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Power (Psychology) (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Power (Psychology)'
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Welcome to the Nursing Times special supplement on the productive series.
27 Feb 2009 
rec_pub_19400355-welcome-nursing-times-special-supplement-productive-series.htm
Power, trust, and risk: some reflections on an absent issue.
27 Feb 2009 
In modern discussions among health professionals there is a strange lack of discussions of power. This is most notably true for the discussions about proper physician-patient relations and the discussions about trust. This article explores some of ...
rec_pub_19449710-power-trust-risk-reflections-absent-issue.htm
Using life coaching techniques to enhance leadership skills in nursing.
27 Feb 2009 This article describes a recent initiative, which used life-coaching to develop strong leadership skills and empower individual team members and the team as a whole. A three-stage process was used to enable a team of nurses in a GP practice to ...
rec_pub_19331079-using-life-coaching-techniques-enhance-leadership-skills-nursing.htm
Gendered power in cultural contexts: Part III. Couple relationships in Iran.
27 Feb 2009 Sometimes therapists assume that gender equality is not relevant when working with couples from traditional cultures. This study of couples in Iran suggests more complexity. The authors identify a variety of views and practices regarding equality ...
rec_pub_19378644-gendered-power-cultural-contexts-iii-couple-relationships-iran.htm
27 Feb 2009 When race and gender intersect, understanding gendered power may be complicated. The authors first describe the historical context that serves as important background for understanding gender and power in heterosexual African American relationships. ...
rec_pub_19378643-gendered-power-cultural-contexts-ii-middle-class-african-american.htm
Gendered power in cultural contexts: Part I. Immigrant couples.
27 Feb 2009 Immigration is a world-wide phenomenon and practitioners are increasingly called on to work with issues related to it. The authors examine the experience of couples who are immigrants to the United States in regard to gender and power issues. ...
rec_pub_19378642-gendered-power-cultural-contexts-immigrant-couples.htm
27 Feb 2009
rec_pub_19378641-introduction-special-section-gendered-power-cultural-contexts.htm
Empowering patients with diabetes.
27 Feb 2009 Find out about a different approach to helping patients take charge of this chronic ...
rec_pub_19247123-empowering-patients-diabetes.htm
27 Feb 2009 Enhanced team communication may strengthen nurses' attachment to their organizations and teams and improve nurse retention. This study examines the relationships among nurse-team communication, identification (organizational and team), and intent to ...
rec_pub_19280454-investigating-effect-nurse-team-communication-nurse-turnover.htm
When dispositional and role power fit: implications for self-expression and self-other congruence.
27 Feb 2009 Integrating and extending the literatures on social power and person-environment fit, 4 studies tested the hypothesis that when people's dispositional beliefs about their capacity to influence others fit their assigned role power, they are more ...
rec_pub_19254114-when-dispositional-role-power-fit-implications-self-expression-self.htm
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