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Showing 1 to 20 of 57 for “"Military culture."”.
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First War Syndrome : military culture, professionalization, and counterinsurgency doctrine
… was a persistent and important challenge to military organizations in the second half of the 20th century and seems likely to continue to pose a challenge in the 21st century. This makes understanding how military organizations respond to this challenge both an important policy question and a …
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Adaptation of veterans to long-term care: The impact of military culture
… study was to develop and implement a military cultural group intervention that would facilitate veterans' adaptation to long-term care residential settings. Eleven male veterans residing in a state-funded veteran's home between the ages of 60 to 92 years participated in the study. The …
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Future force : a single case study of military culture, leadership, retention, and willingness to accept change.
… research study is to understand the current culture among Air National Guard (ANG) employees and their level of willingness to accept change when faced with impending organizational shifts. I conducted this single case study to understand the current level of willingness to change among …
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"""Vive La Republique. Vive L'empereur."": Military Culture and Motivation in the Armies of Napoleon, 1803--1808"
… also sought to restore traditional sources of military motivation in the army including esprit de corps and coercion that the Revolutionaries tried to suppress. This study demonstrates, however, that even as the Napoleonic regime strove to alter the character of the French army, it continued to …
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Harsh Parenting in Military Versus Civilian Families: Does Military Culture Moderate the Influence of Socioeconomic Status and Race?
… harsh parenting. The stressors associated with military service and parenting within military culture place families at increased risk for harsh parenting and child maltreatment. Having a better understanding of how sociodemographic factors influence parenting behaviors within the military …
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Barriers army combat veterans from the 2000s face when transitioning from military culture to civilian society pertaining to mental health
… combat veterans face as they separate from military culture and reintegrate into civilian society, specifically how those challenges impact their mental health. The disconnect between military cultural values and values held in the civilian sector causes further separation between the combat …
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Transgender veterans' experiences with culture and care: a qualitative study
… the experiences of transgender veterans with military culture and VA healthcare. Geertz’s (1973) definitions of culture and social systems was utilized to identify aspects of military culture. Additionally, the minority stress model (Meyer, 2015) is used to understand how gender-related …
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A case study of occupational therapists serving military personnel: identifying therapeutic approaches to be considered when assessing the occupational performance of military service members with mild traumatic brain injury
… in assessing the occupational performance of military service members (MSMs) with mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) utilize available assessment tools and techniques to conduct assessments with regards to the uniqueness of military culture. Qualitative data was collected through face-to-face …
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Do Lesbians in the Military Pass as Heterosexual?
… case study investigates if lesbians in the military, past and present, manage to "pass" as heterosexual. This project is designed with the aim of enabling new questions about old problems regarding gender and sexuality within American military culture. Data come from two sources comprised of …
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UNDERSTANDING AND ENHANCING SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN THE MILITARY: THE ROLES OF CULTURE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMAND CLIMATE
<p>Military service members are shaped and molded to fit a military culture that emphasizes mission readiness and continuous preparedness. Countless hours are spent training for various situations that can arise. Many trainings are geared toward worst-case scenarios that can cause an increase in …
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Military Sexual Trauma in Female Veterans: Psychoeducation and Treatment Approaches
… therapists, interns and trainees work with military personal, specifically with female veterans who are survivors of a Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and present with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). When becoming a therapist, cultural awareness is always important. When working with …
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THE WARRIOR’S PROVIDER FROM BOOTCAMP THROUGH DISCHARGE: EDUCATING AND TRAINING AN ARMY OF SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS TOWARDS CLINICAL AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE WITH SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES
… of clients across various cultural contexts. Military culture is unique in that it puts the mission first, above one’s life, family, and personal comfort. Military culture has its own beliefs, language, values, and legal system that significantly impact the use of healthcare practices. There …
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Substance use, self-stigma, and help seeking among military members: Exploring the utility of the emerging adulthood theory
… of substance use across the lifespan and many military members often have even higher rates of substance use and related consequences. Unfortunately, those most in need of mental health treatment perceive greater stigma and are less likely to pursue treatment for their past trauma or current …
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Trans and Genderqueer Military Service Member-Veterans: An Acculturation Phenomenology of Civilian Reintegration
<p>As United States military policy continues to evolve and affirm the accession and retention of trans and genderqueer (TGQ) service members, more TGQ people will join and ultimately separate from military service. Reintegration is a term that represents the experience of beginning to separate …
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"""Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory"": The Citizen-Soldier and the Construction of Identity in Northern Civil War Literature"
… led to repression of the individual. Yet, military culture also created empowering forms of identity in its treatment of minorities who were recruited in unprecedented numbers. I show how the uniform culture of the army functioned as a kind of cross-dressing among previously separated …
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“I Was Their Worst Nightmare”: The Narrative Experience of Military Widows
Every year, many U.S. military families are affected by service-related deaths. However, little is known about how grief and bereavement processes are affected by military service and military culture. This study examines the experiences of military widows through qualitative, in-depth interviews. …
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Ruin and Redemption: Losing and Regaining Honour in the Canadian Officer Corps, 1914—1945
… comprehensive study to trace the evolution of military dishonour and dismissal from an historical perspective in the Canadian armed forces during the First and Second World Wars. Using extensive general court martial records, archival documentation, and restricted personnel files, this study …
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Exploring employee perceptions of organizational change effectiveness within a United States Navy command : a qualitative single case study.
… change model (OCM) and informed by literature on military culture, organizational readiness, and structured change processes. Semi-structured interviews and a focus group provided the data, which I analyzed using thematic coding to identify patterns in how personnel experienced and interpreted …
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