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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"high conflict"”.
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Child Abuse Allegations in High Conflict Divorce
… who made abuse allegations scored significantly higher on two scales of the MMPI-2: Hysteria and Paranoia; as well as two scales of the PSI: Reinforces Parent and Isolation (p < 0.05). Parents being accused of abuse also scored significantly higher than the accusing parents on the PSI subscales …
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Impact of Parental Interference on Children in High Conflict Divorce
Parental interference in high conflict divorce cases continues to evoke much debate among mental health professionals in the forensic psychology field. Although over the past thirty years, some empirical studies have been conducted regarding the long-term psychological impact of adults that …
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Patterns of marital conflict and children's emotions
… indices were obtained from both spouses during a high-conflict marital discussion and from the child during parent-child interaction. The parent-child interaction consisted of a teaching task which had the potential for a great deal of fun as well as for the elicitation of negative affect. Marital …
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Pregnancy in Peril: The impact of conflict on antenatal care and skilled birth attendant utilization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi
… 2019, over two billion people globally reside in conflict-affected areas, and as a result, face negative health implications. Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are among those countries classified as fragile and conflict-affected situations, resulting in disproportionally high …
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Uncertainty-aware fusion of foundation and task-specific models for cardiac MRI segmentation
… neural network (CNN)-based models achieve high accuracy on domain-specific data but struggle to generalize to unseen data. To address these complementary limitations, we propose an uncertainty-aware fusion framework that integrates the generalizability of foundation models with the …
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Impact of inter-parental character assassination on children post-divorce
… that about 8 to 15 percent of parents continue high conflict anywhere from 2 to 3 years post-divorce. Post-divorce parental conflict has been found to be more important in influencing the functioning of adolescents than parental divorce (Amato, 2001). The purpose of this study is to investigate …
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Executive control in the anterior cingulate cortex
… been shown to be active in situations involving high conflict, presentation of salient, distracting stimuli, and error processing, i.e. situations that occur when learning new response contingencies, when previously learned response strategies fail, or when a shift in attention or responding is …
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Childhood Exposure to Interparental Conflict: Memory Biases and Intergenerational Patterns of Conflict in Romantic Relationships
… that explains the ways in which interparental conflict shapes later intimate relationships was the goal of the present study. Participants were 94 college students at Virginia Commonwealth University, a large state university with a diverse student body. The study found that violence occurs …
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Cognitive Control as a Function of Anger Expression Style: A Combined ERP and fMRI Investigation
… in frontal and cingulate regions involved in conflict monitoring and behavioral inhibition. This exaggerated response was similar for neutral high-conflict stimuli and negatively valenced stimuli. Results suggest that anger is not a unitary construct and that anger suppression in particular …
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Parenting Coordinators' Practices Recommendations: A Qualitative Study
… quality of parenting and co-parenting, managing conflict, and involving children and other family members in the process of parenting coordination. Data were collected with semi-structured interviews and analyzed using thematic coding. Initial findings suggest that there exists useful practice …
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Banking and optimal design
… (their preferred action) determine the degree of conflict. Under high conflict, it is too costly to elicit agents' information, which leads to an optimal constant allocation. Delegation arises endogenously when there is conflict and asymmetry in the amount of private information. The agent with …
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Trust, fairness and cooperation in times of conflict : a behavioral economics approach to measuring intergroup norms of behavior in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict
… within a real-world active and extremely charged conflict, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Specifically, I implement a large-N study using trust and dictator games with West Bank Palestinians and Israeli Jews in order to test prevalent assumptions in the literature on intergroup norms of …
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Situational Contingencies of Anxiety: What Anxieties are Associated with Each of the Big Five?
… from the literature on goals and were: social conflict with friends, social conflict with a romantic partner, social conflict with family, potential embarrassment or rejection, academic impact and financial impact. I hypothesized that each of the Big Five would have a distinct pattern of …
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Identities of difference in the contemporary city: a spatial and policy analysis of men who sell sex in metropolitan Sydney
… in particular, are challenged with managing conflicts that may arise when these identities are in close proximity to each other. This thesis focuses on one subculture identity—men who sell sex (MWSS). In Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), where the sex industry is decriminalised, private sex work …
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MARITAL POWER, CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE (NEGOTIATION TACTICS, EGALITARIAN)
<p>Conflict theory is used to analyze the relationship between marital power structure, the level of marital conflict and the rate of violence in a nationally representative sample of 2,143 American couples. Although previous authors suggest greater conflict in egalitarian relationships, other …
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The Prevalence And Determinants Of Burnout In Medical Doctors At Public Hospitals In Gqeberha During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Study
… significantly associated with experiencing high conflict at work (OR=5.04, 1.92-13.20) and high role ambiguity (OR=4.49,1.98-10.18). Participants with low job satisfaction (OR=27.82, 6.27-123.45), low support at work (OR=9.99, 3.66-27.23), medium job satisfaction (OR= 5.38, 2.65- 10.93) and …
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New direction for treating parent-adolescent conflict: comparison of problem solving skills training and social cognitive development training
Parent-teen conflict has been associated with both acting-out behaviours and psychiatric disorders in adolescence, which indicates serious conflicts have negative sequelae that goes beyond the specific area of disagreement. The efficacy of traditional cognitive-behavioural interventions focusing on …
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Parental alienation: an exploratory study of legal professionals’ views and experiences in Northern Ireland
… It occurs, mainly, when parents are engaged in high conflict divorce or separation with the child appearing to align him or herself to one parent and rejecting the other as a result of the alienating influence of the aligned-with parent. Parental alienation, while contentious, is increasingly …
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Conservation ecology of the Cape clawless otter, Aonyx capensis, in an urban environment
… including loss of habitat, human-wildlife conflict and the bioaccumulation of toxic pollutants. The Cape clawless otter, Aonyx capensis, is the most widely distributed otter species in southern Africa and persists in human-modified habitats, including large cities. The Cape Peninsula …
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On Improving Distributed Transactional Memory through Nesting, Partitioning and Ordering
… execution. When two or more transactions conflict, all but one need to be delayed or rolled back. Transactional Memory supports code composability by nesting transactions. Nesting how- ever can be used as a strategy to improve performance. The closed nesting model enables partial rollback …
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