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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"emotional dimension"”.
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The heart of the head: the emotional dimension of leadership: an examination and analysis of the role emotional intelligence plays in successful secondary school and academy leadership.
… This research study explores the role of emotional intelligence in explaining the disparity. The concept of emotional intelligence is a relatively new construct by comparison with cognitive intelligence, providing different insights from traditionally associated measures of intelligence. …
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The Role of the Emotions in the Discourse of Teaching and Learning
… there is considerable evidence to show that the emotional state of learners influences their achievement in schools, there has up to now been no way of understanding the how emotions actually affect the mechanisms of classroom discourse. The study presents the following argument: It reviews the …
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Emotional Certainty and Health Communications
… I propose certainty appraisal as an important emotional dimension that affects health message processing and persuasion. Specifically, I suggest that emotions high on certainty appraisal can provide confidence to cope with the insecurity instigated by threatening health communications. Five …
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Glyph : lightweight and evocative looping images in the news
There is an emotional dimension to the informative function of the news. When we read the news we participate in a collective emotional experience- whether that is grief, celebration, worry, or wonder. News video is a crucial vector for these shared emotional experiences, which can propel civic …
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CUSTOMERS' EMOTIONAL AND COPING RESPONSES TO SERVICE FAILURES: THE ROLE OF SELF-CONGRUENCE
… Despite the increased attention paid to the emotional dimension of customers' responses, the literature has not differentiated between different types of negative emotions. However, the appropriateness of service recovery strategies may rely on differentiating between similarly valenced …
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A framework for student staff partnership in higher education
… holistically about student engagement from three dimensions: emotional, behavioural and cognitive. The importance of remaining vigilant to the emotional dimension of student engagement is argued as this can act as a catalyst to change thinking and behaviours. Focus groups (n=5) were subsequently …
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Apostasy -- A Biblical, Theological, and Pastoral Approach
… a conflict on an intellectual, social, or emotional dimension. The problem of the thesis may be stated as follows: How can an understanding of the dynamics of apostasy benefit gospel workers? To this question the thesis answers in three different ways: Biblical, theological, and practical. …
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The feeling's mutual : excitement, dread and trust in adult learning and teaching
… by these students, evidence was emerging of an emotional dimension to the learning experience. At the same time, I was becoming increasingly aware of an emotional quality in my own experience as a teacher. This cohort study of 22 part-time, work-based, adult returners to education uses group and …
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Becoming Cosmopolitan? Roots, Emotions, and Everyday Diversity Encounters amongst New Chinese Migrants in New Zealand
… theories. Lastly, I draw attention to the emotional dimension of cosmopolitanism and migrant mobilities, with a focus on the role of emotions in generating cosmopolitan sociability and building intercultural relations. The research findings demonstrate that being able to engage in …
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The effect of consumer perceived value constituents on their decision to purchase e-platform services /
… the influence of consumer perceived value dimensions—economic value, quality, and emotional dimension—on purchase intentions. Studies by Chen and Dubinsky (2003) and Kim and Kim (2020) support these findings, emphasizing the significant impact of perceived value on consumer behavior. …
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Imagined communities, divided realities : engaging the apartheid past through 'healing of memories' in a post-TRC South Africa
… and sociability. The fraught experiential-emotional dimension of the encounters revealed some of the underlying 'structures of feeling' and their impact on the 'formations of relationship', which continuously hinder the search for new and meaningful ways of being social. The encounters …
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The experiences of caregivers caring for patients with haemophilia in rural areas
… Internal experiences relate to issues around an emotional dimension, a spiritual dimension, cultural beliefs and future considerations. External experiences relate to negative and positive experiences encountered by caregivers in dealing with different systems, namely the health system, the …
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An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of the Impact of Professional Background on Role Fulfilment: a study of approved mental health practice
… in the workplace and provides evidence of a new emotional dimension; the active use of dissonance. Professional identity is also found to be influenced by approved mental health practice thereby turning on its head the original hypothesis of this thesis. Last, personhood is found to be an …
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A Sociological Study of Addiction: Power and Social Change from the "rock bottom up"
… hidden, not always conscious, embodied and emotional dimension to emergent power impacts equally on the addicted and non-addicted population alike. A theory of addiction becomes a theory of social change when we recognize that these internal forces (causal factors) guide our behaviour as …
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A Comparison of Quality of Life in Adult Patients with Heart Failure in Two Medical Settings: A Heart Failure Clinic and a Physician Practice
… MCS score (p=.135). Of 8 sub-scores only role-emotional showed significance (p=.007).</p><p> 2. Does disease specific QOL differ among HF patients who are receiving medical care in two different clinical settings as measured by the Minnesota Living with Heart Failure Questionnaire (MLHFQ) total …
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The Effect of Power on Empathy for Pain
… been broadly conceptualised as consisting of two dimensions, one cognitive and one emotional. The cognitive dimension is top-down driven and encompasses perspective taking, while the emotional dimension is bottom-up driven and encompasses emotional contagion. In other words, cognitive empathy …
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THE INTERPRETATION OF EMOTIONS IN SMALL RUMINANTS
… of traditional acoustic analysis to decipher the emotional content of vocalisations, through the extraction of acoustic features and the application of statistical models, and their practical application for the development of up-to-date Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) technologies. The general …
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Coaching and the growth of three New Zealand educators: A multi-dimensional journey
… and development of educators in the multiple dimensions of the spiritual, emotional, social and conceptual/intellectual. The project followed three participants through a nine month master's level Coaching and Mentoring Paper (PROF507Y-05) and revisited them a year later. Data was gathered …