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Showing 1 to 20 of 90 for “"Self-report data"”.
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An exploration of the strengths and weaknesses of using text messaging as a tool for self-report data collection in psychological research
… Message Service (SMS) has immense potential for self-report data collection because it makes use of mobile phones that people already own, and allows researchers to communicate with participants regardless of physical location. Though interest in the possibilities of SMS as a tool for …
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An exploration of the strengths and weaknesses of using text messaging as a tool for self-report data collection in psychological research
… Message Service (SMS) has immense potential for self-report data collection because it makes use of mobile phones that people already own, and allows researchers to communicate with participants regardless of physical location. Though interest in the possibilities of SMS as a tool for …
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The role of ethics in employee behavior
… relativism moderates these two relationships. Self-report data was collected among 108 employees of a southeastern manufacturing company through a series of surveys. Correlational and moderated regression analyses were used to test the hypotheses. Results did not support that ethical norms …
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Faculty perceptions of consensual sexual relationships between university faculty and students
… between faculty members and students. Using self-report data collected from 166 university faculty members, this analysis sought to determine what variables predicted whether faculty respondents believed that a difference existed in defining consensual sexual relationships and sexual …
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That's Not What Your Friends Say: Does Self-reported Posttraumatic Growth Translate into Friend Ratings of Improvement?
… predominantly on cross-sectional, retrospective self-report data. Recent studies have attempted to subject PTG to more rigorous scientific standards of measurement. In this study, we examined posttraumatic growth measured longitudinally among survivors of the September 11th, 2001 terrorist …
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BURNOUT RATES AMONG SOCIAL WORKERS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS
… by area of employment. A quantitative secondary data methodology was used that included self‑report data from the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) that contained both cross‑sectional and longitudinal data. The sample was obtained by parsing data from 17 of 379 studies that met inclusion criteria. …
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Family chaos, attachment security, and responsiveness: Associations with appetite self-regulation in early childhood
… inform the development of appetite self-regulation, within the context of the family system. Study 1. The first study aimed to identify whether there are domain-specific or domain-general associations between feeding and emotional responsiveness, and appetite and non-appetitive …
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The Analysis of Extracurricular Activities and Parental Monitoring and Their Relationship to Youth Violence
… were examined across all of the study variables. Self-report data were collected from 235 teenagers from a rural, ethnically diverse, Virginia community. Correlations revealed a significant inverse relationship between church activity as well as parental monitoring and weapon carrying. Significant …
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The role of individual and situational factors in the stressor-detachment model
… Cross-sectional and time-lagged analyses using self-report data from 167 working individuals revealed that detachment fully mediated the workload-burnout relationship in the time-lagged sample; however, no support was found for the mediating effect of psychological detachment in the …
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Internships in Recreation, Sport and Tourism: Exploring Student Perceptions
… identify emerging themes or consistencies in the self-report data, (b) to determine the extent to which student responses seem to support, repudiate or differ from findings in similar studies done outside the field, and (c) to provide recommendations and insight for future research that will …
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An investigation into the association between role stress and absenteeism among nurses in the South African public health sector
… frequency, voluntary and involuntary absence. Data was collected from 230 nurses (N = 230) in the Western Cape using a structured self-report survey. Statistical analysis of the results revealed that constant change and resource scarcity were weak yet significant predictors of nurse absence …
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Environmental coping in a public setting
… to this event were recorded. In addition, self-report data were collected by means of follow-up questionnaires. Drawing on the literature from areas of research such as environmental stress, the coping process, and the effects of perceived control, four hypotheses were proposed. In summary, …
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Maternal teaching strategies and cognitive tempo in young children
… between children's cognitive tempo scores and self-report data from mothers on their general parenting style. Discussion centered on explaining these results and addressing methodological issues relative to maternal behaviors and cognitive tempo in young children.
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Emotion Dysregulation as a Mediator Between Insecure Attachment and Psychological Aggression in Couples
… and psychological aggression using dyadic data. Cross-sectional, self-report data were collected from 110 couples presenting for couple or family therapy at an outpatient clinic. Data were analyzed using path analysis informed by the Actor-Partner Interdependence Mediational Model (APIMeM; …
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The Incidence of Adult Children of Alcoholics in a Midwestern Diploma School of Nursing
… 1981). A questionnaire to elicit demographic and self-report data regarding the participant's marital starus, drinking patterns and level of concern over personal drinking behavior was also administered. Analysis indicated 23% of the overall sample were ACOA and 8% were children of problem …
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Pathways to Externalizing Behavior: The Effects of Mother's Harsh Parenting and Toddler's Emotional Reactivity
… and adult negative outcomes. Although global self report data show a relationship between parenting and children's externalizing, few studies have examined the proximal effect of observed mother's parenting on children's expression of aggression. A sample of 55 primarily African American, …
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Blind accessibility in college and university: is online learning accessible to all?
… of accessibility options within the software. Data on Canvas user experiences were collected via survey to assess student attitudes and behaviors. Statistical analyses revealed no significant difference in the Usability ratings of Canvas in both BVI and averagely sighted students. However, …
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Adaptive and qualitative changes in encoding strategy with experience: evidence from the test expectancy method
… and item recognition performance and by self-report data. Participants also came to appropriately modulate metacognitive monitoring (Experiment 2) and study-time allocation (Experiment 3) across study-test cycles. Encoding strategies used for cued versus free recall were characterized and …
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Self-Efficacy, Outcome Expectancy, and Fear of Failure as Predictors of Physical Activity
… components of Bandura's Social-Cognitive Model (self-efficacy and outcome expectancies) and added the construct of fear of failure in order to evaluate what factors influence an individual's decision to exercise or avoid physical activity. Self-report data assessing fear or failure, …
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Exploring the Coming Out Experience Through Animal Self-portraiture
… this study is to explore the use of the animal self-portrait with individuals navigating the coming out process. For lesbian, gay. bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals, coming out may not only be a significant event, but a life long process affecting many aspects of their lives. …
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