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Showing 1 to 20 of 65 for “"socialising"”.
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Socialising The Archive: Art and Archival Encounters
Within fine art practice the archive is referred to and drawn on by artists in many different ways, including referencing processes of collection and accumulation to create new work and engaging with documents to create narratives that contest mainstream histories. This practice based research …
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Between the household and the school : socialising the child in England, c.1400-1600
This thesis explores the transmission and reception of literature concerned with childhood, and the socialisation of children, in England between 1400 and 1600. Literature reflects and fashions social concerns, and furnishes the opportunity to observe contemporary reactions and understandings of …
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Between the household and the school : socialising the child in England, c.1400-1600
This thesis explores the transmission and reception of literature concerned with childhood, and the socialisation of children, in England between 1400 and 1600. Literature reflects and fashions social concerns, and furnishes the opportunity to observe contemporary reactions and understandings of …
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CO-HESION! : REDISCOVERING THE NEW WAYS OF CONNECTING. LIVING AND SOCIALISING IN A (POST-)DIGITAL ERA.
With the rise of technological advancements and the internet over the past few decades, having a constant virtual connection has become a norm for society. As we progress towards utilising digital platforms such as social media as our primary mode of social interactions, it is necessary not to …
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Investigating professional identity in undergraduate physiotherapy education
… students. It is seen as an effective way of socialising students into the profession. By placing students in a clinical setting where under the guidance of clinicians and clinical educators, they are able to put their classroom taught procedures into practice it is believed that they then …
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The effects of an online, social group exercise programme on the mental, social, and physical health of older adults: a mixed methods review
… aspects of mental and physical health and socialising is likely one strategy to help combat loneliness in older adults. Due to COVID-19 related social distancing restrictions innovative approaches are needed to support and empower older adults to exercise and socialise. A pilot trial of the …
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Meeting the Archive Through An Interdisciplinary Artistic Practice
… beyond a singular collection and include the socialising potential of their content. This thesis, which includes a number of video and installation artworks, responds to the increasing availability of digitized and online historic film and video material. It also deliberates on the …
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Transnational lives and their boundaries : expatriates in Jakarta, Indonesia
… with the body, the use of space, and socialising. Gender and race are among the most persistent of categories, which reconfigure especially expatriate women's experience of Indonesia, although they can never quite be transcended. The centrality of these categories, of race and gender, …
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Clinical, cultural and personal dimensions of fashion modelling as a basis for phenomenological and depth psychological exploration of femininity in Western societies
… by an ethical industry and by their striking socialising power, could embody inspirational role models of wholeness, authenticity, interconnectedness and diverse feminine qualities for the larger population.
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Mobile Learning using Mixed Reality Games and a Conversational, Instructional and Motivational Paradigm. Design and implementation of technical language learning mobile games for the developing world with special attention to mixed reality games for the realization of a conversational, instructional and motivational paradigm.
… through enculturation, externalising ideas, and socialising. Learners¿ enjoyment, involvement, motivation, autonomy and metacognition skills have improved. This research will assist developers and teachers to gain an insight into learning paradigms which utilise mobile game environments that are …
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The political socialisation of youth : a comparison of private and state educated girls.
… described by Erikson and Marcia). The role of socialising agents is discussed, the study focussing of the role of school experience in political socialisation. An empirical study is reported which explored the role of school experience in political socialisation, operationalised in a comparison …
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Facilities Management ‘Cultural Fit’ and the Socialisation of External Service Provider Employees in Client Organisations
… socialisation can be successful in socialising external service provider staff into the client workplace despite a current unawareness of its use. This study has developed a framework and guide that can be used to achieve this integration if client organisations and service providers …
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Experiences of physical activity and exercise in cancer patients and survivors using Te Whare Tapa Whā
… well, getting to see people and getting out and socialising…”, [the cancer exercise programme was] “…fun because of everybody else there and being able to see everybody and ask how they’re doing…”. The data demonstrated connections between PA and health across all aspects of wellbeing, described …
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An assessment on the usage of internet services at Omaheke regional library
… users of the ORL used free Internet services for socialising, educational purposes and searching for jobs. The data further revealed that Internet users were not satisfied with the provision of Internet services due to the slow speed of the Internet and few computers in the library. The findings …
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The role of online communication on social development in Maseru (Lesotho)
… The Internet has ushered in innovative ways of socialising and conducting business. Although it has, through the process of globalization, created a wide space to engage in business and eradicate poverty, many societies are still isolated. There are many reasons for this which could range from …
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Feeding ecology, daily activity budget and primatourism of schlegel’s banded langur (presbytis neglectus) (schlegel,1876) in Kota Tinggi Johor
… time resting (43%), moving (26%), feeding (26%), socialising (4%) and doing others activities (1%). Long resting time was related to fermentation process in the gut as its major food preferences are leaves and also related to low diversity of plants consumed by P. neglectus in the area. ‘Wild …
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Which discourses underpin long-term, autistic/non-autistic romantic couples’ understandings of their relationship as they live with and accommodate each other? A critical discourse/narrative inquiry
… of love, positionality, communication and socialising, and were considered in depth. After the couples had been together for a number of years, they began to consider autism for one partner and learn about the available autism discourses. This enabled them to reframe their relationships, …
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Re-imagining primary school children’s citizenship participation
… children’s experiences of (non)participation is socialising them towards the notion that ‘citizenship’ is for adults only. This situation could affect children’s citizenship-esteem as valued and recognised schoolcitizens and citizens of wider society. Yet, children’s self-conceptualisation of …
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'It's like a disguise': experiences of peer relationships and social camouflaging of autistic adolescent boys: an IPA analysis
… interests, strategies when making friends and socialising, ASD diagnosis and experiences of socialisation and experiences of camouflaging. This study adds to existing knowledge by offering novel descriptions of autistic young males employing camouflaging strategies during peers’ interactions, …
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Investigating religious identity in family discourse in Saudi Arabia : a study of moral order, narratives, power and solidarity
… analysis of interactions involving parental socialising frames and collaborative arguing frames among family members reflect how daily life is organized according to religious rituals and practices and how this is reflected within the domains of space and time. This, in turn, demonstrates how …
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