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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Social accounts"”.
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A Critical Analysis of the Theory, Quantification, and Uses of Regional Social Accounts, Emphasizing the Disciplines of Economics, Business Accounting, and Geography
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Social Accounting and Unethical Behavior: Does Looking Fair Undermine Actually Being Fair?
… activities might seem unfair to subordinates. Social accounts—the explanations managers give their subordinates for those decisions—are known to be a useful tool for managing subordinates’ fairness concerns. Over three decades of research, we learn that social accounts are effectiveness in …
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The Management of Justice through Accounts: Constructing Acceptable Justifications
… or loss. These explanations are called "social accounts". While research indicates that social accounts are effective at mitigating negative reactions to adverse decisions, and improving perceptions of justice, the underlying causes remain largely unknown. This study used the Elaboration …
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Women and Aids : a study of issues in the prevention of HIV infection
… prevention and care which this raises for women. Social constructionist and feminist analyses have done much to extend understanding of the issues beyond the biomedical realm to include social accounts of the constitution of AIDS knowledge, meanings and responses. However, these frameworks have …
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Experiences of final-year nursing students in clinical learning environments in the United Kingdom and in the Philippines : a comparative explanatory sequential mixed methods study
… and theorised with reference to experiential and social accounts of learning processes. Findings Sixty final-year nursing students participated in the study, with 15 from the UK site and 45 from the Philippines, yielding response rates of 18.52% and 17.24%, respectively. Under the theoretical …
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A Disability Theology of Limits for Responding to Moral Injury
… of Moral Injury describes a wound created by social suffering and moral distrust wherein a soldier’s sense of what is morally right is compromised. The loss of a meaningful and moral worldview creates a shattering of moral identity both within the soldier and from the perspective of the …