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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Perceived closeness"”.
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Meanings made, attachment, perceived closeness and complicated grief in military service members
… It was hypothesized that insecure attachment and perceived closeness would be positively associated with complicated grief, meanings made would be negatively associated with complicated grief, meanings made would mediate the relationship between insecure attachment and complicated grief, and that …
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The Influence of Dad: An Investigation of Adolescent Females' Perceived Closeness with Fathers and Risky Behaviors
… separation from their fathers or lack relational closeness with him exhibit higher rates of substance use and accelerated reproductive development. This study examines whether female adolescents’ models of father psychological presence (a component of the attachment working model) also predict …
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The Influence of Dad: An Investigation of Adolescent Females' Perceived Closeness with Fathers and Risky Behaviors
… separation from their fathers or lack relational closeness with him exhibit higher rates of substance use and accelerated reproductive development. This study examines whether female adolescents’ models of father psychological presence (a component of the attachment working model) also predict …
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Perceived Closeness to the Deceased and Its Predictive Effect on the Development of Prolonged Grief Disorder and Suicidality Among Bereaved College Students
… 2000). Some research suggests that the level of perceived emotional closeness felt toward the deceased is of great importance when assessing one's grief response (Archer, 1999; Cleiren, 1993). This study explored the relationship between perceived closeness to the deceased, PGD, and suicidality. …
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The Relationship between the Athlete and the Athletic Trainer and How It Effects Concussion Reporting
… the athletic trainer (AT) and the athlete (i.e. perceived closeness), and the second would be to explore the amount of autonomy support given by the healthcare provider. Objective: To investigate if closeness and autonomy support predict athletes' willingness to report their concussion symptoms. …
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Conflict engagement and management among stepsiblings
… space, ability to interact), (2) intimacy (i.e., perceived closeness between stepsiblings, close friendship or familiarity), and (3) similarity (i.e., age, gender, or role in family). Sources of conflict included: (1) behaviors of a stepsibling, (2) violations of territory (e.g., bedrooms), (3) …
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Engaging Past and Future on a Community Supported Agriculture Farm
… a nostalgic “re-enchantment” through a perceived closeness to food, farmer, and farm. For consumers, such food carries the added value of close connections; for farmers, the CSA framework offers more than a guaranteed clientele. Working in close connection with the land and the non-human …
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How Message Framing and Activating Constructs Reduce Psychological Distance: Strengthening Connections Between Supporters and Beneficiaries
… gap, the present study investigates how reducing perceived psychological distance can enhance customer engagement in the context of hospitality-company-based social initiatives. Building on the theoretical framework of psychological distance, this study explores how reducing perceived distance can …
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Evaluating Others’ Relevance: Dimensions, Levels, and Interdependence
… the link between relevance and interpersonal closeness. Close others may be especially likely to influence decisions and goal pursuit—and possibly, more likely to both facilitate and threaten goals. I show that threat and opportunity appraisals negatively and positively relate to perceived …
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Quality of Early Childhood Education and Care: Examining Different Conceptualizations and Levels of Quality
… (DT) of children using educator-reports of their perceived closeness and conflict with each child in their classroom. The second examines DT using child-educator observations of social interaction and instruction. Results indicate that individual children have very different experiences in ECEC …