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Self-Monitoring and Partner Knowledge Structures
A connection between self-monitoring, which is an individual difference in concern about self-presentation, and partner knowledge structures, which is how people organize thoughts about their current romantic partner, is explored in this study. There were two competing hypotheses. If people …
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Application of Self-Monitoring for Situational Awareness
<p>Self-monitoring devices and services are used for physical wellness, personal tracking and self-improvement. These individual devices and services can only provide information based on what they can measure directly or historically without an intermediate system. This paper proposes a …
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Self-monitoring processes and Holland's theory of vocational choice
… study was to examine the relationship between self-monitoring and the constructs of the Holland vocational theory. Two hundred thirty nine subjects from two schools in the Pacific Northwest, a small university and a vocational school, completed the Vocational Preference Inventory (VPI; Holland, …
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Therapist's self-monitoring style and client satisfaction
… appearance with clients is a reflection of their self-monitoring tendency. Different self-monitoring styles of therapists might be related to client's overall satisfaction with the therapist. Additionally, specific aspects of self-monitoring may be more closely associated with client satisfaction …
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Academic perseverance: establishing on-task behaviors through self-monitoring
… examine the effectiveness of using an iPad for self-monitoring of secondary students Classified with an emotional disturbance, (b) evaluate their behavior changes (c) evaluate their academic performance, and (d) evaluate their satisfaction with an iPad used for their self-monitoring. Three high …
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Self-Monitoring Reactivity and Its Relationship to Self-Regulation
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Self-Monitoring as a Technique for Modifying Teaching Behaviors
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Using Direct Instruction to Teach Self-Monitoring Strategies for Accuracy
… a second grade struggling reader to help him self-monitor his reading by using the following three questions: Does it look right? Does it sound right? Does it make sense? The results show an overall improvement in accuracy, comprehension, fluency and reading level.
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Conflict among clinic couples : self-monitoring, attributions, and resolution strategies
The relationship of self-monitoring processes and causal attributions to choice of conflict resolution strategy among married clinic couples was examined. Thirty-five couples and nine individual spouses who were currently receiving marriage counseling completed four questionnaires: the …
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Men who batter : a study of modeling and self-monitoring etiology
… men who batter possess enhanced abilities to self-monitor and self-control their self-presentation, and that this ability is developed through childhood learning. A random telephone survey of male heads of household was used to determine self-monitoring skills, battering behavior, and a …
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Self-monitoring and self-reinforcement applied to junior college study behavior
… previous research has shown the efficacy of self-control techniques such as self-monitoring and self-reinforcement in changing study behavior, the adequacy of the experimental procedures utilized in many studies may be questioned. This experiment re-examined the effects these operant …
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An Assessment of Obesity Through Lifestyle Self-monitoring and Cardiorespiratory Fitness
… electronic (i.e. SenseWear Armband) lifestyle self-monitoring (i.e. physical activity and dietary intake) and its relation to weight reduction. After the 9 month intervention, participants were categorized into self-monitoring groups (i.e. low, moderate and high) based on adherence to lifestyle …
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Using an Apple iPad for self-monitoring of students with autism
… was to examine the effects on using an iPad to self-monitor the behaviors of middle school students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Four students (12-13 years old, 4 male) participated in the study. A single subject design with ABAB phases was used. During the baseline, all students were …
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The effectiveness of self-monitoring for a preschooler with aggressive behaviors
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Is Marital Status A Determinant Of Self-Monitoring Of Blood Glucose?
… associated with diabetes mellitus (DM). Self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) is a technique used achieve glycemic control by revealing day-to-day changes in blood glucose levels. Since marriage protective effects have been shown for mortality, especially for men, it is useful to …
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Design and Evaluation of a Self-monitoring Application for Chronic Headaches
… triggers which is a critical requirement for self-monitoring of headaches. The literature describes several applications that keep track of headaches, but none of them allow the patients to identify potential headache triggers by exploring the correlations between the self-tracked factors and …
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Self-Management for Safety: Impact of Self-Monitoring versus Objective Feedback
… little supervisions or accountability. Thus, a self-management for safety (SMS) intervention may be the most appropriate technique to decrease at-risk driving behaviors. The current research evaluated an SMS process with college students on a simulated driving task. Participants included 93 …
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Causal attributions, self-monitoring, and gender differences among four virginity status groups
… and sexual choices, to determine whether self-monitoring influences this attribution process, and to determine whether or not there were any group sex differences.This research attempted to answer several questions: 1) What virginity status groups are most likely to be high self-monitors? …
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The Effects of Self-Monitoring and Religious Self-Discrepancies on Negative Affect
According to Higgins's (1987) self-discrepancy theory, an individual's selfesteem is based upon fulfilling one's self-expectations or the expectations of significant others (e.g., spouse or parent). Failure to live up to these expectations results in greater levels of depression, anxiety, and lower …
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