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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"group belonging"”.
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Signifying creative engagement : what is the influence of professional identity on the values that people ascribe to creative partnership projects in education?
… examines the relationship between professional group belonging and what individuals deem valuable within the creative partnership projects they carry out together in schools. There were three consecutive stages to the research. The first stage was the phenomenographic analyses of interview …
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Refugees, Sport and Belonging: A Photovoice Inquiry
… examines the concept of sport as a vehicle for belonging and social inclusion amongst six Eritrean refugees participating in an ethno-specific soccer team located in the City of Toronto, and the ways in which settlement occurs through the sports environment. This study uses photovoice …
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Finding Meaning In the Sociopolitical Experience of African American Republicans: A Phenomenological Approach
… Theories of social identity and group belonging, as well as ideological alignment, have been linked to political partisanship and provided a theoretical foundation to initiate this exploration. Nine African American Republicans participated in a semi-structured interview process, …
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Cultural Homelessness, Self-Esteem, and Skin Color Satisfaction Among Latinxs
… skin color. These results may imply that (1) group-belonging, psychological well-being, and self-perception are intertwined experiences that should be taken into consideration, particularly in the Latinx collectivistic culture; (2) that Black Latinxs consistently endorse terms that acknowledge …
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Cultural influences in research and therapeutic practice: a counselling psychology perspective
… in which the participants’ experiences of male group belonging, feeling different from other men, and their perception of others are explored. The second main theme is ‘The physical experience – Circumcision and my body’ exploring how the men talk about circumcision affecting their bodies, in …
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The Role of Dress in the Embodiment and Articulation of Chinese Diaspora Identity in the UK
… ethnic minority. Individuals navigate diverse ingroup and outgroup attitudes towards Chinese ethnicity and Chinese visual styles. I position wearing Chinese dress as a diasporic act that emphasises group-belonging. In the absence of a developed Chinese diaspora fashion economy, such as supports …
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Bildung beyond the borders: racial ambiguity and subjectivity in three post-apartheid bildungsromane
… have led to a strong social sense of racial group belonging and racial exclusion. It is between and among these strictly policed racial groups that these novels’ protagonists seek belonging and a place in society from which to act and speak. Although different aspects of racial ambiguity are …
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Parent socialization practices of immigrant Sikhs towards ethno-religious identity formation in their children
… identity markers which distinguish them as a group belonging to the Sikh faith (i.e., turbans and beards). The study explored the developing self-perceptions of these boys, which causes them to stand out among their peers in school environments. Because of these markers, young Sikh boys are …
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The exploratory study of public opinion on terrorism and factors influencing it in Kazakhstan.
… people manage their reactions during the focus groups; and, examining the links between terrorism reporting techniques, research context, and reactions produced by the public. For the purpose of this research a mixed methodology was applied. In May 2016, six focus groups were conducted in Kazakh …
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‘A Proper Night Out' : Alcohol and risk among young people in deprived areas in North West England
… draws on data from three mixed gender friendship groups of twenty-three young people from deprived communities in the North West of England during a 14-month period. This study focuses on the alcohol consumption of young people from deprived communities in northern England because they are the …
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Individual Network of Linguistic Practice (INoLP): A Social Network Approach to International Students' Pragmatic Development
… constructive feedback, and the influence of group belonging. Longitudinal findings illustrate diverse developmental trajectories, shaped by a complex interplay of social networks, individual agency, emotional well-being, and external pressures. This study makes both theoretical and …
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Charakterisierung von reptilienpathogenen Paramyxoviren und Analyse des prokaryotisch exprimierten partiellen Fusionsgens
… of partial L and F genes within the RPMV group revealed sequence homology of at least 79 % for nucleotides (nt), and 94 % for amino acids (aa). Further sequence alignment included the Fer-de-Lance virus (FDLV) as a RPMV representative, the established type species of the paramyxovirus …
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Sentimentality and digital storytelling: towards a post-conflict pedagogy in pre-service teacher education in South Africa
… racial identities, constructing narratives of group belonging based primarily on their racialized identities. However, in some students' stories - particularly those that offer a more complex view of privilege, acknowledging the intersectionality of class, gender, age, sexuality and race - …
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The value of home narratives in shaping identities and making sense of experiences in a host culture
… by proposing such concepts as duality of being, belonging ambivalence, validation ambiguity, free colonial woman. It also expands the contextual landscape of the previous studies (see Chapter 2) by providing insights into the cultural context of Finland, a country relatively new to cultural …
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“…taken in hand by Indians”: Jewish-Indigenous Relations in the Early Twentieth-Century Qu'Appelle Valley Region
An unsubstantiated claim has defined a particular understanding of historic Jewish-Indigenous relations in Western Canada for over ninety years. Since 1931, at least six scholars have claimed that Indigenous peoples helped destitute Jewish settlers of the Lipton Agricultural Colony in 1901. None of …