Individual-Within Group Level
The effect of individual level vs group level perspective taking on prosocial behaviour
... one individual victim or a group of ...the group- level condition significantly more perspective taking occurred than in the control ...the group- level text and ...
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From listening to team commitment : individual and group level processes and outcomes shaped by active empathic listening behavior within self managing work teams
... the individual and group level processes and outcomes occurring when listening is lacking ...to individual and group level processes and outcomes, it is important to further ...
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Measuring total health inequality: adding individual variation to group-level differences
... Finally, since printing fifty plots like Figure 1 would be unwieldy, we give numerical summaries of health ine- quality. To do this, several normative criteria have to be addressed. At least three general normative ...
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Evaluating the responsiveness of the Warwick Edinburgh Mental Well Being Scale (WEMWBS) : group and individual level analysis
... the group level or at the individual level ...dividual level is that important changes at the group level may not translate into important changes at the individual ...
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The shape of collaborations
... communities within arXiv at the individual and group level, in terms of distribution of collaboration sizes and in terms of how sparse locally collaborations grow into denser, larger ...
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The Role of Organizational Learning in Sustainable Competitive Advantage in Universities in Kenya
... of individual level learning, group level learning, and organizational level learning in sustainable competitive advantage of universities in ...learning, individual level ...
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The polarizing effects of group discussion in a negative normative context: Integrating societal-, group-, and individual-level factors
... societal level can fuel polarization between majority subgroups at the local ...small group processes and perceptions of society at ...behaviour within local ...societal level affected ...
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Evaluating the responsiveness of the Warwick Edinburgh Mental Well-Being Scale (WEMWBS): Group and individual level analysis
... the group level or at the individual level ...dividual level is that important changes at the group level may not translate into important changes at the individual ...
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STUDY ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND WOMEN ENTREPRENUERSHIP IN INDIA
... The group level deals with the collective action, decisions and a sense of change that woman experience together, in a ...societal level deals with the freedom of power and choice of the political ...
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Addressing occupational stress among health staff in non-government controlled Northern Syria: Supporting resilience in a dangerous workplace
... measured is indicative of overall stress at the group level, rather than individual changes in stress levels. Where possible, sessions were held every fortnight and two topics were covered per ...
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Personal Examination Feedback Using MP3 Audio
... The use of individual audio feedback within assignments has occurred at a pilot level previously (Merry & Orsmond, 2007) however no individual examination feedback for marketing st[r] ...
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Individual Selection for Cooperative Group Formation
... in group sizes after growth to counter the decline in frequency of cooperators within any mixed groups in which they are exploited, then this can lead to a global increase in the frequency of ...
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Do social groups prevent Allee effect related extinctions?: The case of wild dogs
... between group sizes and population sizes, and recently suggested by Woodroffe ...smaller group sizes. However, a lack of relationship between group size and population size has been seen in Serengeti ...
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Multilevel synthesis From the group to the individual
... statistical individual is crucial to grasping a more general process affecting the entire ...of individual motives and reasons (as in holism), but in a form that is both empowering and ...an ...
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Reducing care-resistant behaviors during oral hygiene in persons with dementia
... The potential exists for the control interventionists to address CRBs in some way by virtue of their experiences or humanistic approaches to care. While this potential cannot be ethically eradicated, its possible ...
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Income elasticity of demand within individual consumer groups and the level of income elasticity of the entire market demand
... However, within the analysis of consumer’s behaviour, the application potential of the achieved term for the income-elastic- ity aggregations is much ...elasticities within the demand-object aggregations, ...
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Individual and group learning in crisis simulations
... Furthermore, it has been stated that reflection is important for individual and team learning, yet in the Bank’s case seemed to be averted during exercise debriefings. Although it was found that organisational ...
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A Social Problem: Individual and Group Rape
... research group at the Massachusetts Treatment Center (MTC) classi- fied six different types of rapists after collecting clinical and experimental data (Knight & Prentky, 1990): 1) The “ opportunist criminal ” ...
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Individual and group characteristics and their economic implications
... sonality can be regarded as a distribution rather than a single point. Although related suggestions have appeared in the literature (e.g. Heller, Komar and Lee, 2007; Fleeson, 2001) it has not been the norm in ...
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Modeling effect of the septic condition and trauma on C reactive protein levels in children with sepsis: a retrospective study
... In our study, we demonstrated that, over time, septic condition and trauma influence CRP blood levels in children. Hence, comparison of CRP and other proinflammatory markers such as PCT can be difficult because of their ...
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