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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"family attitudes"”.
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The Interspecies Family: Attitudes and Narratives
… utilized to examine a widespread contemporary family form, the interspecies family. This mixed-method approach relied on both quantitative survey data and qualitative interview data. First, survey data from the 2006 Constructing the Family Survey were analyzed to understand who in America …
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Family Attitudes, Beliefs, And Practices Facilitating A Sense Of Purpose In Black American Children And Youth: A Grounded Theory
… 2007, Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics FIFCFS, 2010). The purpose of this qualitative research study was to develop grounded theory by the exploration of sense of purpose by describing and interpreting attitudes, beliefs, and practices among Black American families …
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Attitudinal differences between managers and students on certain work-family issues
… compares the similarities and differences in the attitudes of managers and students towards work-family issues such as the locus of responsibility for managing this interface, the perceived impact that children have on a working mother's career and traditional sex role stereotypes regarding women …
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The psychological impact of carrier status in hereditary disorders
… a diminished sense of worthiness to reproduce. Family attitudes toward risk, how important bearing "her own" biological children is to the woman, how many social roles she currently enacts, whether she has had genetic testing or genetic counseling, and whether she has utilized follow-up …
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Autism spectrum disorders, family life and short breaks: an investigation into the experience of family life and short breaks of families that have children with autism spectrum disorders in an English county
… disorders (ASD) regarding daily life and their attitudes and experience concerning short breaks (‘respite care’). The research comprised three phases: a postal survey of 256 families, a survey of 27 social workers, and semi-structured interviews carried out with mothers, fathers, siblings and …
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Cultural influences on coping with parent-child conflict
The present study tested the role of traditional family values (familism) on the processes associated with coping with parent-child conflict among Mexican and Mexican American college students. It was hypothesized that traditional family values would moderate: 1) the relation between parent-child …
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Exploring the influence of the home environment on play based learning in early childhood education in Mazabuka district, Zambia.
… 25 participants which included 5 teachers and 20 family members from various households. Data was collected through interviews and focus group discussions and analysed using thematic analysis. Findings revealed that families provided varying levels of support for play-based learning at home, with …
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A Qualitative Study of Adult Women in a Northeast Tennessee Community College.
… reasons were those that were most acceptable to family and peers. Self-improvement, however, was also a strong motivation. Job satisfaction seemed more important than high salaries. Many single parents wanted more for their children and further education was the only way they could get a …
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Attitude Comparison Among South Dakota Family Members Regarding Estate Planning and Farm Transitions
… issues related to bringing an heir back to the family operation.<br />Past plans for research projects and extension programming developed across the nation and in South Dakota (SD), were created with many assumptions regarding the attitudes of farm family members towards the transition of …