¶ … public education been used in the areas of focus to achieve health goals other than eradicating Malaria? If so, how successful have such attempts been?
I find it interesting that the World Health Organization suggested the use of DDT, a chemical that has proven harmful after research. This makes me wonder whether the WHO has suggested other potentially harmful "remedies" for health concerns without launching a thorough investigation into potential harms first.
In my view, it appears vitally important to first launch investigations into the potential harm of a chemical or remedy before applying it on a worldwide or countrywide scale, as the WHO appears to have suggested with DDT. Surely the research proves that such a strategy is irresponsible at best.
Second Response:
How would you go about reducing bias in investigating the leader-follower relationship in companies?
It is interesting that...
It appears, therefore, that the follower role is far more important than researchers might acknowledge.
In my own life as a scholar and learner, I have seen the importance of the follower role in teams to ensure that the work of the team is accomplished. Leadership means that a task cannot be accomplished on one's own. No isolated person is a leader by him- or herself.
Third Response:
Are there any other religious viewpoints that could be investigated besides the ones mentioned; i.e. besides using religion as a valuable resource for continuing health and support or regarding religion as a peripheral element of everyday living?
Religion appears to me to be a vastly divergent component of human living. Perhaps the study could also benefit…
