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Depth Of Self-Disclosure As A Function Of Assured Confidentiality And Video Recording, Sanford L. Graves
Depth Of Self-Disclosure As A Function Of Assured Confidentiality And Video Recording, Sanford L. Graves
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Relationship Between Creativity, Intelligence, And Sex Role Attitudes In College Students, Deborah D. Roman
Relationship Between Creativity, Intelligence, And Sex Role Attitudes In College Students, Deborah D. Roman
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
During the late 50's and early 60's the topic of creativity gained popularity among the scientific community, resulting in a proliferation of research on creativity. This increase in popularity led to the development of numerous test batteries claiming to measure creativity. These included batteries by Wallach and Kogan, Guilford, and Torrance, Although these researchers differ somewhat in their definitions of creativity, all of these tests tend to measure divergent thinking (requiring the generation of unique new ideas by synthesizing and reorganizing the available information) as opposed to convergent thinking (requiring knowledge, memory, and recognition). The development of objective tests of …
The Upstream Approach In The Employee Assistance Program Concept, Raymond M. Thornton
The Upstream Approach In The Employee Assistance Program Concept, Raymond M. Thornton
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The employee assistance program (EAP) concept in industry is defined and examined in this paper. Stress is defined and its impact on the individual and the organization is examined. The development of a preventative model of an EAP which utilizes stress management techniques to prevent human suffering and lost company time is discussed. One of the main purposes of this research report is to propose that individuals with "Type A" behavior patterns who are taught stress management techniques will have significantly lower scores on physiological measures, stress measures, role conflict and role ambiguity measures than those Type A individuals who …