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Showing 1 to 20 of 210 for “"Other Psychology"”.
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of counselling psychologists' experiences of stress in NHS child and adolescent mental health tier 3 work settings
… involved in being the relatively new and only other psychology discipline working and competing for jobs in NHS CAMHS Tier 3. In many cases, a mitigating factor of the stress was a sense of meaning derived from their relationships and work with mentally unwell young people. Given the importance …
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Assessing the Social-Psychological Interior of the Family : an Empirical Basis for the Study of Family Functions
… in the area of helping people relate to one another as a family. The purpose of this study was to give an empirical test to the eight hypothesized family functions as identified by Reichert (1978).</p> <p>Method. An instrument, the Family Functions Scale (FFS), was developed to assess some of …
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The Relationship Between Moral Judgment, Selected Personality Factors, and Marital Satisfaction
<p><em>Problem.</em> The purpose of this study was to observe relationships between moral judgment, personality, and marital satisfaction.</p> <p><em> Method.</em> The population included all white, American, married couples whose religious orientation was Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day …
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A Comparison of the Emotional Indicators on the House-Tree-Person Drawings and the Kinetic-House-Tree-Person Drawing
<p><em>Problem</em>. Robert Burns, author of the Kinetic-Family- Drawing, - has devised a projective test called the Kinetic-House-Tree-Person drawing. He has taken the House-Tree-Person projective technique and changed the instructions to include all of the figures on one page and also to include …
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The Development of a Self-Esteem Protocol for Adults
… Association, Division of Counseling Psychology. The 128 evaluators comprised three successive, random samples of 19, 58, and 51, respectively.</p> <p><em>Results</em>. Three assessment techniques were effectively combined in the Protocol. Evaluations from the first sample indicated …
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A Profile Analysis of the SCL-90-R for Aggressive and Nonaggressive Adolescents with Conduct Disorder : a Comparison of Aggression and Nonaggression in Relationship to Psychoticism and Depression, Hostility and Anxiety
<p>Problem. Dissatisfaction with the DSM-III classification of conduct disorder has led the editors of the DSM-III-R to group the socialized and undersocialized, aggressive and the undersocialized, nonaggressive conduct-disorderd youth together in the same category (Solitary Aggressive Type). …
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The Use of Play Therapy with Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse
<p>Problem. A growing trend among therapists is the use of play therapy interventions with adult clients to facilitate resolution of early childhood trauma and to promote emotional and spiritual growth. The purpose of this study was to explore the use and effectiveness of play therapy techniques …
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"Trans-switching" of the electrodermal response
<p>The purpose of this study was to investigate "trans-switching" through EDR conditioning. "Trans-switching" is a phenomenon which consists of a single CS evoking differential CRs as a function of the environmental background in which the organism is situated during CS presentation. Russian …
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The Distance between Colors; Using DeltaE* to Determine Which Colors Are Compatible
… that can be easily distinguished from one another by normal color vision and slightly deficient color vision observers, and then test those colors to determine the significance of color separation as an indicator of color discriminability for both types of participants. There were 14 color …
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The Development Of A Dismounted Infantry Embedded Trainer With An Intelligent Tutor System
… experience for the participant. Locomotion is another aspect that deserves further research. Moving the locomotion controls to the feet would free the soldier from having to accomplish multiple tasks with only two hands. Future research should concentrate on locomotion methods and controls, as …
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Mentor as Scaffold: A Mixed-Methods Exploration of Feminist-Informed Mentoring in the Undergraduate Setting
<p>There has been little consensus around the definition or meaning of mentoring as a phenomenon. As highlighted first by Jacobi (1991) and more recently by Crisp and Cruz (2009), the relatively small mentoring literature is plagued by a poor understanding of mentoring itself. Additionally, there …
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The Role of Volition in Exercise Behavior
… days and tried to refrain from exercising on the other half. In the simple volition condition exercise days were randomly assigned, and the experimenter and subject understood at the beginning of the condition the exact pattern of "try to exercise," "try not to exercise." In the volition-plus …
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Kinetic Family and Human Figure Drawings of Child and Adolescent Sexual Offenders
… omitted the body, arms, hands, and feet on the mother and father figures,- (3) omitted the father and mother figures from their drawings,- (4) drew a long neck on the mother figure,- (5) drew a mother figure that showed lack of nurture,- (6) drew distance between self and the mother and father …
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A Study of the Relationship Between Loneliness and Internet Use Among University Students
… While some studies support the connection, other studies refute the link. More analysis in this area is needed to help clinicians, parents, college students, school counselors, and educators better understand the effects of the Internet on college-age students. This study attempts to expand …
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The Conceptualization of a Crime Event as a Process to Analyze Crime Commission and Behavioral Consistency in Serial Sexual Assaults
… between offenses as hypothesized, there were other thematic structures that were shown to do so. Patterns of both behavioral consistency and predictable change were found using behavioral trajectories, and potential behavioral co-occurrences to explain those changes were also determined.</p>
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Maternal control, shame, and alexithymia
… that a girl’s negative relationship with her mother can affect her psychological adjustment as an adult. One example of this negative relationship is a mother who excessively controls her daughter. This type of negative relationship is associated with many psychological difficulties, including …
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