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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Negative Behaviours"”.
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Utilizing the Social Norms Theory for Mitigating Teen Driver Distraction
… that significantly influence their driving behaviours, including distracted driving. There has been a growing interest in using interventions based on the Social Norms Theory to change negative behaviours. According to this theory, individuals choose to engage in a particular behaviour based …
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Inked in Narrative: Body Diversity, Tattooing, and its Representation in Young Adult Literature
… Historically, tattooing has been associated with negative behaviours such as drunkenness, irresponsible behaviour, and prostitution. Individuals who do not fit into Western cultural ideas of beauty have faced discrimination and marginalisation. In particularly heavily tattooed women have received …
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Contributors to perceived bullying behaviours in the workplace: A managerial perspective
… bullying, the perceived use of bullying behaviours and the design of interventions to reduce bullying. It is important to consider the perspective of those who might use these behaviours because if their perspective differs substantially from the recipient perspective, then current …
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An Investigation into Human Resource Development (HRD) Needs of Nurses. The Case of Public Health Sector, Pakistan.
… is resulting into degenerating attitudes and negative behaviours thus causing further slump. These counterproductive elements are failing to imbibe positive social skills and abilities in nursing staff resulting in creating impediments in deliverance of quality care services. This clearly …
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Professional Development in Indigenous Education: By Teachers, for Teachers
… not equipped with the best strategies to manage negative behaviours exhibited by the students due to inter-generational trauma. This OIP will look to increase the capacity for teachers new to Indigenous settings to take control of their own professional development. This will be achieved by …
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Exploring negative relationships at work: A prototype analysis
… on workplace bullying, incivility, and other negative behaviours suggests that negative relationships are often present in the workplace. Given that relationships are important because they facilitate access to resources, negative relationships are equally, if not more, important than positive …
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Workplace bullying in the arts : when creative becomes coercive
… the individual response, that determines negative stress levels. The apportionment of responsibility for successful resolution of negative behaviours within arts organisations is examined. The need to develop suitable policies for dealing with bullying is highlighted. The nature of the …
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The application of theories of professionalism in valuation practice in the Republic of Ireland
… behaviour produces evidence of positive and negative behaviours and the likelihood of future positive or negative behaviours. The valuation profession does not have a clear definition of professionalism or what professional behaviour consists of, therefore cannot measure it. Up to the global …
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What are the attitudes, beliefs and knowledge of health care professionals about chronic fatigue syndromes and fibromyalgia : a systematic review to guide curriculum development
… and inexperienced professionals to avoid negative behaviours that might lead to a CFS/ME patient not being diagnosed as having CFS/ME. This review contains three parts. Part A is the protocol for the review. This will highlight the background of CFS/ME knowledge and outline the review's …
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Classroom performance of students with an acquired brain injury: the impact of aide programs
… of an aide program resulted in a decrease in negative behaviours in the classroom and an increase in students‟ access to the curriculum. In addition to three frequently discussed factors (including individual assessments of students' cognitive profile, the provision of education and support to …
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Crossing the line: an exploration of the experiences of male athletes who commit crimes.
… Involvement in sport is not a barrier to negative behaviours, and the athlete world, like all sections of the population, contains those who become involved in crime. It is not clear the extent to which athletes are involved within crime, or how sport could contribute to criminal …
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An analysis of insider dysfunctional behavours in an accounting information system environment
… apparently similar, yet fundamentally different, negative behaviours. Using the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and actor network theory (ANT) as a foundation, the current study addresses the first concern by integrating AIS complexity and organisational culture, and identifies the contextual …
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The role of psychological contract breach in determining Chinese civil servants' behavioural responses to organizational change
… of the psychological contracts (PCB) and the negative behaviours that result from these. In extant literature concerns the impact of organizational change on employment relationship, however, the perceived obligations that exist in the employment relationship have received less attention. In …
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A critical realist examination of the inhibitors of double loop learning in an agile adoption
… is that of double loop learning theory. The behaviours required in an Agile team are the same behaviours required in double loop learning; therefore, a transition to double loop learning is required for a successful Agile adoption. The theory of triple loop learning highlights that power …
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Attitude and behaviour dichotomy in SME strategic alliance: A south west of Western Australian study
… Key Decision-Leaders choosing either positive or negative behaviours relating to strategic alliance formation. The development of this model, the Strategic Alliance Participation Paradigm (SAPP) was achieved through an iterative approach to environmental exploration, literature scanning and …
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The welfare and production implications of fostering methods in sheep
… selected for behavioural data, showing that negative behaviours were significantly higher for restrained ewes compared to other treatments. Restrained ewes also showed significantly higher heart rates and salivary cortisol concentrations. Production data showed that ewe reared lambs gained …