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Showing 1 to 20 of 38 for “"Socialised"”.

  1. Walking with wolves : an ethnographic investigation into the relationship between socialised wolves and humans.

    … main aim in to educate the public about wolves, socialised wolves interact with volunteers and with members of the general public. Could a dangerous carnivorous prey non-human species elicit human attachment and symptoms of attachment such as anthropomorphic terminology? A short term ethnographic …

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  2. Pathways to the field: an exploration of the capital and habitus of people undertaking different routes into nursing utilising Bourdieu’s theory of practice.

    … identity; and how nursing students are socialised into the profession. Methodology An interpretivist phenomenological approach was used, undertaking 13 semi-structured interviews. Participants were nursing students from all fields of practice and all years of study at one HEI. Findings …

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  3. Locus-coeruleus norepinephrine system function in a developmental animal model of schizophrenia: the socially isolated rat

    … allocated to one of four housing groups; female socialised (n=50), female isolated (n=50), male socialised (n=38) and male isolated (n=38). Socialised animals were housed 4 per cage (single sex) and isolated animals were housed alone. Animals were weighed and cages cleaned weekly as part of a …

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  4. Towards a regional ontology for information systems project management

    … between the prescribed practices they are socialised into and their actual experiences of project work. Appropriately, there are also debates about what constitutes project success and about what factors influence project success and failure. Whilst these fundamentals are being debated …

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  5. Paradigms of Irishness for Young People in Dublin

    … position that people in Ireland remain firmly socialised through a discourse of nationalised identity. The aim of this research is to investigate how young people engage with this nationalised identity and position their own self-understandings of Irishness. Following on from explaining young …

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  6. An investigation of family literacy practices of eight families with preprimary children and a family literacy program conducted in a low socio-economic area

    … literature showed that literacy skills are socialised in young children along with their learning of oral language. This socialisation process occurs within a child's home environment long before they enter formal schooling. Family literacy has been shown to have the potential to impact …

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  7. The ethical eye : photojournalists' views of ethics and digital photography in UK national newspapers

    … photographs. - I argue that photojournalists are socialised despite the lack of a structured working environment. In addition, I argue that they act as ethical role models for their professional peers; aiding in deterring unethical behaviour and helping to maintain the ‘traditions’ of …

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  8. On developing a culturally adapted CBT model: A qualitative investigation on the experiences of Kenyan counsellors using the CBT 5 aspects model with their clients

    … men, who were traditionally and culturally socialised and experienced the model as coercive and too directive. The question of how the 5 aspects model was initially introduced in the counselling session was seen to be critical, as this is when you can “win or lose” your client. It was seen …

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  9. Britain, Germany and the European Security and Defence Policy: constructivist socialisation at work?

    … the answer that these policy-makers became socialised in ESOP by the EU. Successful socialisation led to the complete internalisation of ESOP norms and the adoption of the EU's interests and identity by German and British policy-makers. This hypothesis will be tested by applying Jeffrey T. …

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  10. Homophobia and heterosexism : a military social work perspective

    … as well as social workers as individuals, socialised within society and communities. The same attitude and perceptions are known to be rife within the military as an institution. Prejudice and discrimination has been deemed unconstitutional. Prejudice and discrimination based on sexual …

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  11. A treatise on language methods and language-games in autism

    … typically developing human beings become fully socialised through learning a first language, it appeared to me that autism research has, especially of late, failed to give sufficient attention to language despite Kanner’s advice. In researching this thesis I have sought to make a contribution to …

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  12. Clinical learning experiences of nursing degree students at public training hospitals in the Khomas region, Namibia

    … provides an opportunity for students to be socialised into the health system, achieve clinical skills in a real-life setting and observe the delivery of care by other healthcare professionals. Despite the obvious benefits of placements for students, poor relationships with the supervising …

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  13. Battered and bruised : a case study illustrating the complex nature of a woman's separation from her physically abusive husband

    … of separation-individuation. The impact of socialised, patriarchal religious values about a woman's role in relationships was also taken into account and shown to reinforce her powerful psychological defences and attachment to her abusive partner. In addition, inefficiency on the part of the …

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  14. Transnational identity, historical entanglements and the living archive: between Medu & me

    … archive. With a look at sound as spatialised and socialised, I reengage the interlocutors of history, as in circular motion with my individual present and collective future.

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  15. Healthy travel and child socialisation: policy implications for social and cultural change

    … as the next generation of adults, should be socialised to avoid future dependency on car transportation. These include measures aimed at families, employers and everyone who shares the community. A 'mixed methods' research design utilised qualitative and quantitative data and the main …

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  16. Designing a mobile application interface to support mid-career professionals in creating better financial futures

    … fixation on one idea. Once the concept has been socialised and evolved sufficiently with users' input, converging on one final design and testing usability (solving the problem in the right way) become more important. This research offers two refinements of the UCD process guidelines for the …

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  17. BODIES, SELVES AND SPACESGENDERED EXPERIENCES OF MILANESE URBAN SETTINGS

    … refers to all those who identify as women, were socialised as women, or were assigned female at birth.

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  18. Corruption and police recruits in Ghana: A qualitative longitudinal study

    … involved, as well as how the recruits were socialised not only into the police but also into police corruption. Several important findings emerged from this research. First, the officers reported experiencing extensive corruption among officers in their workplace, as well as between 2 …

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  19. By which tools?: A critical comparative analysis of pedagogic discourse for the creative arts in formal and informal classrooms in a working class post-apartheid context

    … in order to a) allow learners to be adequately socialised into art practise and b) allow for a plurality of the epistemic in order that both the dominant gaze and notions of achievement and effective pedagogy might be disrupted.

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