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Without Restraint: How Skiing Saved My Son’s Life

為了解決Impulsive behavior的問題，作者Delena, Robert C.,Delena, Ryan C. 這樣論述：

As a child Ryan DeLena had difficulty controlling his emotional outbursts. This led to placement in therapeutic schools that relied on detrimental methods of behavior modification such as physical restraints. Nothing helped from a team of doctors to heavy medication. Then in 2010, Ryan was voluntari

ly committed to a mental hospital for further evaluation. His parents Rob and Mary Beth were counseled to place him in a group home. They refused. Two years earlier, after an impulsive decision Rob had to take Ryan skiing, he discovered a different child than the version experts were so sure about.

By his second day of skiing, Ryan was executing advanced runs, and with each conquest in the winters that followed, Rob began to question the path laid for his son by the professionals paid to judge him. He later convinced Mary Beth to fight the medical and educational complexes over Ryan’s care and

school placement, and together they fostered the freedom Ryan needed to pursue his dream of becoming a professional ski mountaineer. Written in two voices, Without Restraint is a joint father-son memoir told with both pain and levity, struggle and strength, adventure and heart. It is the story of a

misunderstood boy, a father’s growth, and a shared love of the outdoors that formed their unbreakable bond. Robert C. DeLena was raised in Revere, MA, and is a graduate of The Governor’s Academy, Trinity College, and Northeastern University School of Law. After practicing law unhappily, he founde

d a small recruiting company called Legal Staffing Solutions, and for over twenty years has advised law firms, lawyers, and law students on legal hiring. Rob lives in Sudbury, MA with his wife, Mary Beth, and his daughter, Abigail, who currently attends Hamilton College. He spends time skiing with h

is son Ryan and the great friends he’s made during his journey from beginner to reluctant adventurer. Rob has skied all over the United States, internationally in Canada, Chile and Argentina, and even survived a backcountry expedition in Antarctica. He is planning to return to Antarctica with Ryan i

n late 2022. Ryan C. DeLena is currently a junior at Northern Vermont University studying Outdoor Education. He is widely known in the outdoor community through his social media presence as ＂Extreme Ryan.＂ He was pictured on the cover of Backcountry Ski Maps (2020) and has conquered many of the worl

d’s signature ski runs including Super-C Couloir in Chile, Little Couloir in Montana, and Tuckerman Ravine in New Hampshire. Ryan has climbed and skied additional peaks in Oregon, Washington, Utah, California, Nevada, Wyoming, and Antarctica. He is an enthusiastic rock climber, ice climber, and avid

hiker, summiting the Grand Teton twice and has recently completed the ＂Hundred Highest＂ hiking peaks in New England. Ryan has earned advanced certifications from the American Mountain Guides Association and the Professional Ski Instructors of America. He spends every available moment in the White M

ountains and plans on adventuring in Svalbard, Peru, and Antarctica in 2022.

Drift-Driven Design of Buildings: Mete Sozen’’s Works on Earthquake Engineering

為了解決Impulsive behavior的問題，作者Pujol, Santiago,Irfanoglu, Ayhan,Puranam, Aishwarya 這樣論述：

Santiago Pujol is Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Canterbury. Prior to moving to New Zealand, he was Professor of Civil Engineering at the Lyles School of Civil Engineering, Purdue University. His experience includes earthquake engineering, evaluation and strengthening of existin

g structures, response of reinforced concrete to impulsive loads and earthquake demands, instrumentation and testing of structures, and failure investigations. He is a Fellow of the American Concrete Institute (ACI), and member of ACI committees 445 (Torsion and Shear), 314 (Simplified Design), 133

(Disaster Reconnaissance), 318F (Foundations), and 318W (Design for Wind). He is also member of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI), associate editor of Earthquake Spectra, and founder of datacenterhub.org (a site funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and dedicated to the s

ystematic collection of research data). He received the Chester Paul Siess Award for Excellence in Structural Research from ACI, the Educational Award from Architectural Institute of Japan, and the Walter L. Huber Civil Engineering Research Prize from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

Ayhan Irfanoglu is a Professor and Associate Head of Civil Engineering at the Lyles School of Civil Engineering, Purdue University. His research and teaching interests are in earthquake engineering, structural dynamics and modeling, engineering seismology, and classical methods of structural analysi

s. He is a member of ACI committees 314 (Simplified Design) and 133 (Disaster Reconnaissance). He is an associate editor of the ASCE Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities.Aishwarya Puranam is Assistant Professor at the Department of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University. Her resea

rch interests are behavior of reinforced concrete, design, evaluation, and retrofit of buildings to resist earthquake demands, and large-scale experiments. She received the President’s Fellowship from the American Concrete Institute in 2016, and the Best Dissertation Award from Purdue University in

2018.

情緒之購物決定：以訊息訴求為干擾

為了解決Impulsive behavior的問題，作者林筱琪 這樣論述：

衝動購物 (Impulsive Purchase) 是消費者面對壓力及情緒變化的因應行為之一。情緒左右著消費者的購買行為，也影響著消費者的思考過程。過去多項研究將消費者的心理因素及個人特質納入消費者行為的考量架構之中，且本研究發現到消費者在不同情緒時面對廣告刺激會產生不同的消費行為，廣告刺激的理性及感性訊息訴求 (Message Appeal) 可發展不同的影響效果。因此本研究試圖了解訊息訴求與衝動購物特性在情緒與衝動購物之間的影響性。試圖以產品角度切入探討情緒與衝動購物之間的關係，以提供企業此角度撰寫企業生成內容提供給目標客群。此外，企業可以透過情緒營造激發消費者的衝動購物性。而本研究透過

操弄受測者情緒及兩種訊息訴求廣告以測驗不同情緒與訊息訴求對於衝動購物決定的影響效果。研究結果發現正向及負向情緒皆會提升衝動購物發生的機率，而高衝動購物性在正向情緒時的影響效果高於負向情緒。此外，無論是在正向或負向情緒中，消費者接收到理性訴求皆會產生衝動購物決定，然而在正向情緒中，感性訴求的效果更為突出。因此本研究建議企業在分析目標客群時，在正負向情緒下廣告以理性訴求為主皆具有一定效果，而在如特定節日等正向情緒下則建議以感性訴求的角度推廣產品及服務的效果較好。