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Motivation and remuneration of employees in a selected company
FENCL, František
The bachelor thesis focuses on the effectiveness of motivational tools in a selected company. In this regard, a research was conducted to evaluate the level of satisfaction of employees with the benefits and rewards that the company provides and Victor Vroom's expectation theory was tested. Based on the collected data, measures are proposed in the thesis that can improve the current motivation system.
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Pharmacology of LSD
Fencl, František ; Pourová, Jana (advisor) ; Vopršalová, Marie (referee)
Hallucinogenic drug LSD was synthesized for the first time in the research institute of the Sandoz company in Basilei in 1938. Its discoverer, Albert Hofmann was interested in ergot alkaloids and modification of their basic structural component - lysergic acid. With the aim of obtaining a chemical compound of therapeutic quality, he prepared his twenty-fifth derivative of lysergic acid named LSD-25. Psychical effects of this drug were discovered five years later, in 1943. From this moment on, LSD was the subject of investigation in many pharmacological and clinical studies. A very strong effect on the human psyche based on the damage of perception and mind as well as alienation from the real world was observed. Although the effect of LSD on the human organism, including its effective doses, ability to induce addiction and other pharmacological parameters have been assessed in a number of studies, the exact mechanism of this effect remains unexplained. It was demonstrated that LSD is capable of affecting the deepest centres of human emotions, and look inside the human soul with their help. This effect was later used in clinical psychotherapy for the treatment of some psychical disorders with very good results. However, the cases of LSD abuse and acts of violence or crime due to this drug were...
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Comparison of stock exchanges in Australia and India
Fencl, František ; Veselá, Jitka (advisor) ; Mazáček, David (referee)
The bachelor thesis presents a comparison of stock exchanges in Australia and India. More specifically it focuses on the Australian Securities Exchange in Australia and on Indian stock exchanges, the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India. The thesis analyses and compares stock exchanges in terms of the system of trading. Emphasis is also put on the assessment and comparison of the size of these stock exchanges according to various factors. An important part of this thesis is an identification and comparison of effects that influence the development of these stock exchanges. For this comparison, their biggest stock market indices are used.
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Pharmacology of LSD
Fencl, František ; Vopršalová, Marie (referee) ; Pourová, Jana (advisor)
Hallucinogenic drug LSD was synthesized for the first time in the research institute of the Sandoz company in Basilei in 1938. Its discoverer, Albert Hofmann was interested in ergot alkaloids and modification of their basic structural component - lysergic acid. With the aim of obtaining a chemical compound of therapeutic quality, he prepared his twenty-fifth derivative of lysergic acid named LSD-25. Psychical effects of this drug were discovered five years later, in 1943. From this moment on, LSD was the subject of investigation in many pharmacological and clinical studies. A very strong effect on the human psyche based on the damage of perception and mind as well as alienation from the real world was observed. Although the effect of LSD on the human organism, including its effective doses, ability to induce addiction and other pharmacological parameters have been assessed in a number of studies, the exact mechanism of this effect remains unexplained. It was demonstrated that LSD is capable of affecting the deepest centres of human emotions, and look inside the human soul with their help. This effect was later used in clinical psychotherapy for the treatment of some psychical disorders with very good results. However, the cases of LSD abuse and acts of violence or crime due to this drug were...
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