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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"emotional strain"”.
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Aggression And Its Consequences In Nursing: A More Complete Story By Adding Its Social Context
… disease directly and/or indirectly through their emotional strain (irritation, anxiety, and depression). In addition, my findings demonstrated that stronger violence prevention climate (i.e., good prevention practices/response and low pressure for unsafe practices) was related to less frequent …
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Interactive applications and rhetorical devices for guiding parent-clinician communication through data visualizations
… or challenging behaviors, parents experience an emotional strain as they discuss hopes and fears, developmental concerns, and feelings of distress. As a consequence, communication challenges may emerge such as denial and the parent's resistance against the information that the clinician presents. …
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Understanding the Determinants of Parental Decision-Making and Harsh Parenting Behavior
… manipulations were design to induced emotional and cognitive stress, mimicking the parenting experiences immediately prior to discipline decision making of new parents. Findings reviled that although the harshness of preferred discipline strategy for participants who were new to …
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The Digital Language Divide: Accessibility and Usability of Icelandic Public Digital Services for Foreign-Born Residents
… terminology. Qualitative responses reveal strong emotional reactions—confusion, stress, and fear of errors—which reduce autonomy, discourage engagement, and weaken trust in public institutions. The findings demonstrate that barriers persist even among advanced Icelandic speakers, indicating that …
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Thriving to Surviving: Stakeholder Lived Experiences of School District Takeover in Texas Under Broad Academy Leadership
… professional autonomy, heightened surveillance, emotional strain, and diminished democratic participation. Participants described corporate and managerial reform practices as misaligned with student needs, culturally responsive instruction, and educational equity. Despite these harms, …
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Lost Soldiers from Lost War : a comparative study of the collective experience of soldiers of the Vietnam War and the Angolan/Namibian border war
… importantly, similar expressions of mental and emotional strain both during guerilla warfare and upon returning home. In conclusion, this is an endeavor to contribute to the breaking of the silence that has pervaded and enclosed the Border War by using, as a comparative point of departure, the …
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Upholding Gender Equity: Title IX Coordinators' Experiences Supporting Pregnant and Parenting Postsecondary Students
… availability, (6) policy challenges, and (7) emotional strain. Conclusion: The findings illuminate the complexities of TIXCs’ experiences in supporting PPS. Positioned at the intersection of policy and practice, TIXCs are pivotal in advocating for PPS rights and advancing gender equity in …
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An exploration of experiences of bipolar disorder within couples
… suggested partners experience considerable emotional strain, but that this can be mediated by several factors; highlighting areas for intervention. Recommendations were made regarding how healthcare teams should offer support to these individuals by remaining mindful of the specific …
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The Impact of Inner-City Teachers' Mental Well-Being on Student Outcomes in Urban School Settings
… settings. Urban educators often face increased emotional and professional demands, yet the connection between their mental well-being and the students they serve remains underexplored. It is critical to understand this relationship, as improving student outcomes requires attention to the …
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THE ROLE OF A AND B VITAMINS DURING OROFACIAL DEVELOPMENT OF XENOPUS LAEVIS
… abnormalities must undergo immense physical and emotional strain in order to correct the defects. In fact, about $697 million is spent every year surgically treating children with cleft lip and/or cleft palate (2011). In countries where surgery is not an option, this abnormality causes immense …
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Explorations of mental health professionals' views on hope and austerity : the synergy of a paradox?
… able to do”; 5) “It’s just so upsetting”: Added emotional strain; 6) A fight, flight or freeze response: The mediating role of hope. These findings demonstrate that working in a climate of austerity has provoked numerous challenges for therapists. Coping strategies were adopted, yet these were …
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Perspectives on Mistreated Homebound Older Adults Living in Geographically Isolated Communities
… by the Contextual Theory of Elder Abuse and Role Strain Theory, this study employed a phenomenological approach to capture the lived realities of practitioners in three rural counties (Montgomery, Pulaski, Floyd), within Virginia’s Planning and Service Area (PSA) 4. Seven practitioners (i.e., …
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The experiences of newly qualified nurses regarding support systems during transition into a general nurse position at a Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan private hospital
… Findings revealed that NQGNs experienced emotional strain, anxiety, and initial uncertainty when confronted with independent clinical responsibilities, workload pressures, and rapidly changing patient needs. Support systems varied across units. Mentorship, peer and supervisory support …
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Professional Development for E-learning and Educational Technology: Perspectives of Higher Education ELT Faculty in Pakistan
… faculty in Pakistan perceive, experience, and emotionally navigate professional development related to E-learning and educational technology (E-PD). Working within an interpretivist paradigm and informed by phenomenology, the study investigates the cognitive, affective, and institutional …
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Professional Development for E-learning and Educational Technology: Perspectives of Higher Education ELT Faculty in Pakistan
… faculty in Pakistan perceive, experience, and emotionally navigate professional development related to E-learning and educational technology (E-PD). Working within an interpretivist paradigm and informed by phenomenology, the study investigates the cognitive, affective, and institutional …
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Building Careers That Bounce Back: A New Measure of Career Resilience (SYCRA Scale/Systems-Based Career Resilience Assessment) for Working Adults in U.S.
… and personal values, whereas organizational constraints, emotional strain, and systemic inequities emerged as primary barriers. The review also highlighted inconsistencies in the conceptualization and measurement of career resilience and identified significant gaps in the literature, …
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An appreciative inquiry into the integration of internationally educated nurses (IEN) in England : perspectives from IENs and home- educated nurses (HENs)
… to delayed progression, marginalisation, and emotional strain. Conclusion: Integration of IENs is not a one-time transition or an individual responsibility, but a negotiated, co-produced process shaped by relationships, organisational practices, and wider structural contexts. Integration was …
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A Qualitative Descriptive Study of the Needs of Older Adults Recently Diagnosed with Cancer
… Table, Desire for Control, Physical Limitations, Emotional Strain, Positive Outlook, Thinking of Others, Support and Encouragement, and Reflection. Implications include using these findings: (a) to meet the needs of older adults who recently have been diagnosed with cancer; (b) to integrate health …
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The life of Fannie Coddington Browning.
… physical pain as well as from the resulting emotional strain. Pen hired a beautiful Venetian nurse/model who aroused Fannie's jealousy and eventually caused a separation. In 1893, after six years of marriage, Fannie left for New York where she spent the next few years in philanthropic …
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Exploring the perceptions of hoarding from those who support people exhibiting hoarding behaviour: an Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis
… a trial-and-error approach when navigating the emotional and relational demands of this work. Housing officers also report struggling to balance tenants' autonomy with the legal and safety responsibilities of their role, often without multi-agency collaboration, which can leave professionals …
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