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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"occupational role"”.
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Police officers: Perception of self, occupational role, and occupational events.
… examined police officers' perceptions of self, occupational role and their relation to perceived stress and posttraumatic stress symptomology. Self-report measures for the study variables were completed by 101 police officers. Hypotheses predicted that perception of self and role would be …
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DISCREPANCY MEASURES OF ROLE PERCEPTIONS AS SURROGATE MEASURES OF OCCUPATIONAL ROLE STRESS: A THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ISSUE
Discrepancy or difference measures of job-related role perceptions have long been employed as environmentally-based surrogate measures of occupational role stress (i.e., subjective role conflict and role ambiguity). The validity of these differences measures as alternate indices of role stess, …
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The effects of social role attitudes on the planning behavior of First Nations mothers
… plan. The pattern of planning and social role expectations of the First Nations mother were investigated in the Family Resource Management Framework (Deacon & Firebaugh, 1989) for which the authors claim cross cultural utility. Using the framework, the "Maternal Social Role Attitude and …
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African American in Televised Advertisements: A Content Analysis
… actors: age, gender, day and time of portrayal, occupational role, and products and services advertised. Comparisons were also made between frequencies of actors of different races and amount of time these actors appeared. When compared with previous studies of African American television …
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Work - family conflict among women from a collectivistic culture
… how Work-Family Conflict was related to Role Salience and Job level (investigated in terms of the amount of job demand and job control associated with different job levels) among women from a Collectivistic culture. A sample of 65 teachers was used. Although the results of the study …
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High school socialization and the social relations of production
… of students; (3) the increasingly maladaptive role of schooling in relation to the needs of production; and (4) the presence of contradictory data compounded by the absence of a data base adequate for addressing the hypothesized correspondence. In view of this latter deficiency, the extent that …
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Linking body cues to emotions for elementary aged children: an understanding by design curriculum for social-emotional learning
… children are often referred to school-based occupational therapy. The referrals indicate social-emotional learning (SEL) deficits. These social-emotional processes and the child’s learning are negatively impacted by increased anxiety. Evidence supports these findings. In fact, the current …
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What is the professional identity of Careers Advisers in Higher Education? Challenges and opportunities for careers service leaders and managers
… of those fulfilling a particular occupational role’. The study is qualitative, using the methodological approach of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. The areas of literature that have been reviewed relate to the nature and development of the professions and the development …
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Impact of Lawyer Sex, and Lawyer and Defendant Use of Polite Language on Observer’s Perception of the Lawyer’s Job Performance and Credibility, and Verdict Outcome
Sex-role stereotypes set expectations for the behavior of men and women both in everyday life and in the workplace. In general, men tend to be expected to be more agentic, while women are expected to be more communal. Social Role Theory (Eagly, 1987) posits that the reason these traits are …
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Clients' Evaluations of Lawyers: Predictions from Procedural Justice Ratings and Interactional Styles of Lawyers
… (combinations of social power and adoption of occupational role) nave the greatest effect on ratings of procedural justice. Ratings of procedural justice and lawyers’ interactional orientation have the greatest effect on satisfaction with lawyers. Smaller effects come from the outcome and the …
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Socialization of undergraduate engineering students into work-experienced organizations and occupational roles through a cooperative education program
… to introduce students into an organization and occupational roles through a work experience; 3) understand any common patterns or themes associated with these experiences; 4) develop a model or framework that describes the processes used in these settings; and 5) determine activities and …
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Sociolinguistic variability in oral narrative.
… variables - (h), (t) and (ing) - as used by four occupational groups - nurses, chefs, hairdressers and taxi-drivers. The groups were selected to incorporate three independent variables: sex (male-dominated versus female-dominated occupations); training (length and specialisation - nurses and chefs …
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A Comparative Study of Vertebral Pathologies and Anomalies in Two Medieval British Populations
… as to the health, lifestyles, socioeconomic and occupational status of individuals from the past. Applying this approach, the study provides an overview and comparative analysis of the spinal health of two contemporaneous British skeletal samples from the medieval period; St Owen’s Cemetery, an …
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Victimization, Fear of Crime, and Perception of Risk in the Workplace: Testing Rival Theories with a Sample of Greek and Greek-Cypriot Journalists
… results also clarified the role of victimization experiences on the perception of risk and fear of crime. Although previous research found that victimization has positive effects on both the perception of risk and fear of crime, the results of this study showed that those …
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Understanding violence within protest: a case study investigation of the Rhodes Must Fall Movement at the University of Cape Town (2015 2016)
… ‘violence'. Further to this, the discipline of occupational science (OS) and profession of occupational therapy (OT) have yet to investigate violence within protest from an occupational perspective, despite the global prevalence of these co-occurring phenomena and their impact on individual and …