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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Relationship skills"”.
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Relationship-Focused Intervention for Substance-Involved Women and Their Children
… as parent behaviour as a result of an integrated relationship-focused intervention and to explore the association between parent functioning and behaviour and child behaviour problems. The final objective of this study was to explore the concordance of changes in mothers and childrens relationship …
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THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ECONOMIC HARDSHIP AND PATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CHILDREN’S SOCIO-EMOTIONAL OUTCOMES VIA PATERNAL PARENTING: A BAYESIAN APPROACH
… behaviors regardless of whether fathers received relationship skills education or not. For fathers in the complier and control groups, paternal depressive symptoms were positively associated with internalizing behavior indirectly through paternal engagement in caregiving activities. Data are …
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Development of a School-Based Restorative Practices Training for Parents: Impacts on Parent and Child Outcomes
… of proactively building trusting and mutual relationships, is an effective framework focused on three key features of positive student discipline: building behavioral competence, addressing negative behavior, and fostering school climate. While educators are trained to use RP preventatively …
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Educators’ Perspectives on the Practices and Implementation of Social Emotional Learning Programs
… self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decision making). To do so, I conducted semi-structured interviews via videoconference with nine educators from public, private, and charter schools in the United States and Canada. Discussions include questions …
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Facilitating Communication and Effective Interpersonal Relationships at Work: A Theoretical Model of Socio-Affective Competence
… to the development of effective interpersonal relationships in the workplace. These competencies include: establishing rapport, promoting acceptance of differences, developing trust and cultivating charismatic influence. The socio-affective competence model was formulated in an attempt to …
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The Efficacy of Social and Emotional Learning for High School Students With Cognitive Disabilities, The Experiential Approach
… self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making) developed throughout elementary and middle school. However, students with cognitive disabilities are more challenged than their peers without disabilities to accomplish these competencies. This …
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An assessment of the impact of an internship on the social emotional competence of communication students
<p>The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between internships and Social and Emotional Competence (SEC). SEC was conceptualized as the combination of Emotional and Social Intelligence. Increasingly, areas of SEC have become the subject of research, because SEC enables people to …
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Uncovering Messages of Intimacy in Urban, Educated, and Middle-income Married Indian Couples: A Phenomenological Study Using Pictures as Metaphors
… shared ideas and support, sexual intimacy, relationship skills, commitment and social intimacy. The Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique (ZMET), an innovative method of data collection was used to collect pictures as metaphors from 11 couples (N=22) and the researcher conducted 45-90 …
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Social and Emotional Learning: An Argument for Religious Pluralism
… self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision making which are intended to enable students to demonstrate morally appropriate actions and ethical decisions, which I am calling "right behavior."</p><p>It is my argument that one's understanding of …
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Components of social-emotional learning that correlate to student-teacher relationships
… of SEL components to student-teacher relationships from the student perspective has not been studied. This can have an effect on how we interpret data and use aspects of social-emotional learning. The research question for this study was: Do components of social-emotional learning …
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Educator Perceptions Of Social-Emotional Learning Embedded In Academic Instruction To Improve Student Outcomes
… work with students around the SEL competency of relationship skills. Each of the six participants relied on the stand-alone SEL program, Second Step, as the sole way of addressing the five SEL competencies with their students. There was little to no evidence of participants purposefully having …
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Examining the relationship between puppy raisers and guide dogs in training
… the lives of humans. Many people form positive relationships with dogs but some do not. In working dogs, the relationship that dogs form with humans is particularly important due to the trust people need to put in their dogs. The aim of this dissertation was examine the relationship between …
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The Lamplighter: Strategic Leaders' Views on Leadership
… research, that the two aspects of task and relationship are important to successful leaders. In this case, both functioned predominantly in the leaders' behavior, but under the fabric of their contextual experience built on their own self-efficacy and relations with others. It follows that …
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Qualitative Exploration of Principal Behaviors in Elementary Schools Classified with High Climate and High Achievement
… during the interviews—data, communication, and relationships. Each of the findings enforces the importance of the principal in developing high achievement and high climate and culture within the school. The respondents in this study claimed that principals assume the responsibility of developing …
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What does it mean to young people to be part of a care farm? An evaluation of a care farm intervention for young people with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties.
… social functioning (e.g. pro-social behaviour: relationships with family, peers and in the school environment, social inclusion, sense of belonging to the care farm) and personal development (e.g. re-engagement with school, life & work skill learning). The young people also reported a reduction …
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Camp counselors' social-emotional behaviors when interacting with campers and the campers’ perceptions of these behaviors
… has demonstrated that youth gain positive skills through their camp participation (Thurber, Scanlin, Scheuler, & Henderson, 2006), however little research has been conducted exploring the transmission of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills in a camp setting. This skill set is comprised …
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An SEL Needs Analysis: Sustaining and Improving Students’ Adaptability to Change Through The Inclusion of Social and Emotional Learning into Higher Education. Case Study: The University of Oran 2, “Mohamed Ben Ahmed”
… Responsible Decision-making, and Relationship Skills – to help students cope with university life after their transition from school, and also help them make an easy transition to the professional life.<br/><br/>I chose English for Specific Purposes (ESP) as a platform or medium to …
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Examining the Effectiveness of a Social and Emotional Learning Program in Middle School
… emotional learning (SEL) programs focus on life skills that are central to individuals’ health and psychological wellbeing across their lifespan. They are designed to build competence in self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. …
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A Case Study: Understanding Fifth-Grade Students' Experiences with Conflict Transformation
… R., Dudley, & Acikgoz, 2001) and improves peer relationships (Joshi, 2008). However, there is a dearth of qualitative research literature exploring elementary student experiences with interventions based on conflict transformation. Procedure: The research question guiding this study was “What …