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Negative feelings experienced by people with mental disorder in the workplace: A qualitative study
... I transcribed the content of the interviews, made word- for-word transcripts, coded the raw data according to the context, and categorized these codes by commonality. I then extracted the subcategories of factors ...
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Factors related to negative feelings experienced by emergency department patients and accompanying persons: an Israeli study
... of negative feelings was low perceived quality of medical ...of negative feelings were identified: staff’s general attitudes and quality of ED experience, attitudes towards P, and low severity ...
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Life satisfaction and positive and negative feelings of workers: a systematic review protocol
... Background: In this article, conceptualization of well-being is a starting point. According to Diener, subjective well- being refers to all kinds of evaluation, both positive and negative, people make about their ...
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Resolution Process of Therapeutic Alliance Ruptures: A Review of the Literature
... expresses negative feelings mixed with the indicator) followed by T2 (the therapist facili- tates ...expresses negative feelings but with some reserve ...his negative feelings ...
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Life satisfaction as the main factor behind the elderly`s health knowledge utilization: A qualitative study in an Iranian context
... The main categories we as follows: Provision of basic needs, maintaining dignity, life satisfaction and negative feelings toward self and others.. Provision of Basic Needs.[r] ...
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Daily life impairments associated with childhood/adolescent attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder as recalled by adults: results from the European Lifetime Impairment Survey
... survey investigating functional impairments recalled by adults with self-reported ADHD revealed that they were significantly more likely to have negative feelings about their childhood a[r] ...
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... expressing negative feelings during simulated social challenges has a greater effect on blood pressure than inhibiting them in similar ...their feelings as they ...
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Assessment of burn-out among staff nurses working in a tertiary care health centre in North India
... and negative feelings and attitudes related to work among those who have less time in the profession is associated with being unable to accomplish tasks according to expectations and to the difficulty in ...
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"I should have discharged him but I felt guilty": a qualitative investigation of clinicians' emotions in the context of implementing occupational therapy
... The data were analysed for emerging themes [27,28]. The first author (NK) identified themes and sub-themes that described the data or underlying ideas in it and assigned the themes descriptive labels. Visual ...
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Ambivalence about Social Welfare: An Evaluation of Measurement Approaches
... Research across disciplines, including political science, has embraced the idea that individuals often possess ambivalent attitudes, but there is considerable disagreement about how to measure this phenomenon. ...
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The Effect of Job Orientation and Job Stress on Marital Adjustment among Guilan Office of Education Staff
... more negative feelings (pes- simism) in their work and family life when they are faced high job pressure, work overload, time demands, little or no autonomy and little or no family and social support which ...
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What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder? Lay Theories of Narcissism
... Early Negative Feelings, Treatability and Less Severe Treatment and Clinical ...Early Negative Events, Negative Feelings and Treatability and Less Severe ...Explanations, ...
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Utilizing compassion and collaboration to reduce violence in healthcare settings
... We agree with the authors that violence by patients and accompanying persons emerges from the frustration, anger and dissatisfaction they experience in their inter- actions with ED staff. In addition, ED staff, in the ...
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The effect of warmth and competence on the emotional state when committing social exclusion
... that, the participant was assigned to one of the four conditions and received information about the players. The given information included the Names of the player: Jim, Nick, and Sarah. Furthermore, the IQ and EQ score ...
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"Ambivalence Perception" the Consequence of Exposure to Pregnancy in Iranian Adolescent Women: A Qualitative Study
... improving negative feelings toward positive feelings in exposure to pregnancy, which could have positive effects on the quality of life of young mothers and their ...
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Coping in caregivers of family members with traumatic brain injury and the effects on the caregivers' quality of life : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... The study’s findings have some important implications for clinical practice as well as for the agencies involved in providing support for families affected by TBI. According to the stress, appraisal, and coping theory, ...
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Adolescents’ happiness increasing strategies, temperament, and character: Mediation models on subjective well being
... are negative to SWB or contradictory to their ...to negative emotional outcomes if the adolescents engage in such action because they devalue their “true ...
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The Welfare Effects of Social Mobility
... On the other hand, as argued by Alesina and La Ferrara (2005), a conservative view-point may well be in line with a belief that market outcomes are performance- based, and thus „fair‟ , opposing too great a degree of ...
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Adopt or adapt? The rhetoric and reality of the diffusion of innovation in changing, technology-enhanced learning environments
... Personal understanding of change varied. Some participants demonstrated an in-depth understanding which drew on professional knowledge and experience to help the individual and to assist others to navigate change. Those ...
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Self- versus parent-ratings of industriousness, affect, and life satisfaction in relation to academic outcomes
... of feelings tend to be more accurate ...the feelings of their children in relation to school because so many family interactions are based around the demands of school ...
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