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Psychologicko-manažerské aspekty práce na home office
Smolová, Kristýna
This bachelor thesis deals with the psychological-managerial aspects of home of-fice, such as the work environment at home, stress when working from home or productivity when working from home. In the first part of this work, these aspects are theoretically defined, including the definition of basic terms related to home office. The second part contains the results of an analysis of a questionnaire survey that maps the current state of working from home office. In the recommendation part I mentioned several measures based on the results that can help to improve working from home office. In the conclusion I summarized the achieved results.
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Green widows as a phenomenon of contemporary society
Smolová, Kristýna ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Illner, Michal (referee)
The thesis deals with the phenomenon of green widows in today's society. The main goal of the thesis is to identify whether there are women in the Czech Republic which can be considered as green widows. Even though this issue is becoming more and more topical, especially with the increasing suburbanisation of our cities, this problem has not been profesionally tackled and described yet. There is no available literature or qualified research concerning this issue in the Czech Republic. The problem of green widows in this thesis is discussed in regard of the process of suburbanisation and the specific lifestyle of people living in satellite towns. One part of the thesis also deals with psychological aspects such as solitude, marriage crisis, cuckoldry and different kinds of addictions connected with these aspects. The thesis also includes an internet questionnaire focused on general awareness about green widows. The goal of the questionnaire is to find out who is a green widow in the opinion of respondents. The problem of green widows is also examined via interpretation of internet discussions and discussions regarding articles published on internet. Furthemore the thesis reveals outcomes of a research conducted by the Depertment of Social Geography and Regional Development of the Science Faculty at Charles...
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Studium variability DNA mrkve obecné a příbuzných druhů
Smolová, Kristýna
This thesis includes the study of the literary as well as practical aspects of DNA variability in selected species of Apiaceae family. Among the objectives were also an examination and a verification regarding the transferability of microsatellite markers designed for carrot and cumin to related species. The practical part was elaborated by using methods of DNA isolation, PCR amplification and electrophoretic separation on both agarose and polyacrylamide gel. Using a total of 13 SSR markers in 15 varieties of various representatives from the Umbelliferae family (carrot, celery, parsley, parsnip and dill), 98 alleles of the size differing from 140 to 400 bp have been found. Then, binary matrices were compiled and characteristics for each of the markers used were calculated, the values of which demonstrate high utility for the study of genetic variability in all species except dill. Based on the results, the dendrogram was developed, indicating the close and distant relationships between individual varieties and sorts of crops. The results were compared with similarly focused expert studies.
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Socioculture problems of suburbias
Smolová, Kristýna ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Míková, Helena (referee) ; Nováček, Aleš (referee)
The dissertation thesis deals with socio-cultural problems of suburbanization with a focus on green widows as a phenomenon of contemporary society. Green widows are defined as a specific group of suburban inhabitants and most often they are characterized as "wives of wealthy businessmen living in detached houses in the suburbs, their husbands leave every day for work in the central part of town and women stay alone in the green on the outskirts." The main benefit of the dissertation thesis is a summary of available knowledge about green widows and creating a comprehensive view on these issues associated with ongoing suburbanization processes; foreign research and knowledge are also reflected in the work. The most important finding is that phenomenon of green widows - in the sense of how the term "green widow" is generally defined - is perceived within the Czech Republic as a problematic topic mainly of the media. Phenomenon of green widows is not accidental, but it is currently overcome in the context of the Czech Republic, according to the author. Gradually disappears, and if really exists, so only to a limited extent, than to be described as a major socio- cultural problem of contemporary Czech society. The main part of the dissertation thesis is a qualitative research carried out in 2017 and...
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Green widows as a phenomenon of contemporary society
Smolová, Kristýna ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Illner, Michal (referee)
The thesis deals with the phenomenon of green widows in today's society. The main goal of the thesis is to identify whether there are women in the Czech Republic which can be considered as green widows. Even though this issue is becoming more and more topical, especially with the increasing suburbanisation of our cities, this problem has not been profesionally tackled and described yet. There is no available literature or qualified research concerning this issue in the Czech Republic. The problem of green widows in this thesis is discussed in regard of the process of suburbanisation and the specific lifestyle of people living in satellite towns. One part of the thesis also deals with psychological aspects such as solitude, marriage crisis, cuckoldry and different kinds of addictions connected with these aspects. The thesis also includes an internet questionnaire focused on general awareness about green widows. The goal of the questionnaire is to find out who is a green widow in the opinion of respondents. The problem of green widows is also examined via interpretation of internet discussions and discussions regarding articles published on internet. Furthemore the thesis reveals outcomes of a research conducted by the Depertment of Social Geography and Regional Development of the Science Faculty at Charles...
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