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Yoga Nidra Lullaby

為了解決RINA的問題，作者Deshpande, Rina 這樣論述：

RINA DESHPANDE is an educator, author, and artist. After teaching in NYC public schools, she was a founding Assistant Professor of Practice with Relay Graduate School of Education in 2010. Raised with yoga as an Indian American, Deshpande completed her ERYT-500 yoga certification and earned a master

s in neuroscience and education at Harvard, designing yoga and mindfulness research curriculum. She currently authors and illustrates a monthly Yoga Journal magazine column on the culture and science of Yoga and is a faculty member. She’s been published in Self, The Huffington Post, Headspace, Talks

pace, Sonima.com, and Learning & the Brain. Deshpande is a lead advisor for education organizations. She loves yoga and art as much as her cat, which is a lot. Follow her at @rinathepoet on IG or rinadeshpande.com.

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槓桿結構與產業報酬相關分析

為了解決RINA的問題，作者郭霱淅 這樣論述：

本研究以台灣上市公司為樣本資料，探討產業槓桿結構與股價報酬率的關聯性。本研究以台灣科技新報資料庫所列七門科技產業，觀其10年期間財務報表數據計算財務槓桿與營運槓桿相關會計科目及財務指標為代理變數、股價報酬為因變數，計算對產業均線股權價值之對應影響比例，並依不同產業特性的財務結構探討效果差異。實證結果顯示槓桿變數確實可以對產業均線的股權價值波動具解釋力，在顯著且相關程度大的產業發現，營運槓桿並非對所有產業都是正面溢酬。因不同的產業特性、雖營運槓桿對其報酬關係是負相關卻因系統風險的不可掌握及台灣產業特性使然，產業須在大成本發動產能的同時承受營運風險；而財務槓桿則是普遍產業報酬造成負面相關，這相當

解釋外部資金對產業的價值評估的負面形象，因而當產業在藉由外部資金營運的同時也須注意財務槓桿所帶來報酬與風險波動及週轉壓力。既是如此，企業經營是否評估營運及財務槓桿相互替代的可能性藉以控制財務槓桿所帶來的負面形象及風險。本研究延續槓桿與報酬的相關性後發現雖營運與財務槓桿不具絕對的相互取代關係，但固定成本與外部資金依舊是產業或企業間營運並獲取報酬的必要之一。

The Gospel of Wellness: Gyms, Gurus, Goop, and the False Promise of Self-Care

為了解決RINA的問題，作者Raphael, Rina 這樣論述：

Journalist Rina Raphael looks at the explosion of the wellness industry: how it stems from legitimate complaints, how seductive marketing targets hopeful consumers-and why women are opening up their wallets like never before.Rina Raphael has been there. She’s bought cases of kombucha, she’s paid ＄45

for an exercise class, she’s sprinkled mushroom ＂superpowder＂ in her coffee, she’s gone on luxury mindfulness retreats, and she’s hung out with Hollywood’s crystal healers. . . . She’s a respected journalist who has specialized in health and wellness, so she should know better right? Yes. And No. Y

ou see Raphael was once a wellness junkie. Like millions of other women out there, she held out hope that clean eating or the newest strength training class would give her the salvation she sought. Why? Because the modern American woman has been sold a bum deal. In their male dominated workplace, st

ress levels for women are 1.5 times higher than for men. They then venture home, only to be confronted by ＂the second shift.＂ Just how bad is it? Google searches for ＂self care＂ are at an all-time high. Dentists have seen an uptick in angry women grinding their teeth at night. What have women been s

old as coping mechanisms? Meditation apps, ＂detoxes＂, manifestation gurus--things that only a few years ago might have been considered fringe that are now mainstream. But deep within the underbelly of self-care--hidden beneath layers of clever marketing--the wellness industry beckons women with a fa

r stronger, more seductive message. It promises women the one thing they desperately desire: control. They are told they can manage the chaos ruling their life by following a laid-out plan: Eat right, exercise, meditate, then buy all this stuff. This mass consumerism is a metaphor for harnessing eve

rything that feels untenable in their life. Wellness isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s become something much more. It’s something to believe in. Which is why wellness is increasingly adopting patterns similar to religion. The desire to be healthy is anything but new. But what we’re witnessing today is co

mpletely unlike its predecessors. Wellness, in its current form, is almost an obsession for the American woman. What’s the reason everyone is guzzling kombucha and taking to aromatherapy now? Why do women feel the weight of the world when they go to the grocery store and choose conventional over the

hefty priced organic produce for their families? Why, in this moment, do we find ourselves at what seems to be the peak of alternative health practices? To quote Gwyneth Paltrow at a recent Goop summit, ＂Why do we all not feel well?＂ The Gospel of Wellness will examine how and why American women we

re led down this costly kale-covered path. Part investigative report, part sociological analysis, part personal account, this book will dive deep into this booming movement, bringing the reader inside the sprawling landscape of wellness and introducing them to its many trends and blind spots. Blendi

ng traditional reporting, first-person narrative, and social critique, Rina Raphael will guide readers through a journey of the modern American woman and why she’s so dissatisfied with the status quo. Wellness did not sprout in a vacuum: it’s a reaction to trends building over decades. Women are sea

rching for meaning, purpose, community, and certainty--and trying to find it in through health practices. But what happens when the cure becomes as bad as the disease? Rina Raphael is a features contributor for Fast Company magazine who specializes in health, wellness, and women’s issues. She has

contributed tothe New York Times, LA Times, CBS, NBC News, Medium’s Elemental, among others. Her wellness industry newsletter, Well To Do, which reaches nearly twenty thousand subscribers, covers trends and news and offers biweekly market analysis. Raphael has spoken on the wellness industry at sev

eral conferences, including SXSW, the Global Wellness Summit, the Self-Care Summit, and the Fast Company Innovation Festival. Previously, she served as a senior producer and lifestyle editor at the Today show, the number one morning show in America, for nearly a decade.

哥倫比亞考生對 TOEFL iBT® 的看法：2019 年最新版本和家庭版

為了解決RINA的問題，作者霸杰鏌 這樣論述：

國際英語能力檢定考試當中，TOEFL iBT®可能是最具影響力的考試。然而，COVID-19 疫情擾亂了全球教育、工作和移民流動性，促使英語檢定考試也必須調整發展相關解決方案。因此，最新版本的 TOEFL iBT® 考試（2019 年）於2020 年 3 月開始提供家庭版測驗。有鑒於 TOEFL iBT® 的重要性，學者已經開始研究考生對考試的觀感，探討方向包括將對於托福考試用作畢業要求之反應，以及考生對其四個部分（閱讀、聽力、口語和寫作）的印象。然而既有之觀感研究尚存在下列問題：（1）它們研究對象主要為亞洲考生，相關研究鮮少針對講西班牙語的受試者，以及（2）研究尚未包括最新版本的測試。綜合

上述文獻缺口，本研究旨在探討哥倫比亞考生對 2019 TOEFL iBT® 版及其家庭版之看法。透過半結構化的在線訪談（45 分鐘）以及用於三角交叉檢核的焦點團體訪談，本研究對六位參與者進行其對於托福考試最新版本和家庭版看法的探討。訪談結果透過持續比較分析和紮根理論進行分析，揭示了六個觀感類別：一個“核心”類別的感受，三個與此“核心”相關的主要類別（測試的具體特徵、成本和額外的測試費用、以及考試準備和策略），以及兩個互補的類別（額外的考試好處，以及與其他英語水平測試的比較）。整體來說，本研究發現兩個反比關係（1）壓力和對考試相關費用的關注，以及(2) 自我評估的考試成績、考試特徵和考試準備策略

。這些結果對於教學材料設計、教學技術以及了解哥倫比亞考生的 TOEFL iBT® 自評表現背後的原因等領域具有深遠的意義。