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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"self-confident"”.
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Hubungan sikap terhadap perilaku merokok dengan self confident pada mahasiswa perokok Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Islam Negeri Malang
… remaja sangat dipengaruhi oleh rasa self confident (percaya diri). Rasa percaya diri adalah percaya pada dirinya sendiri, percaya akan kemampuan yang dimilikinya, tanpa membanding-bandingkan dengan orang lain dan selalu berusaha untuk menjadi yang lebih baik. Dari latar belakang …
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Perbedaan tingkat kepercayaan diri (self confident) ditinjau dari posisi urutan kelahiran (birthorder) mahasiswa Fakultas Psikologi UIN Maliki Malang
… social life of a person must be able to put yourself well, an opinion, and convince others. All of these capabilities must be coupled with good confidence. Similarly, students who are the agents of change, needs to have these abilities. Good self confidence does not grow with instant, but grew up …
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The Gender Confidence Gap: A Life Course and Intersectional Approach
… well-documented phenomenon that women are less self-confident than men. I consider the patterns of the gap across the life course and social categories of race to test theories of the gap. I adopt an intersectional and life course approach to test nature versus nurture theories of the gap. …
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Teachers' Perceptions of Leadership in Young Children
… describe child leaders most often as helpful and self-confident with good communication skills. Teachers generally recognize child leadership but recognize obvious leadership behaviors more often than subtle ones. Teachers are more likely to encourage child leadership when they recognize behaviors …
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Motion coordination for a mobile robot in dynamic environments
… the motion of the obstacles and of the robot itself. Perception is mainly considered for a laser range finder, and an according method for obstacle detection and tracking is proposed. Network optimization algorithms are used for data association in the tracking step, resulting in considerable …
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A survey of a selected number of state homemaker degree recipients of the Virginia association, Future Homemakers of America, 1949-1958
… leadership abilities, and becoming more self-confident. High school homemaking and State degree work definitely contributed to proficiency in homemaking and to strengthening family living.
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Selbstbildnis und Selbstverständnis in der Malerei der SBZ, DDR von 1945 bis in die achtziger Jahre
The large number of self-portraits that emerged in the GDR conflicts conspicuously with the social role of the artist anchored in the cultural policies of the GDR, in which the artist was supposed to perceive himself as a cultural worker whose creative working process was conferred the same value …
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Consumer Evaluation of Cheese: Linking Hedonics, Emotions and Perception of Product Attributes
… method. Seven emotions (excited, sociable, self-confident, fatigued, judgmental, raging, and sad) scaled from 1- “slightly” to 5-“extremely” (with 0 representing “not at all”) were used, with each emotion at each level of intensity anchored by self-selected images that subjects chose prior …
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A Case Study of the Coaching Philosophy of a Men's NCAA Distance Running Coach: To what extent is it Humanistic?
… hopes of eventually developing an emancipated, self-regulated, adaptable, and self-confident athlete (Lyle, 1999). The goal of this case study was to explore the coaching philosophy and methods of a successful mens NCAA distance running coach and describe to what extent the stated coaching …
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The effect of peer education on learning and performing athletic training psychomotor skills
… instructor, and most (n=7, 58.3%) felt more self-confident when practicing laboratory skills with a peer teacher. Over half (n=8, 66.7%) of the students also responded that being taught laboratory skills by peer teachers increased their interaction and collaboration with other students more …
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Inservice Training and Accessing Knowledge: The Perceived Needs of Parents and Educators of Children with Special Needs in North Dakota
… and learning how to help their child become more self-confident.</p> <p>With regard to format for inservice training, educators preferred conference/workshop courses, while parents preferred workshops led by other parents or professionals in small group settings. Educators chose graduate level …
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How Peruvian Mothers Appraise Pneumonia and the Predictors of their Intention to seek Medical Care when their Children have Signs of Pneumonia
… medical help by important referents. They feel self-confident; however, they do not have enough money.</p> <p>Of the mothers interviewed 16.4% were not aware of pneumonia and its possible consequences. Most of them said they could recognize pneumonia through the signs promoted by the GPC. …
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The effect of hypnotically induced positive, self-statements on self-concept in Christian, female college students
… from the belief that much human misery is self-inflicted as a result of negative self-statements (Ellis & Harper, 1962), it was felt that emphasis on positive self-thought would represent a significant therapeutic intervention. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of …
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Developing EFL students' communicative skills through content-based instruction: A case study of EFL teaching in an undergraduate degree program at a tertiary institution in Indonesia
… verbal communication performance (actual and self-reported)? (c) What factors identified in a theme-based instructional program appear to contribute to an improvement in EFL students’ communication skills? (d) Are there self-reported differences in intervention class EFL students’ motivation …
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Constructing identity in diaspora : Jewish Israeli migrants in Cape Town, South Africa
… facilitates their integration. Their strong and self-confident identification as Israeli and their ongoing connectedness to Israeli society underlines distinctiveness. The combination of engagement with the local while maintaining distinctiveness, as well as past familiarity with multicultural …
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What influences success of high school students: a phenomenological perspective
… that were important to their success: (1) self-responsibility, (2) self-starter, (3) self-confident, (4) street-smart, (5) quick-thinker, (6) flexible and adaptable, (7) risk-taker, (8) change-agent, and (9) life long learner. I followed the interviews with phone calls to gain further …
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Problems and coping strategies of urban divorced men at the time of divorce and six months later
… the Checklist of Problems and Concerns), and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. There were 123 men who returned the research packet at Time 1 and 84 at Time 2. Multivariate analysis and a correlated t-test were used to test the research hypotheses.FindingsSeven hypotheses were rejected at the …
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Emerging Self-Identities and Emotions: An Exploratory Study of Ten Saudi Students’ English Writing Experiences
… experiences and their effect on L2 possible self and identity. The study pays particular attention to the role of experience and emotion and the way they influence and shape Saudi students’ perception of themselves as English writers over time and in various contexts. The study also takes a …
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Of glory obscur'd : beatific vision in the narratives of Jack Kerouac
… through beatific discoveries toward a final self-discovery, a beatific vision.The first two chapters of the present study examine the archetypal relationship between the Beat novel and. beatific vision, studying this vision under four of its root-aspects: American transcendentalism, Catholic …