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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"Role-modelling"”.
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Perceptions on developing and implementing a role modelling character education programme in Saudi Arabia
Role models have been used since ancient times to develop character through fictional and historical stories, but only recently have the effects of such interventions been studied. Research has shown the emotions elicited when exposed to moral exemplars can trigger the motivation to progress …
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Anticipated work-family conflict amongst female business students: The influence of parental role modelling
… conflict (Cinamon, 2006) and parental role sharing of childcare and housework (Cinamon, 2006). A common thread across the literature is the influence of parents on their children’s perceptions of work and family. Socialisation into the work-family interface begins from early childhood …
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Role Modelling for Organisational Citizenship Behaviours in Not-for-Profit Organisations: A Phenomenological Investigation in Tanzania
… and compliance from their staff. Leadership's role in these organisations, therefore, involves setting an exemplary model of dedicated service and promoting a service-oriented culture. Organisational citizenship behaviours (OCBs) significantly promote service-oriented cultures in such …
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Anticipated work-family conflict among STEM students: the role of core self-evaluations and parental role modelling
The present study examined the role of core self-evaluations and parental role modelling on STEM students anticipated work-family conflict. Anticipated work-family conflict is the conflict students anticipate experiencing between their work and family roles in the future. Core self-evaluations is …
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Mechanisms, contexts and outcomes of interprofessional education in a student-run interprofessional clinic - a realist evaluation approach to developing programme theory.
… by limited interprofessional engagement and role modelling of hierarchy and professional dominance by faculty clinicians, were negative. Patient contact ensured that students valued their experiences and service colocation facilitated better quality, more holistic, integrated care, and …
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The shift from “muffins” to mangoes: child, family, and organizational impacts of an after-school snack program
… new foods) and shifts in staff attitudes (e.g., role-modelling). Facilitators included staff commitment, strong partnerships, and previous program accreditation. Organizational barriers included gaps in nutrition-related knowledge/skills of staff and insufficient program-specific training and …
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Leaders' contribution to safety culture and empowering them to succeed
… culture. This thesis delves into the critical role of leaders in shaping safety culture within organisations, with a particular focus on identifying the behaviours, actions and leader values within the organisation that are contributing to safety culture. The research methodology involved the …
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The role of parents in preventing substance use among adolescents at Elias Motsoaledi Municipality in the Sekhukhune District, Limpopo Province
… to be escalating. This study explored the role of parents in preventing substance use among adolescents within the Elias Motsoaledi Municipality of the Sekhukhune District, Limpopo Province. A qualitative, exploratory research design was adopted to gain insight into parents’ perspectives …
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An examination of the mentoring process: A study of the interaction between mentor and mentee in the context of an adolescent mentor program
… vis a vis various theoretical constructs such as role modelling, identification and inter subjectivity. Cultural, gender and developmental issues related to the process of mentoring are examined. Little research has been identified that brings the narratives of both mentor and mentee together in …
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The role of Principals as Instructional Leaders: the case of Umlalazi Inspection Circuit in South Africa
This qualitative study explored the roles of principals as instructional leaders. Several models of instructional leadership were briefly discussed, and a theoretical framework for the present study was outlined. Individual interviews were conducted with principals, deputy principals, heads of …
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A case study exploring recovery-orientated mental health nursing practices in one NHS Foundation Trust
… nursing practices. Visible leadership and role modelling were methods by which participants felt nursing executives could directly influence nursing practice and improve communication. However, a strict hierarchical structure within the Trust hinders senior leaders from influencing …
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Exploring the perceived impact of a leadership training module on clinical family medicine practice: a qualitative study
… programmes must prepare them for the leadership roles they are expected to fulfil. At the University of Cape Town, family medicine registrars enrolled in a four-year Masters of Medicine (MMed) degree complete a four-month Leadership and Governance module during their third year of study. This …
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Caring for patients: setting priorities - an exploration of the process of prioritising care in nursing
… Developing critical thinking skills, expert role modelling, and the use of an active apprenticeship model may facilitate skill acquisition. <br/><br/>This thesis highlights the complexity of priority setting in caring for patients in an acute medical ward. It explores the development of this …
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King James holds court: A qualitative examination of the athlete brand community phenomenon
While superstar athletes’ relatable personalities, on-field achievements, and attractive brand image facilitate a direct connection with the target demographic, little is known about how this indelible bond manifests itself in athlete brand communities. The literature concerning identification …
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Factors that influence the competency of nursing staff in managing aggressive behaviour in mentally ill patients at a Mental Health Care Centre, Khomas region, Namibia
… and external factors including experience and role modelling influenced nursing competency in managing aggressive patients. Moreover, this study concluded that the attitudes of the nursing staff during the management of aggression affected their development of competency either positively or …
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A therapeutic relationship?: an interpretative phenomenological analysis exploring aikido practitioners' perspectives on their relationship with their instructor
… of psychological research and occupies a key role in counselling psychology. In contrast, the role and importance of the student-instructor relationship in martial arts for practitioners' personal development has not yet been investigated. This study is a qualitative investigation of senior …
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The lived experience of final year student nurses of learning through reflective processes.
… that they had become nurses and could fulfil the role to their own and others expectations. Their reflective knowing and understanding was active and embodied in the way they lived their nursing practice. Analysis of the lived experience of learning through reflective processes has raised a number …
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A Theory of Mind: An Evaluation of a Programme for Youth Who Have Offended Using the Theory of Change Methodology
… into staff contributions (personal qualities, role modelling, practical assistance) and programme elements (life skills lessons, fun and positive experiences, community learning environment). Key assumptions were generally supported by client interviews and the literature review. Among the most …
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Publish or Perish? An investigation into research publication milieus in a differentiated higher education sector: two case studies
… 'rules of the academic game', either by informal role modelling or by formal mentoring where senior research active academics make the implicit codes explicit. The third finding is that not having a PhD is a major barrier to career advancement even though publication is not determined by having a …
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Why healthcare workers don't wash their hands: a behavioural explanation
… leading to potential cross-infection. Modelling responses of 754 nurses on the Theory of Planned Behaviour for these two hand-hygiene behaviours in the healthcare setting explained 64% of elective hand-hygiene and 76% of inherent hand-washing intention. Translation of hand-washing …
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