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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Building rapport"”.
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Building rapport in mediation: A study of the application of intercultural competencies in a Midwestern mediation center
… research that scholars have conducted regarding building rapport through utilizing respect and face issues, as well as nonverbal behavior. In addition, I explored the connection between the understanding of these factors and intercultural competence and intercultural conflict competence. The …
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A pragmalinguistic analysis of missed opportunities for building rapport in interpreted medical interviews with Spanish-speaking patients.
… Linguistic devices that contribute to rapport and politeness, such as mitigation, are often perceived as unimportant or unnecessary and are therefore omitted. Thus, when messages are conveyed without interpretation of politeness and rapport attempts, pragmatic issues and …
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Promoting nurse-patient therapeutic relationship in the Patient Assessment and Transition to Home unit at Peace Arch Hospital
… through diverse and complementary ways, such as building rapport, honest communication, being empathetic, and going above and beyond the assigned responsibility. In addition, situational and systemic factors help nurture NPTR in practice, including staff education and collaboration, patient …
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Medship: Affective Computing for Building Empathetic Behaviors Toward Patients with Substance Use Disorders
… still fails to address the importance of building empathy and minimizing stigma in such clinical interactions. Furthermore, physicians receive only minimal instruction regarding the expression of empathy and its role in building rapport and eliciting positive responses from patients with …
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Looking at dance through the Te Whare Tapa Wha model of health
… how one builds and maintains relationships by building rapport, caring for others, and creating a sense of belonging within the group. Dance improves the ability to think through the body, and is a site for physically maintaining and improving the body.
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The lived experience of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) support workers through the COVID-19 pandemic
… routine and resources. Participants identified building rapport and trust as crucial aspects of successful relationships with their clients. The pandemic presented barriers to building trust with new clients, but pre-existing rapport mitigated some of these challenges. Clients with FASD …
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Preparing Teachers & Teacher Education Professionals for Dimensions of Diversity: A Study of Pedagogical Responses to Diversity in Distance Learning and Traditional Instruction
… distance learning: varying instruction and building strong relationships with students. Of course, in terms of the challenges brought on by my economic diversity, which were no clearer than during distance learning, both groups advocated for institutional support in equipping students with …
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Exploring older adult home safety education with photo elicitation via telehealth
… adults and technology, and the challenge of building rapport in a web-based format. Overall, participants showed small changes in their SAFER-HOME, v. 3 scores indicating they made a small number of environmental modifications. Findings were examined in light of the existing literature and …
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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: The Strengths and Limitations of Genograms in Educational Psychology Practice
… practice including: engaging clients and building rapport; accessibility; information gathering and assessment; case formulation; using the genogram as a therapeutic tool; specific areas of need; ethical considerations; knowledge, training and experience; and, systemic considerations in …
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Pedagogy in Online Graduate Business Learning Environments
… business course, and set forth guidelines for building rapport with students and for electronic mail correspondence with students. Findings also included the most ineffective pedagogical principles that professors employ when teaching online.
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Exploring Experiences & Expectations of Prenatal Healthcare and Genetic Counseling/Testing In Immigrant Latinas
… general attitudes of a population can assist in building rapport. We aimed to investigate the relationship between acculturation, prenatal care, genetic testing experiences, and expectations for their prenatal care in an immigrant Latino population. A total of 20 Spanish-speaking, pregnant …
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A Study of Shared Instructional Leadership by Mentor Teachers in Southern California
… over time: the mentor's ongoing relationship in building rapport and trust, and the teacher's perceptions of the mentor's teaching skills. The study concludes with a series of implications, recommendations, and suggestions for further research which can strengthen the mentor and other incentive …
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From Compliance to Alliance: Strengthening the Working Alliance in Mandated Treatment
… compliance to alliance: A grounded theory of building rapport in mandated treatment. This model and it's components describe and define key factors when working with this population. More research is needed to understand counselors' perspectives of the working alliance with court-mandated …
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Retention strategies for clinical trials; exploring the costs, planning and communication processes
… preference. Informal strategies include building rapport with participants and having motivated trial staff. Unfortunately, the reporting of retention strategies in trial protocols is frequently inadequate, with protocols rarely outlining these methods despite best practice …
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A prospective study exploring the experience of rehabilitation health professionals in implementing the 5 A`s strategy in addressing risk factors for non-communicable diseases
… buy in from other staff, and difficulties building rapport with some patients were also reported. Fifteen RHPs participated in this study, with 11 RHPs having more than 5 years' experience in their professional field. For the SSV scores, where a higher score reflects a positive result, for …
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Identifying Asymmetries in Web-based Transfer Student Information that is Believed to be Correct using Fully Integrated Mixed Methods
… and applicability, legalese handwaving, building rapport, exclusivity, deviance from common practice, and defining terms). The missteps were contextualized further using six narratives with institutional examples. This work characterized the information design for transfer students as a …