Revolution and Redemption: A Comprehensive Exploration of Dickens’s “A Tale of Two Cities”
Nicolae Sfetcu[1] nicolae@sfetcu.com 25.07.2026 Sfetcu, Nicolae (2026). ”Revolution and Redemption: A Comprehensive Exploration of Dickens’s “A Tale of Two Cities””, in Index Academic, II 2026, DOI: 10.58679/IA10809, https://www.indexacademic.ro/en/pdf/revolution-and-redemption/ Abstract Charles Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities is one … Read More
Narrative Identity and Cognitive Warfare
Rădulescu, Bogdan-George (2026). ”Narrative Identity and Cognitive Warfare”, in Index Academic, II 2026, DOI: 10.58679/IA40752, https://www.indexacademic.ro/en/pdf/narrative-identity-and-cognitive-warfare/ This article examines cognitive warfare as a strategic struggle over the narrative infrastructures through which societies construct reality, collective memory, and political identity. … Read More
NEURAL CONNECTIONSAND TECHNOLOGY, THE PERSPECTIVE OF MODERN MEDICINE
Ștefan Valentin LUNCANU, Camelia PETRESCU Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are systems that facilitate direct brain-to-machine communication that allow people to control computers and other devices using their thoughts. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with BCI has led to significant advances … Read More
OPTIMAL PARAMETERS FOR REMOTE CONTROL OF MILITARY VEHICLES: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS
Ştefan Emil IONESCU, Titi PARASCHIV This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of the optimal parameters for remote control systems used in military vehicles. These parameters are crucial for ensuring efficient and secure communication, as well as the reliable operation … Read More
EEG WAVE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY AND BIG FIVE OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE (AUTONOMY) FACTOR STUDY
Cosmin Karl BĂNICĂ, Dan POSTOLEA, Ruxandra Victoria PARASCHIV, Ioana ADOCHIEI, Felix ADOCHIEI The article investigates the relationship between the Big Five trait called “openness to experience” (reflecting the degree of openness and interest in new and unusual experiences) and brain … Read More
STUDY ON THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF EEG WAVES AND THE BIG FIVE EXTRAVERSION FACTOR
Ioana ADOCHIEI, Titi PARASCHIV, Ruxandra Alina SULTANA, Ştefana DUŢĂ, Laura RADU Abstract: The study analyzes the relationship between the psychophysiology of EEG waves and the personality factor called extraversion in the Big Five model. We monitored the brain activity of … Read More
STUDY ON THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF EEG WAVES ON 8 CHANNELS AND FEATURE COURTESY OF THE BIG FIVE
Felix ADOCHIEI, Ruxandra Victoria PARASCHIV, Camelia PETRESCU, Cosmin Karl BĂNICĂ, Petru JUNIE The study investigates the relationship between the psychophysiology of 8-channel EEG waves and the personality characteristic known as agreeableness, one of the five major traits of the Big … Read More
MODEL FOR DETERMINING THE COMPOSITION, AT EQUILIBRIUM, OF A REACTANT SYSTEM USING THE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIER METHOD
Titi PARASCHIV, Dan POSTOLEA, Iustin PRIESCU, Octavian Constantin GRIGOROIU The article addresses the method of applying the Lagrange Multiplier Method in determining the equilibrium composition for a reactive system. The study begins by presenting the general form of constrained optimization … Read More
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF THE EEG SCAN, WITH 32 SENSORS, FOR TWO CATEGORIES OF RESPONDENTS
Titi PARASCHIV, Felix ADOCHIEI, Cosmin Karl BĂNICĂ, Laurenţiu FRUMUŞELU, Andrei IGNAT This paper explores the differences in the electroencephalographic (EEG) characteristics of two distinct groups of participants, one under 30 and the other over 60. Using a 32-electrode EEG scanning … Read More
STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DSP OF EEG WAVES AND THE BIG FIVE EMOTIONAL STABILITY FACTOR
Daniel COCHIOR, Iustin PRIESCU, Teodor NICOLESCU, Oana ŞTIRBU This study focuses on the relationship between power spectral characteristics (PSCs) of EEG waves and the personality trait associated with emotional stability in the Big Five model. EEG data was recorded and … Read More
EARLY YEARS CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, A BASE FOR ADULT ATTACHMENT
Elena BURLĂNESCU, Anca-Monica PUIA This paper aims for a comprehensive exploration of the attachment theory, and focuses on the importance of early years experiences in shaping children’s attachment. Bowlby’s attachment theory (1969) states that a secure attachment, developed through appropriate … Read More
EFFICIENT METHODS OF ASSESSING CANDIDATES IN THE HUMAN RESOURCES SELECTION PROCESS
Dorin SACALĂ The selection of human resources is a complex process that requires a thorough specialist training, with life experience being an additional guide that should not be missing from the knowledge of any expert in the field. Hiring staff … Read More
SELF-CONFIDENCE AND LOCUS OF CONTROL – PERSONALITY FACTORS FAVORING ADAPTATION AND PROFESSIONAL INTEGRATION
Silviu Ioan CRAIOVAN, Maria Diana CIURESCU The present article serves the purpose of demonstrating the role self-confidence and the locus of control have, as attributes or ranges of attributes, in the process of ensuring the success in completing an action … Read More
CAREER REORIENTATION AND SELF-ESTEEM IN ADULTHOOD
Alexandra MEREŞANU (GHEORGHE) This article explores the dynamic relationship between career reorientation and self-esteem in adulthood. Career changes and self-perception are inextricably linked, and this study delves into the unique challenges and opportunities faced by adults in navigating these transitions. … Read More
CINDERELLA, A PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH
Anca Domnica LUPU The hero with one thousand names, Cinderella, has nowadays become something more akin to an archetype, synonymous with the symbol of someone who used to be neglected for a long period of time and is now finally seen, … Read More
THE ROLE OF NON-FINANCIAL MOTIVATION IN ACHIEVING PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE
Natalia CONSTANTINESCU, Silviu Ioan CRAIOVAN Our study aims to determine the main motivational factors for increasing employees performance. Methodology: The sample consisted of 25 employees of a multinational company in Romania, who achieved professional performance above expectations in the last year. … Read More