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Showing 1 to 20 of 35 for “"caretaking"”.
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Caretaking Trans-states
What does transness look or feel like inside painting or choreography or performance? What does it look or feel like inside other threshold practices like keening, sex, grief work, or drag? What are the somatic, social and artistic sequences that allow us to trans? This project is an exploration …
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Researching an overlooked workforce in a University: catering, caretaking and securtiy
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements University of Wolverhampton Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
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Connection, Caretaking, and Conflict: The Recalled, Lived Experience of Adultdaughters of Bipolar Mothers
<p>At present in the United States approximately four million people (1.6%) suffer from bipolar I and bipolar II disorders. About 20% are not helped by medication. Each bipolar person has two parents,and may have siblings, friends, spouses and children. All of these people are affected by the …
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Essential Caretaking for Artists with Disabilities: Exploring the Overlooked Histories of Hazel Knapp and Grandma Moses
… especially concerning medical sociology and caretaking. Focusing on two early-twentieth-century self-taught American artists, Hazel Knapp (1908–95), who fell into obscurity, and Anna Mary Robertson Moses (1860–1961), best known as Grandma Moses, this is a comparative analysis of how …
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Quantifying the Power of Pets: The Development of an Assessment Device to Measure Attachment Between Humans and Companion Animals
… Scale (CABS), which asks respondents how much caretaking they devote to their pets. The PAS and the CABS were highly correlated, r=-.68 (p<.001), with an overlapping variance of 46%. The inter-item consistency or Chronbach's Alpha of the PAS was .961, compared to a Chronbach's Alpha of .862 for …
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In The Shadow of God
… love, relationships, traditions disease, caretaking and grieving in a rapidly changing world.
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Governing bodies through space, governing space through bodies: Police power, planning, and race in Central Atlanta
… this sense of security comes through police caretaking. Yet, I find that white and non-white people not only have different experiences of police abuse, but also police caretaking. I suggest that the expectation of police caretaking is part of whiteness’s property, and people’s diverse, …
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Situating Child Care Concerns: Child Care Instability in Neighborhood and Policy Contexts
… available workforce, this shift in the burden of caretaking responsibility has occurred largely outside the public eye. Thus, when child care breaks down and disrupts paid work, the failure is private and personal, rather than public and social.</p> <p>I argue that a more productive framing may …
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Am I My Brother's Keeper? A Well Child's Story of Living with a Chronically Ill Sibling
… empathy, normalization, frustration, caretaking, togetherness, and hope. Siblings of chronically ill children in this study demonstrated a great deal of empathy toward both their ill brother or sister and their parents. They expressed a deep sense of caring for them, worry about them, …
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Morality In Action: Risking Death And Caring For Life In American Food Allergy Worlds
… and feminist theory and research on gender and caretaking. This text brings to light how patients and caretakers balance the risk of harm and death posed by a highly allergic body with the desire to live a "normal" social life, how the pursuit of the "hygienic sublime" to minimize risk …
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Implicit Family Process and Couples Rules: A Comparison of American and Hungarian Families
… expressiveness and connection and inappropriate caretaking of parents between the two cultures. Hungarian couples perceived their implicit relationship rules regarding kindness, expressiveness and connection and monitoring less prevalent than American couples. No differences in implicit rules …
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Stories of Return: A Collection of Repatriation Narratives
… project explores repatriation and collections caretaking practices at ten settler institutions through narratives of experience collected from museum staff. The findings of this research suggest that repatriation beyond NAGPRA and the Indigenization of collections care are situated processes …
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Individuation and the Demeter-Persephone Myth in Charlotte Bronte's Shirley
… Demeter's entrance into Eleusis and her caretaking of Demophoon mark the incorporation of the animus; in Volume Two, Caroline, also, undergoes the animus confrontation; the reunion between mother and daughter in the "Hymn" and in Volume Three of the novel correspond with the union of the …
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Faith of Our Mothers: Religiosity in Adult Daughter-Mother Relationships
… of moral development, including the ethic of caretaking, is employed to consider religiosity in the adult daughter-mother relationship. Limitations, clinical implications, and future directions are explored. In summary, spheroids increase anti-inflammatory potential of eBMSCs and are practical …
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Women and World War One: Perspectives on Women's Role in WWI Literature
… posters from the time, to highlight how caretaking women were defined, freed, and constrained by the gendered expectations of wartime. Women were crucial to the war effort, and by serving their country through war work, the gendered role of women was altered forever. This thesis also …
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Invincible but Invisible: A Phenomenological study of African American Female Principals in Wisconsin’s Public K - 12 Schools
… to resources, and expectations of cultural caretaking. Despite these barriers, the principals relied heavily on mentorship particularly from other Black women along with spirituality, relational leadership practices, and intentional self-preservation strategies to remain effective and …
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NON-OFFENDING FATHERS AS CAREGIVERS IN THE AFTERMATH OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE DISCLOSURE: APPLYING A HISTORICAL, ATTACHMENT AND CASE STUDY LENS
Changing gender roles and caretaking roles in the family have resulted in greater involvement of fathers in the day-to-day care of their children (Parker & Livingston, 2017). As a result, there is a need to better understand the nature of father-child relationships on many levels and within the …
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Intimate partner violence: The lived experience of single women
… communication and conflict resolution skills, caretaking, remembering the abuser's good qualities, blame and self-blame, reciprocal violence, and a history of abuse. The themes were closely tied to the reasons women stayed in the relationship and reasons they left. The experiences of women in …
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Conceptualizations of Wisdom in the Native American Community
… of interconnectedness as involving components of caretaking, both of others and of nature, and connections through a higher power, which reportedly lead to understandings of the consequences of being out of balance with their connection to nature and others and a desire to use knowledge for the …
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Strong Black Womanhood, Stress, and Coping: A Quantitative Investigation of a Culturally Encapsulated Phenomenon
… revealed that Strong Black Woman attitudes of Caretaking, and Affect Regulation, as well as the Cognitive-Emotional Debriefing form of culture-specific coping were associated with higher levels of stress. Finally, multiple regression analysis revealed that Strong Black Woman attitudes did not …
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