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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"distancing behaviors"”.

  1. Understanding Distancing Behaviors in Social Justice Activism and Organizations: An Interpretive Descriptive Study

    … one common difficulty is the presence of distancing, division, and oppression within movements, especially when more centered members of a movement contribute to the marginalization and oppression of the more marginalized members (Crenshaw, 1991; Dzodan, 2011; Lorde, 1998; Smith, 2006). …

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  2. The Efficacy of the Protection Motivation Theory in Predicting Cruise Ship Passengers' Intentions Regarding Norovirus Disease Incidence

    … passengers’ intentions towards healthy behaviors in regard to norovirus disease incidence. Outbreaks of norovirus have serious health and economic consequences. Presently there is no vaccination available; however, handwashing and social distancing can have significant impact upon the …

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  3. Racial distancing and sensitivity to stigmatization among future black professionals

    … subjective or objective, there was some form of distancing from the broader Black community. The three studies of the present dissertation used national and regional samples to test the problem of whether future Black professionals endorsed racial distancing behaviors. Results showed that racial …

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  4. Attachment, Personality, and Conflict Behaviors in Romantic Couples: Examining Vulnerability to Depression

    … appear to utilize more passive-aggressive behaviors (i.e., negativity) to negotiate conflict and avoidantly attached, autonomous individuals reported engagement in more overt, distancing behaviors (i.e., negative escalation and withdrawal). Moreover, significant interactions between …

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  5. Attachment, Personality, and Conflict Behaviors in Romantic Couples: Examining Vulnerability to Depression

    … appear to utilize more passive-aggressive behaviors (i.e., negativity) to negotiate conflict and avoidantly attached, autonomous individuals reported engagement in more overt, distancing behaviors (i.e., negative escalation and withdrawal). Moreover, significant interactions between …

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  6. Giving a voice to diverse men's experiences of infertility

    … and treatment which included more avoidance and distancing behaviors in response to distress and emotional pain. Men diagnosed with female-factor or unknown infertility tended to respond to diagnosis and treatment with active coping skills which sought to find a resolution to the problem of …

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  7. Reconfiguring racial uplift: church-sponsored African American rhetorical work in the early twentieth century

    … middle-class subjectivities has comprised both distancing behaviors—rejection of lower class membership and resistance to racist portrayals—and cultural (read educational) aspirations and conscious performances of dignity. These seemingly opposing practices—cultural distance and cultural …

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