that you do not misdiagnose your client?
The counsellor makes a good relationship with the client to promote the diagnosis and to encourage the client to come for the next visits. the meeting is freighted with anticipations that are overstated with good or bad mood. each diagnostic evaluation is vital for the patient and for the counsellor. The focus should always be on the patient’s need to be listened and understood. The counsellor must Make Diagnosis to be a Team Effort that displays one’s empathy and provides education and information to the patient to him feel enlighten as he walks away. The counsellor should be able to Sustain Balance in the First Moments without jumping into diagnostic conclusions (Kring& et.al, 2014).
The counsellor should give the patient freedom to express himself to bring out the patient’s presentation with the guide of a checklist questions in order to achieve efficiency and reliability. The questions should be of closed ended and open-ended range. After listening to the patient carefully the counsellor should choose the correct branch of diagnostic tree to climb. He should be able to place the symptoms amongst the most applicable of the wide-ranging categories. The use of screened questions to give a semi structured interviews is the surest way towards a comprehensive accurate and reliable diagnosis. A patient should have at least 2 additional conditions of Psychiatric symptoms before considering his condition as mental disorder. These symptoms should cause Clinical Significance of distress or impairment. One should Conduct a Risk–Benefit Analysis that weighs the positives and negatives of giving such diagnosis. He should counter check if the diagnosis has been proven effective and safe. One should be patient while making Diagnostic impressions since they are hypotheses still to be tested. One should be cautious and constantly test any subjective judgments. He should Document his thoughts when he provides a clear justification for his conclusions as he forms them (Breland & et.al, 2016).
References
Breland-Noble, A. M., Al-Mateen, C. S., & Singh, N. N. (2016). Handbook of mental health in African American youth.
Introduction. (n.d.). Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition. doi:10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596.144896
Kring, A. M., Johnson, S. L., Davison, G. C., & Naele, J. M. (2014). Wiley International Edition (12th ed.). John Wiley& sons. ISBN: 978-1-118-96433-0
Fear of Flying
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Fear of Flying
Introduction
While I am a relatively self –driven, courageous and risk taking individual, I have always had the fear of flying. I understand that everyone has an innate fear of one thing or another. My fear of flying is based on an unpleasant experience I had as a kid. I was an extremely playful child in which case I could climb so many places even to dangerous heights. My face used to shine on seeing the admiration that other kids showed as they cheered me on to climb higher. However, this was short-lived as at one time, I climbed a relatively short tree to get some fruits for my new friend. Unfortunately, fate was not on my side. I stepped on a weak branch and came hurtling down. Luckily, I escaped with a few scratches, but I was never to regain my confidence again. The fear increased after I lost a dear friend in a plane crash in the Middle East. This pushed the lesson home; never go to heights from which you cannot climb down in a few steps, unless you have no option.
This fear has always prevented me from taking journeys that involve flying, in which case my means of transport is limited to trains, cars and boats, except in cases where I cannot help it. This explains why I have only visited my parents in Middle East twice in the seven years that I have spent in the United States. Even in those cases, I have had to consume some liquor so as to down my fears.
However, my turning point came last summer. I was an intern in a non-governmental organization when I was sent on an assignment that required boarding a plane. This was an extremely crucial assignment and was bound to have a tremendous impact on my curriculum vitae. In addition, it presented an opportunity for growth in my future career. Unfortunately, it involved flying, which was one of the things that I not only hated but presented an insurmountable challenge. For a moment, I thought that I should decline the offer. What would happen in case the plane encounters unfavorable weather? What if it is hijacked by terrorists or even blown away into smithereens?
Unfortunately, I needed a pleasant rating and would not have desired to crash my chances of getting one. In essence, I chose to go ahead and board the plane. I had spent the previous night rolling on my bed for lack of sleep, thanks to the cruel thoughts on my mind. I must admit that the four hours in the air were some of the longest in my life. I cannot explain how fast I moved out of the plane once it landed at the airport. Looking back into the incident, I decided to research on the frequency with which planes crash or are hijacked. I realized that there were fewer plane crashes than car accidents. In fact, car accidents occur 16 times more frequently than car accidents. This was a tremendous breakthrough for me as I realized that my fears were based on ignorance rather than intellect. Of course, there is always a possibility or likelihood that something will go wrong and lead to a plane crash. However, this should not keep one from carrying on his duties. I realized that fear can be extremely limiting and can even hinder an individual from attaining his potential and reaching his goals in life. In addition, I determined that the best cure for fear of anything is to go through that thing, of course, after carrying out all the precautionary measures.