Positive interactions and outcomes
Influencing Positive Outcomes For Troubled Youth
... youth. Positive Peer Culture (Vorrath & Brendtro, 2005) focuses on the power of peers to learn to offer each other acceptance and ...their positive characteristics and rather than demand absolute obedience, ...
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Positive educational outcomes
... Disrespectful behavior was defined as peer-to-peer frustration or aggression (verbal or physical). This included making inappropriate comments to each other, yelling, hitting, name-calling, grunting, talking under breath ...
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Creating positive patient outcomes
... Positive outcomes depend on people. And they depend on communications – to help respond to emergencies, coordinate specialist teams, improve interactions between clinician and patient, and much more. ...
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Social Interactions and Labor Market Outcomes in Cities
... the positive impact of ω on employment is large enough to outweight the negative effect of the land rent, the expected utility increases with an increase in ...social interactions in an area, then ...
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Social Interactions and Labor Market Outcomes in Cities
... the positive impact of ω on employment is large enough to outweight the negative effect of the land rent, the expected utility increases with an increase in ...social interactions in an area, then ...
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Social Interactions and Labor Market Outcomes in Cities
... the positive impact of ω on employment is large enough to outweight the negative effect of the land rent, the expected utility increases with an increase in ...social interactions in an area, then ...
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Conditional Effects of Interracial Interactions on College Student Outcomes
... interracial interactions than do students from other racial groups, regardless of whether the interactions are with Whites, Hispanics, or Blacks and whether the outcomes were measured via ...
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Outcomes of Physicians' Communication Goals During Patient Interactions.
... physician-patient interactions and their relationship with patient and physician ...physician-patient interactions were coded by research assistants for goal-related ...improved outcomes in Study 1. ...
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Three Papers on Social Interactions and Labor Market Outcomes
... 82 influence individuals’ future earnings through its positive effects on high school GPA and years of college. Finally, in the third stage, we investigate how forward-looking teenagers are by looking at whether ...
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Parental Assets: A Pathway to Positive Child Educational Outcomes
... Among other covariates, child’s age and the primary caregiver’s race/ethnicity, education, marital status, and work status were found to be significant determinants for all three mediators (i.e., parent- child ...
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The interventional effects of loving-kindness meditation on positive emotions and interpersonal interactions
... generates positive outcomes of various psychosocial ...individual’s positive emotions, reduce negative emotions, promote interpersonal interaction, and strengthen complex understanding of others ...
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Positive-Unlabeled Learning for inferring drug interactions based on heterogeneous attributes
... drug-drug interactions is crucial in improving clinical ...drug-drug interactions on DrugBank is signifi- cantly low compared to the number of possible drug ...new Positive-Unlabeled Learning ...
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Post-succession predecessor-successor interactions and their relational and organizational outcomes
... to positive organizational outcomes (Goldberg, 1996; Handler, 1990; Kets de Vries, 1993; Le Breton-Miller et ...how interactions affect organizational outcomes through influencing dyadic ...
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Integrated analysis of microRNA-target interactions with clinical outcomes for cancers
... Previous quantitative real-time PCR revealed overex- pression of CDKN1A in primary GBM[38]. This result suggests that CDKN1A expression is regarded as a puta- tive marker to distinguish primary GBM from secondary GBM. ...
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Positive Outcomes for All:
... different outcomes when child protection services ...in outcomes and services: specifically, they spend longer periods of time in out-of-home care and are less likely to reunify with their families, and ...
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Promoting Positive Peer Interactions
... Page | 22 Juniper Gardens Children’s Project prism.ku.edu P R I S M Take out Handout 5. We’re going to use this handout to apply the strategies for promoting peer interactions to our classrooms. If you are here ...
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11 Positive Drug Nutrient Interactions
... recognized positive drug–nutrient and drug–food inter- actions that optimize drug effects is limited, considering the extensive number of drugs available and their potential interactions with various ...
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Character Strengths and Positive Outcomes
... Keywords: Positive psychology, character strengths, flourishing, Generation Z ...these positive aspects of the personality which guide a person to be flourishing when others do ...Several positive ...
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Positive Outcomes in Military Mental Health.
... Time since event was not associated significantly with PTG in bivariate analyses, consistent with studies similarly failing to find an association (Bellizzi & Blank, 2006; Brunet et al., 2010; Park et al., 1996; Tedeschi ...
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Predictors of Positive Outcomes in Pulmonary Rehabilitation
... 8. CONCLUSION This study used a registry to determine predictors of changes in exercise tolerance, severity of dyspnea, and quality of life in participants of pulmonary rehabilitation. Higher BMI was the only significant ...
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