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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Yelling"”.
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The therapeutic benefits of yelling
Yelling has been used as a form of healing in Indigenous cultures (Nabigon, 2010). Research suggests benefits to therapies that incorporate yelling (Karle, Corriere, & Hart, 1973). However, the physiological impact of yelling has not been investigated. The current study explores EEG measurements of …
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“…she hit me and we stopped, she was yelling and screaming at me”: An exploration of the perceptions, identities and stigma of men and domestic violence
Domestic violence is a prevalent and important global social issue. This thesis is unique as it seeks to mobilize knowledge of male perceptions and experiences of domestic violence by giving voice to a rather silenced, invisible, and often neglected group of individuals. Through face-to-face …
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Operantly Conditioning a Boy’s Classroom Behavior
… responses would significantly increase; (b) if yelling, rocking, and hitting were immediately followed by a command to stop, or by placement in a time-out room, then the rates of those behaviors would significantly decrease; and (c) if the above conditioning procedures were dropped, then the …
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The ship in the sky
… listening and watching and I’m hearing yelling and it’s my own heart yelling, and I realize this ain’t dreaming. This ain’t dreaming. I ease myself near the rock ledge, hanging there like a loose tooth when the ground rips apart, it clear splits thirty feet in front of me right through …
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The Market
… MARKET. THE ENERGY AND EXCITEMENT OF FISHERMAN YELLING, VENDORS BARTERING, AND PEOPLE GOSSIPING WAS INVIGORATING. THE SOCIAL VIBRANCE AND COMMUNITY NETWORK OF HISTORIC MARKETS HAS LARGELY BEEN LOST DUE TO THE CONVIENCE AND CAPITALISTIC MINDSET OF SUPERMARKETS. THIS THESIS IS AN EXPLORATION OF …
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Physical violence and psychological abuse among siblings: a theoretical and empirical analysis
… close maternal relationship, favoritism, parents yelling, sharing property I psychological stress, patriarchal attitudes towards chores, approval of violence, and sibling verbal conflict. The model explains considerably more of the variance in teenage sibling psychological abuse than physical …
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Animals as Projections of the Self in “The Raven” and “The Black Cat”
… and needs, they irrationally act out, by yelling and hurting those around them as a means of self-expression. This is most obvious in the way each narrator projects himself upon an animal in order to deal with death. Ultimately, in both works, loss and the death drive lead to madness and …
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Parental practices of discipline with re-adopted children: a mixed methods study
… child about their behavior (p = 0.000), yelling or raising of one’s voice (p = 0.008), utilizing between 7-9 types of discipline (p = 0.038). A qualitative research phase was conducted after completing the quantitative phase. The qualitative phase involved phone interviews with parental …
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Experiences with and Conceptions of School Discipline and PBIS Implementation: A Phenomenography of Fifteen Students with Disabilities in One Title I Middle School
… teacher behaviors were also observed such as yelling and belittling comments, including low fidelity of PBIS implementation. Lastly, many student participants expressed that they desired calm learning environments that offer freedom, play, and opportunities to engage in dialogue for …
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Visitor Effects on Western Lowland Gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla)
… in negative behaviors (i.e. knocking and yelling) for 56% of samples. Visitors also perpetuate heteronormative perspectives while they interpret the bachelor group’s familial makeup. In the future, improvements in education and marketing zoos as places of conservation instead of fun parks …
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Harsh Parenting in Military Versus Civilian Families: Does Military Culture Moderate the Influence of Socioeconomic Status and Race?
<p>Harsh parenting techniques such as yelling and spanking are commonly used in the United States to discipline children, despite the evidence that harsh parenting has a negative sequalae for children that can persistent into adulthood. Socioeconomic status (SES) and race/ethnicity have been …
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Dating Violence Myth Acceptance and Victim Blame Among College Students: Does Gender Matter?
… varying levels of dating violence (i.e., yelling, punching a hole in the wall, shoving, and physical assault). Respondents completed measures of perceived severity of violence presented in the vignette, victim blame, and adherence to domestic violence myths. Gender had a significant effect …
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Environmental Context and Aggression: An Experimental Demonstration of the Role of Alcohol Expectancies
… to predict direct aggression, such as hitting or yelling (Leonard, Collins, & Quigley, 2003; Smucker Barnwell, Borders, & Earlywine, 2006). While these research studies have shown separately that alcohol cues elicit aggression expectancies, and that expectancies may elicit direct aggression, these …
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The effect of economic scarcity on women’s direct aggression toward ovulating women
… the rival woman) than direct aggression (e.g., yelling at, or punching the rival; Vaillancourt & Sharma, 2011). However, field and experimental research has found that women are more likely to engage in direct intrasexual aggression when resources are scarce than when resources are not scarce …
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An evaluation of the predictive validity and reliability of two measures of person-centered caregiving with nursing home residents with dementia
… to care (e.g. kicking, pulling away, yelling, etc.) during the caregiving interaction was coded using the Resistiveness to scale. Results of correlational analyses showed that nursing staffs’ scores on the global behavior scale marginally predicted residents’ scores for the …
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Gender based violence against men in Zambia compound of Choma,Southern province
… psychological i.e. denial of sex, insults and yelling and use of juju. According to this study, relatively all women regardless of their socio-economic status were violent to their husbands, though the degree of violence differed to some extent. Highly educated women were relatively less …
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Constructing Music of Rebellion in the Triumphant Empire: Punk Rock in the 1990s United States
… by increasing tempos, screaming rather than yelling lyrics, and incorporating dissonant melodic intervals into power-chord riffs, as exemplified in the music of the band Los Crudos. Some bands, such as Aus-Rotten, adopted a propaganda aesthetic, employing the conventions of crust-punk and …
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Understanding Burnout and Self-Regulation Capacity in Canadian Developmental and Elite Sport Coaches
… of enjoyment) and their coaching practice (e.g., yelling at athletes), and was associated with deficits in the coaches’ self-regulatory capacity (e.g., resistance to healthy eating and exercise). These findings underscore the need for interventions to help coaches effectively manage their personal …
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Itching and Parental guilt: Parent Responses to Children's Symptoms Following Unintentional Burn Injuries
… cooling the child, taking care of the scar, and yelling at the child. Paper 2 We discussed the nature and process of guilt. The empirical evidence on the relationships between guilt and various types of psychological symptoms in parents and children are summarized. Following this, several …