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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"shared activity"”.
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Closeness in the same-sex friendships of men in long-distance and geographically close platonic relationships.
… Men were believed to prefer the use of shared activity to build closeness even though they regard self-disclosure as the primary pathway to closeness in their same-sex friendships. Self-disclosure, closeness, satisfaction, and commitment were each measured in regards to men's best …
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Father Involvement in Intact Families and Stepfamilies
… of father involvement including engagement in shared activity, monitoring, positivity, and negativity were completed by fathers and children. Agreement between father and child reports of involvement was assessed, involvement was compared between biological fathers and stepfathers, and …
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Cooperation: The Ethics of Shared Agency
… is playing their part in a different kind of activity: a <em>shared activity</em>.</p> <p>Our capacity for shared agency is fundamental to our social lives. We make movies, sit in Parliament, and fight pandemics <em>together</em>. In my thesis, I first offer a novel theory of what is required …
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From emergency to permanence: Evaluating modular housing as a long-term solution for disaster survivors
… emphasizes community, connection, and healing. Shared activity spaces and carefully designed interiors encourage interaction, collaboration, and a revitalized sense of belonging. The elements are designed to enhance daily life and support long-term well-being. At its core, this project uses …
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An Exploration Of The Use Of Objects In The Creation, Maintenance, And Social Performance Of Self Among People With Alzheimer's Disease And Related Disorders
… language, ideas and bodies to accomplish a shared activity. </p> <p> By taking such an approach we can better understand how sociocultural constructions of dementia along with long term care policies, practices and environments create a structure that imposes certain constraints and …
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Household Organization in the Fur Trade Era: Socioeconomic and Spatial Organizations of Housepit 54
… a communalist approach with a central hearth and shared activity areas. Housepits divided by activity areas or “rooms” predicted by the communalist approach have been described in ethnographies of the Shuswap and the Upper Lillooet as well archaeological reports of the Keatley Creek site. To …
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Household Organization in the Fur Trade Era: Socioeconomic and Spatial Organizations of Housepit 54
… a communalist approach with a central hearth and shared activity areas. Housepits divided by activity areas or “rooms” predicted by the communalist approach have been described in ethnographies of the Shuswap and the Upper Lillooet as well archaeological reports of the Keatley Creek site. To …
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A Mixed Methods Evaluation of Involvement in a Football Team on Psychological Wellbeing in People with Learning Disabilities
… risk to mental health difficulties. Physical activity has been studied in relation to mental health and in particular football has received attention for the impact it may have on mental health. Most of the research has been carried out with players without learning disabilities and in …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of parent-child co-participation in mountain biking
… of the ‘sweet spot’ of skill overlap; and (d) Shared activity allows for positive interpersonal interactions and relationship building. When present in concert in a regular and recurring manner, these four themes create fulfilling co- participation experiences between parents and their …
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Understanding SLA through peer interactions in a Chinese classroom: A sociocultural perspective
… learner might feel impelled to engage in a shared activity.</p><p>The findings of this study support the sociocultural view of SLA and point to the benefits of assisted performance in L2 peer interaction. These findings also help broaden the understanding of the role peer interaction plays …
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Interactive TV and learning among pre-adolescents: an analysis of innovation, communication technologies and education
… computer (PC) domain. This new paradigm of interactivity for education and learning offers personalised and innovative ways to learn that differ from learning in traditional academic courses. To ensure that TV-based learning is adequately supported, the research provides teaching and learning …
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Guns and shikaris: The rise of the sahib's hunting ethos and the fall of the subaltern poacher in British India, 1750-1947
… with princely rulers to gain legitimacy. This shared activity resulted in a blending of British and Indian hunting traditions and gave rise to what I call the Anglo-Indian hunting tradition.;Hunting was connected with masculinity generally, yet a small number of women also participated. The …
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Getting in sync: Exploring and supporting peer interaction in an autistic child with inconsistent access to speech
… egalitarian interactions, participation in shared activities, and flexible access to multimodal communicative resources. The present mixed methods study was designed to examine the communication profile and peer interactions of John, a 9-year-old autistic child with inconsistent access to …
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Modelo de aprendizaje para entornos distribuidos colaborativos
… among others. The success of achieving this shared activity depends on several factors that strongly rely upon/on the way in which the environment is at any given time, as well as on its capability to answer questions such as “With which node may I collaborate with?” and “How to …