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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"trusting relationship"”.
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Teaching mathematics to children with emotional and behavioural difficulties : the development of practice as a personal journey
… mathematics teacher becomes one of developing a trusting relationship with the child based on the teacher's use of empathy and 'being there'. It is important for the mathematics teacher to take risks in using mathematics to overcome the emotional and behavioural difficulties of the child. The …
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An Interpretive Understanding of Newlyweds' Perceptions of Their Premarital Instruction Experience
… in order for couples to explore various relationship issues. Finally, more time was needed for couples to develop a trusting relationship with their mentoring couple in order to probe deeper into the premarital couples' relationships. Future research should include follow-up studies to …
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The Chaldean Lived Experience of Hospitalization
… Nurses Association Code of Ethics to establish relationships of trust with their patients. For many years, nursing has been identified as the most trusted profession and nurses have been ranked highly regarding their honesty and ethical behavior. The quality of the relationship between nurse and …
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TEXTILE ARTS AS A COPING MECHANISM FOR AN ADOLESCENT WHO HAS EXPERIENCED LIFE STRESSORS
… conversation, and the beginnings to building a trusting relationship. Finally, knitting provided a means for the patient to experience positive emotions such as increased motivation, creativity, excitement, and satisfaction. Though further research is necessary in this field of study, findings …
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The Perceptions and Experiences of Math Anxiety
… lessons. My research shows that without a trusting relationship between the teacher and student, students experience a decline in mathematics performance which affects their learning experience, perception, skills, self-efficacy, and perseverance. Taking a qualitative approach, the thesis …
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The impact of a mentoring/financial incentive program on at-risk high school students
… study of six participants explores mentoring relationships and experiences. In a comparison of the GPA of participants versus non-participants, program participants significantly improve their grades when compared to those student who do not participate in the program. The study revealed that …
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"We have it, we sit on it" : a formative evaluation of a high school sexuality education programme
… circumstances where the pupils could develop a trusting relationship with the counsellor. Pupils expressed difficulty communicating with their parents about sexuality, and distrust for their teachers in the role of counsellors or educators in this field. In conclusion, the evaluation yielded …
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How School Counselors Gain Support to Implement Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling Programs
… site administrators as a result of building a “trusting relationship,” (c) collaboration with stakeholders and increasing the visibility of counselors and counseling programs was a strategy that counselors used to gain support, and (d) district support is an important factor in …
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HUMAN SERVICE PROVIDERS’ PERCEPTION OF THE QUALITY OF CLIENT SERVICES PROVIDED AS RELATED TO THEIR LEVEL OF SELF-CARE
… Females are more likely to maintain an open, trusting relationship with someone who they can share their frustrations with, sustain balance in their life by pursing a variety of interests outside of work, and have a close relationship with someone who serves as a mentor and/or advisor. Also, a …
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A comparison of attitudes around collaboration held by traditional healers and professional nurses in the Western Cape
… Despite this, there is no formalized working relationship between these two systems, which operate in parallel and independently. The government has taken considerable steps towards facilitating collaboration; however, this has not yielded the desired outcome, because of educational gaps, lack …
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Unison, workplace learning and enhancing learning network theory : a case study
… case study findings revealed how Unison's trusting relationship with the social care employer and their coherent notion of the concept of a learning organisation, enabled them to become involved in both formal and informal aspects of workplace learning. Evidence is also presented to …
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The Construction of Care in Computed Tomography. Exploring Care from the Perspective of Patients and Radiographers
… period. Results: The radiographer patient relationship and the radiographer’s role in providing care within CT are complex and multifaceted. Both patients and radiographer’s perceive CT imaging to be an integral part of the overall patient care and treatment pathway. As such, the act of …
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Behaviors That Develop Mutual Trust and Its Association with Job Satisfaction
… to have some understanding of how to develop a trusting relationship in a school between a teacher and principal. Current administrators need to understand if there is an overall culture of trust in the school they lead, and if not, where the gap in trust is.
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A Chance for Change: The Role of Trust in Foster Care
… their past experiences of mistrust to a place of trusting that caring adult. The concept of attachment theory provided a foundation for the study.
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Interpersonal Communication Patterns in Traumatic Perinatal Experiences
… as unique vs. abnormal; maintenance of a trusting relationship; validation of personal significance and personal experience; mutual goal setting; presenting and permission to have and express emotions. Assessments and interventions for TPE need to emphasize the postpartum period.</p>
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An Assessment of Patient-Centred Care in Patients with Chronic Musculoskeletal Conditions Attending Chiropractic Practice
… both emphasized the importance of a close, trusting relationship. While chiropractors generally encourage patient engagement, patient involvement in treatment decisions and goal setting typically occurs earlier in their relationship. Follow-up by chiropractors mostly takes place in regular …
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An Exploration of Diabetes Self-Care Among Older Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes: A Focus Group Study
… valuable information for nurses to develop a trusting relationship with them which may assist with improvement of glycemic control.</p><p>Conclusions: Teens with good control believed they were stronger than the disease and that diabetes self-care is something they have to do to feel good …
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The Purpose and Types of Organizational Gossip
… is a complex one where individual motivations; relationships between the sender, the receiver, and the target of the gossip; and organizational norms and contexts also play a role in its formation. The current dissertation conducts a thorough, mixed-method analysis of gossip on multiple …
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Amish Childbearing Beliefs and Practices and the Implications for Nurse-Midwives as Servant-Leader Care Providers
… as needed into their care plan to build a trusting relationship.</p>
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Professional Practice Competencies of Social Workers Employed in Mental Health and Addiction Settings within Saskatchewan: A Phenomenological Inquiry
… the study participants identified importance of relationship building between social workers and their clients. Four, pursuing interdisciplinary working alliances was important for social workers participating in the study. Five, it was necessary to have regular clinical supervision within a …
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