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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
The Relationship Between Child Sexual Abuse And Hypoactive Sexualdesire Disorder In Adult Women: An Investigation Of Contributory Factors And Treatment Outcomes, David B. Sarwer
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No abstract provided.
Women Mentoring Women: A Phenomenological Study, Jacqueline Jachym Fitzpatrick Edd
Women Mentoring Women: A Phenomenological Study, Jacqueline Jachym Fitzpatrick Edd
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The purpose of this study was to examine the lived experience of ten business and professional women who have experienced a mentoring relationship as a mentor or protegee with another woman, to understand the essence of their mentoring experience, and to know more about their participation as mentors. This study began with the assumption that women who experienced mentoring whether from women or men would be active mentors themselves. However, the data reveal an important contradiction.
Since women are entering the business and professional ranks of the work force at an increasing pace, there are greater numbers of women who …
An Evaluation Case Study Of The Effects Of A Learning Style Awareness Program For Ninth Graders At An Independent School, Dorene Casey Mclaughlin Edd
An Evaluation Case Study Of The Effects Of A Learning Style Awareness Program For Ninth Graders At An Independent School, Dorene Casey Mclaughlin Edd
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The purpose of this study was to examine the implementation of a year-long learning style awareness program and its effects on locus of control and academic achievement in a ninth grade population. This study was also designed to collect subjective data from students on their perceptions of responsibility for their own achievement, ability to identify their individual learning style, a willingness to ask for help, and in addition, over parental conflict. This study was conducted, using a sample of 76 ninth graders, at an independent college preparatory school in a large Southern California city. All subjects were administered the National …
The Wrath Of Ignorance: Schizophrenic Policies In Access To Health Care For Undocumented Latinas, Antonia J. Spadaro Edd
The Wrath Of Ignorance: Schizophrenic Policies In Access To Health Care For Undocumented Latinas, Antonia J. Spadaro Edd
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This study focuses on the problems of health care access experienced by undocumented Latinas: women from Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Those who are undocumented may encounter significantly reduced access to health care, for the risk of discovery causes them to be more furtive in their activities. Undocumented immigrants to the U.S., especially Latin women, confront myriad obstacles in obtaining health care that are sociocultural, political, economic, and personal. The problem of competing policies in the health care arena represents one of the most formidable obstacles for undocumented persons. These conflicting conditions are such that some services …
School Reform: Leadership Through Shared Decision-Making, Mary Juliet Martel Edd
School Reform: Leadership Through Shared Decision-Making, Mary Juliet Martel Edd
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Educational reform has a long history and schools have gone through cycles of change. This study, however, focuses on the last ten years of reform, often referred to as the restructuring movement. Shared decision making is one of the fundamental changes promoted by this current reform effort. Restructuring the decision-making process to include teachers and parents is a significant change from the hierarchical process that has been in place in most of today's schools. It is time to recognize that schools are complex social institutions that experience change only through its people. By giving those closest to children a stronger …
Voices Of Midlife Tomboys: A Narrative Study, Jan Secrist Edd
Voices Of Midlife Tomboys: A Narrative Study, Jan Secrist Edd
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Women's lives have been increasingly researched in the last thirty years, offering greater understanding of their roles and relationships within our patriarchal culture. It is now readily understood that adolescence tends to mute the positive sense of self and authentic voice of young girls in our current culture, and midlife tends to relax these restrictions, allowing self and voice to emerge once again. Many women in their middle years rediscover the spirited, independent, and competent identity left behind when they accepted cultural restrictions to conform to a world that was not of their own making. In spite of the increased …
The Relationship Of Student Retention To Teacher/Student Personality Types At Summit Christian College, C. Joseph Martin
The Relationship Of Student Retention To Teacher/Student Personality Types At Summit Christian College, C. Joseph Martin
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For the past 3 decades, retention studies have emerged as being of significant importance to the smaller colleges and universities, especially the private colleges and universities, including Summit Christian College. With the decline in the high-school population, which was predicted to occur in the mid-70s, retention was going to be of even more importance to the smaller educational institutions. All of this pointed toward a time when colleges would have to compete for the high-school graduate in a more aggressive manner. It was possible that unless new ways of coping with the drop-out rate were initiated, a number of smaller …
The Kinetic Family Drawing As A Measure Of Minuchin's Structural Family Concepts Among Hispanic American Families With Substance-Abusing And Nonsubstance-Abusing Adolescents, José Osorio-Braña
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Problem. There is a need for validation of new cultural-sensitive tests for assessing the Hispanic population in the United States that will take into account their cultural competence in the psychological evaluation practice. The purpose of this study was to explore the suitability of the Kinetic Family Drawings as a measure of Minuchin's Structural Family Theory among Hispanic American families with substance-abusing and nonsubstance-abusing adolescents.
Method. The Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD), the Structural Family Interaction Scale-Revised (SFIS-R), and the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scales (FACES II) were administered to 141 families, 74 with an adolescent with substance-abusing problems and 67 …
A Case Study Comparison Of Brief Group Treatment And Brief Individual Treatment In The Modification Of Denial Among Child Sexual Abusers, John F. Ulrich
A Case Study Comparison Of Brief Group Treatment And Brief Individual Treatment In The Modification Of Denial Among Child Sexual Abusers, John F. Ulrich
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Problem Statement. O'Donohue and Letourneau (1993) demonstrated success in modifying denial among child sexual abusers with brief group treatment when probable incarceration existed for subjects who did not admit. This current study replicated and enhanced their treatment model while omitting the adverse legal consequences for subjects remaining in denial. Brief individual therapy was used as a comparison treatment condition. Factors theoretically contributing to denial were explored.
Methodology. Ten subjects were evaluated as individual case studies in two non-randomly assigned treatment conditions. Five subjects received nine group therapy sessions and five received nine individual therapy sessions. Subjects were selected from …
Moral Orientation, Ego Maturity, And Religious Commitment : An Exploratory Study From A Developmental Perspective, Penelope Anne Webster
Moral Orientation, Ego Maturity, And Religious Commitment : An Exploratory Study From A Developmental Perspective, Penelope Anne Webster
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Problem. Although moral development research has focused extensively on Kohlberg's moral judgment theory and Gilligan's considerations of moral orientation, little has directly addressed the issue of integration of the voices of care and justice. This study proposed that, with maturation, a more integrated moral orientation would guide moral decision making. Integration and the impact of age, gender, ego maturity, and religious commitment were examined from a developmental perspective.
Method. A cross-sectional design was employed, with adults from two age cohorts (25-35 and 50-65). A semi-structured interview (Brown, Debold, Tappan, & Gilligan, 1991) was used to collect data. Each individual …
The Cognitive Appraisals And Coping Strategies Of Male Adolescent Inpatients, Kathleen Burroughs
The Cognitive Appraisals And Coping Strategies Of Male Adolescent Inpatients, Kathleen Burroughs
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No abstract provided.
Adolecents' Daily Experience Of Parenting Styles And Alcohol Use, John Philbin
Adolecents' Daily Experience Of Parenting Styles And Alcohol Use, John Philbin
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No abstract provided.
Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting: Factors Impacting The Therapeutic Relationship, Cheryl L. Brosig
Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting: Factors Impacting The Therapeutic Relationship, Cheryl L. Brosig
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No abstract provided.
Addressing Religious Issues In Counseling: The Perceptions Of African American Church Members Of Counselor Effectiveness, Rhonda Janice Perry
Addressing Religious Issues In Counseling: The Perceptions Of African American Church Members Of Counselor Effectiveness, Rhonda Janice Perry
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No abstract provided.
The Psychological Autopsy Study Of Completed Suicide: An Experimental Test Of The Impact Of Knowledge Of The Suicide Upon Informants' Reports Of Psychopathology In The Victim, Sharon L. Telcser
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No abstract provided.
Stadium Development And Urban Communities In Chicago, Costas Spirou
Stadium Development And Urban Communities In Chicago, Costas Spirou
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No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Function And Meaning Of Imagery Experienced By Rape Survivors, Mary Qualey Beale
A Study Of The Function And Meaning Of Imagery Experienced By Rape Survivors, Mary Qualey Beale
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No abstract provided.
Personality And Peace: A Study Of Person, Process, And Response In A Human Growth Group Procedure, Julie Oxenberg
Personality And Peace: A Study Of Person, Process, And Response In A Human Growth Group Procedure, Julie Oxenberg
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No abstract provided.
Differentiating Between Successful And Unsuccessful Executives: A Psychodynamic Approach, Christopher P. Chroniak
Differentiating Between Successful And Unsuccessful Executives: A Psychodynamic Approach, Christopher P. Chroniak
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No abstract provided.
Help-Seeking Avoidance Among College Students As A Function Of Ethno-Cultural Identity, Carl F. Arnemann
Help-Seeking Avoidance Among College Students As A Function Of Ethno-Cultural Identity, Carl F. Arnemann
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No abstract provided.
Childhood Cancer, Families And Siblings, Korilebvos Skidmore
Childhood Cancer, Families And Siblings, Korilebvos Skidmore
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No abstract provided.
A Repertory Grid Investigation Of Academic Performance And Selected Environmental Constructs Among Indonesian Seminarians In The Archdioces Of Ujung Pandang, Stanislaus A. Dammen
A Repertory Grid Investigation Of Academic Performance And Selected Environmental Constructs Among Indonesian Seminarians In The Archdioces Of Ujung Pandang, Stanislaus A. Dammen
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No abstract provided.
Children's Assignment Of Intentionality To People, Animals, Plants, And Objects: Challenges To Theory Of Mind And Animism, Elizabeth Nebeker Szendre
Children's Assignment Of Intentionality To People, Animals, Plants, And Objects: Challenges To Theory Of Mind And Animism, Elizabeth Nebeker Szendre
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No abstract provided.
Minority Influence, Attitude Change, And Divergent Thinking: The Effects Of Group Composition And Expected Group Interaction, Christine M. Smith
Minority Influence, Attitude Change, And Divergent Thinking: The Effects Of Group Composition And Expected Group Interaction, Christine M. Smith
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No abstract provided.
The Interactive Effects Of Crime Prototype And Criminal Stereotype On Juridical Decisions, Joseph W. Filkins
The Interactive Effects Of Crime Prototype And Criminal Stereotype On Juridical Decisions, Joseph W. Filkins
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No abstract provided.
Feminism And The Evolutionary Sciences: A Reexamination Of Human Nature, Laurette T. Liesen
Feminism And The Evolutionary Sciences: A Reexamination Of Human Nature, Laurette T. Liesen
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No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Background Music On Initial Counseling Sessions, Stella Elaine Dial
The Effects Of Background Music On Initial Counseling Sessions, Stella Elaine Dial
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No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Professional Disclosure Statements On Counselors-In-Training Perceptions Of Supervision, John Richard Howie
The Effects Of Professional Disclosure Statements On Counselors-In-Training Perceptions Of Supervision, John Richard Howie
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No abstract provided.
State Terrorism In The Arab-Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Social Constructionism And The Question Of Power, Amani Michael Awwad
State Terrorism In The Arab-Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Social Constructionism And The Question Of Power, Amani Michael Awwad
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No abstract provided.
Facilitative Characteristics Of Supervisors, Elizabeth A. Olson
Facilitative Characteristics Of Supervisors, Elizabeth A. Olson
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The relationship between supervisors’ facilitative characteristics and students’ willingness to learn and receptivity in supervision was the focus of this study. Forty Master’s level students, enrolled in a clinical practicum, rated their supervisors’ Empathetic Understanding, Regard, Congruence, Unconditionality, and Willingness to be Known on the Revised Relational Inventory (RRI) (Barrett-Lennard, 1962; Schacht, Howe, & Berman, 1988) and evaluated themselves on their willingness to learn in supervision and receptivity to supervisors’ feedback using the Supervision Perception Form (SPF) (Heppner & Roehike, 1984). Supervisors also participated by rating themselves with each student on these five relational characteristics and evaluating each student on …