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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"relinquishment"”.
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The effects of the relinquishment of choice and perception of control on paired associate learning
..."there was less similarity between the response pairs comprising the PA list than there was between the response alternatives presented during the practice trial. Consequently, the anticipation of control developed from experience with the practice trial could have been reduced when the subjects …
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Protective-restoring to maintain self integrity : a grounded theory of the human experience of dog relinquishment
Dog relinquishment or ‘getting rid of the dog’ is common practice in Australia and other countries where dogs are kept as pets. Each year thousands of dogs are relinquished for a variety of reasons. While losing a pet through death can be as devastating for some people as the death of a loved …
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An exploration of the experience of birth mothers who relinquished a child for adoption between 1960 and 1990 and who subsequently initiated contact with the relinquished child: the clinical implications for practitioners
… the depth and breadth of the experience of relinquishment and to establish whether the impact of relinquishment is long-term. This study explores the relationship between the moral values and social policies that existed during the era of the study and how these factors influenced the birth …
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The experience of Australian relinquishing mothers in open adoption: contact, psychological adjustment and grief
… of age of the mother, support at the time of the relinquishment and choice in the relinquishment decision were associated with psychological adjustment and grief. Post hoc analyses revealed guilt was negatively associated with psychological adjustment. Results are interpreted in relation to the …
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A unique loss : the experience of birthmothers in open adoption
… was to investigate the birthmother experience of relinquishment and subsequent contact within this circumstance. The study used a mixed method approach: in-depth semi structured interviews and standardised measures of grief symptoms, adverse childhood experiences, depression/anxiety and …
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Psychological well-being, maternal-foetal bonding and experiences of Indian surrogates
… with increased psychological problems post-relinquishment. All surrogates were able to give up the child. Meeting the intended parents after the birth positively contributed towards surrogates’ satisfaction with relinquishment whereas meeting the baby did not. The qualitative findings on …
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Psychological Well-Being, Maternal-Foetal Bonding and Experiences of Indian Surrogates
… with increased psychological problems post-relinquishment. All surrogates were able to give up the child. Meeting the intended parents after the birth positively contributed towards surrogates’ satisfaction with relinquishment whereas meeting the baby did not. The qualitative findings on …
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The birth mother and the evolution of adoption policy and practice in England since 1926
… has impacted upon birth mothers’ motives for relinquishment, and their experiences of adoption. It examines how birth mothers have reached decisions about the adoption of their children, their role in the adoption process and how these answers have varied historically. Further, it attempts to …
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Revisiting the Past: Harmony, Structure and Narrative in Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Piano Quintet in C Minor
… Chapter 2 investigates Vaughan Williams’s relinquishment of traditional structural tonal devices in favor of modal ones, as well as his use of formal structure—based on Hepokoski and Darcy’s Sonata Theory. Chapter 3 explores the concept of “Englishness” in the second movement, based on the …
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Childhood Chronic Illness: Impact on Well Siblings
… the acceptance of heavy responsibilities and relinquishment of personal desires due to sorrow and rueful feelings. Reacting to Injustice can be defined as responding to the unfairness of the siblings condition and to inequality of treatment displayed toward the children. This reaction is often …
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Dementia caregiving: burden and breakdown
… key predictive risk factors for expected relinquishment of home caregiving were DCBQ score; perceived impact on quality of life; perceived stress; carer depression and, to a lesser extent, geographical distance in caregiving; perceived helpfulness of community care services and omission of …
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Safe haven infant protection : incidence of use and characteristics of surrendered infants and relinquishing users
… infant surrender. The maternal age range for SH relinquishment is 15-42 years of age. New Jersey-Survival of SH infants is significantly higher than that of discarded infants. One-half of infants are discarded during the winter months and 1/3 of SH infants are relinquished in spring months. Black …
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Förankring av socialdemokratisk EU-politik : Med rum för demokratisk debatt?
… problems, and lend continued credence to the relinquishment of sovereign power. The political entities that will be the powerhouses in this contest for the hearts and minds of the public are, inevitably, national political parties. They, too, are likely to pay whatever political price will be …
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Constructing Learner Autonomy Through Control Shift: Sociocultural Implications of Teacher Cognition and Practice in a Chinese Secondary School
… the other displayed evidence of false control relinquishment, merely “paying lip service” to LA development. Similarly, in the cognitive dimension, one extreme suggested a teacher’s deep understanding of the nature of LA and explicit awareness of her LA-oriented practice, whereas the other …
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The humble rice bowl: a critical analysis of the constitutional and legal effects of the global trading frameworks for rice on the Tolima province of Colombia
… concrete control of constitutionality, and the relinquishment of Colombian jurisdiction on many aspects of the USCTPA, in the name of neoliberal arguments, with a deficient legal and economic analysis of the outcomes.
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AN OVERVIEW OF THE PET HERPETOFAUNA TRADE IN ENGLAND FROM 2016-2021
… were analysed to determine reasons for re-sale / relinquishment. Of those that gave a reason (n=26,278), the most common were ‘lack of time’, followed by ‘home move’, ‘collection reduction’, ‘child lost interest’, and ‘change of circumstances’. Deeper analysis also found these reasons sometimes …