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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"interpersonal abilities"”.
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Evaluating the Relationship Between Patient Interpersonal Skills and Post Bariatric Surgery Physical and Mental Health Outcomes
… members), but have not examined patients' interpersonal abilities to access support. This study examined the impact that interpersonal skills have on patients' weight and mental health following bariatric surgery. Having better interpersonal skills predicted greater weight loss, an …
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Development and Validation of the Sense of Competence Scale-Revised (SCS-R)
… development of the intellectual, physical, and interpersonal competencies of college students. During the development and validation, various aspects of the SCS-R were examined in accordance with the validity framework outlined by Messick (1995). According to Messick (1995), the validity of …
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Are movement and dance effective methods for improving maternal mental health and wellbeing and emotional availability toward the unborn baby?: a pilot study
… increases in wellbeing and cognitive and interpersonal abilities for participants. Unfortunately, most of these studies have not utilized consistent or reliable evaluation methods and none focus on the prenatal period (Behrends et al., 2012; Doonan & Bräuninger, 2015; Koch et al., 2019). …
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Valuing noncognitive factors and academic progress for elementary leaders: a single-site case study
… factors—attributes, dispositions, social skills, interpersonal abilities, and mindset are equally, if not more, important as content knowledge when determining a student’s college and career preparation. With growing evidence to support the positive effects of these attributes there are growing …
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Interpersonal Skills: Exploring the Future of Evaluator Training
… little attention has been given to the interpersonal competency domain. Out of all the AEA competency domains, evaluators often report the least confidence in their interpersonal abilities and believe this is an area they need further training to develop (Galport & Azzam, 2017). …