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Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales) Therapeutic Culture Triumph and Defeat
Book SynopsisFor nearly half a century, social scientists have made claims that there is a therapeutic ethos with extensive influence upon numerous aspects of American society. In Therapeutic Culture, twelve authors address the implications of this ethos and its effects on a wide range of social institutions, extending from the family to schools, and operating in religious behavior and within the legal system. Has there been, as the sociological theorist Philip Rieff argued in 1966, a triumph of the therapeutic? If so, in what kinds of institutions has it been most pervasive? At the same time, what aspects of modern culture has it replaced or defeated? Therapeutic Culture addresses these questions, and raises others. Part 1 of this volume examines the emergence of the idea of authenticity as it defines the manipulation of emotions and behavior both in the United States and Great Britain. Contributors include Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn, Frank Furedi, Jonathan B. Imber, and Alan Woolfolk. Part 2 illustrates specific cases of the effects of therapeutic culture within institutions, including courts, schools, religious communities, and the virtual community of the Internet. Contributors include James L. Nolan, Jr., John Steadman Rice, Felicia Wu Song, and James Tucker. Part 3 extends the analyses of specific social institutions to the broader consequences that have resulted as a therapeutic ethos has taken root in contemporary life. Contributors include Digby Anderson, Ellen Herman, and James Davison Hunter. Part 4 is devoted to a previously unpublished essay by Philip Rieff whose significant influence can be seen in many of the contributions. Rieff revisits the highly controversial confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas in 1991 and offers ample evidence of the therapeutic uses of politics as well as the political manipulations available within a therapeutic culture to provide a fitting conclusion. This volume establishes a benchmark for further theoretical reflection and empirical research on the nature of therapeutic culture. It will be of interest to sociologists, psychologists, political scientists, and cultural studies specialists.Table of ContentsIntroduction: One Culture, After All, Part 1: The Emerging Therapeutic Culture, Part 2: The Therapeutic March through Institutions, Part 3: Therapeutic Culture in Contemporary Life, Name Index
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Taylor & Francis IDM Supervision
Book SynopsisThe third edition of this book is an updated and expanded presentation of the widely used Integrative Developmental Model of Supervision. In contrast to other volumes on clinical supervision, Stoltenberg and McNeill present a comprehensive, time-tested, and empirically investigated model of supervision, rather than a broad summary of other existing or historical approaches. In addition to presenting a model of therapist development that spans beginning through advanced training, the book integrates theory and research from numerous perspectives, including learning, cognition, and emotion, as well as an up-to-date treatment of research directly addressing the supervision process. The model also examines the role of clinical supervision from an evidence-based practice perspective and addresses issues of common factors in therapy. The impact of cultural issues in supervision and training, as well as recent work in a competencies approach to supervision and trainee development, are also examined.Trade ReviewThis is a classic book, now in its third edition, but the authors have taken great care to keep the material up-to-date and present very contemporary concerns and issues with supervision. I highly recommend that all supervisors and therapists have this on their bookshelves. Nadya A. Fouad, PhD, University Distinguished Professor, Department of Educational Psychology, The University of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeIn this superbly written third edition, the authors have significantly enriched their unique and invaluable developmental approach to supervision. They do a masterful job in providing a lucid description of their integrative developmental model of supervision and its rich theoretical grounding. Nadine J. Kaslow, PhD, ABPP, Professor and Chief Psychologist, Emory Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Grady Health SystemThe authors provide a practical yet scholarly approach to clinical supervision that recognizes the core of the process, as well as the variations introduced by the level of the practitioner's experience from neophyte, to advancec therapist. This book will be helpful to beginning as well as experienced clinical supervisors. Lawrence Shulman, MSW, EdD, Dean and Professor Emeritus, The University at BuffaloTable of ContentsTheoretical Foundations. An Overview of the IDM. The Level 1 Therapist. The Level 2 Therapist. The Level 3 Therapist. The Supervisory Relationship. Nuts and Bolts of Supervision. Supervision Across Settings. Supervisor Development and Training. Ethical and Legal Issues. A Qualitative Examination of the IDM. Appendices.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Close Relationships
Book SynopsisRelationships are among the most important human endeavors and play a central role in human behavior, emotion, and well-being. This collection includes both classic and contemporary approaches to some of the issues in the study of relationships.Table of ContentsPart 1: Relationships in Our Lives.E. Berscheid, The Greening of Relationship Science. N.L. Collins, C.Dunkel-Schetter, M. Lobel, S.C.M. Scrimshaw, Social Support in Pregnancy: Psychosocial Correlates of Birth Outcomes and Postpartum Depression. H.T. Reis, Yi-ChengLin, M.E. Bennett, J.B. Nezlek, Change and Consistency in Social Participation during Early Adulthood. Part 2:First Impressions and Interpersonal Attraction.D. Byrne,C.R. Ervin, J. Lamberth, Continuity between the Experimental Study of Attraction and Real-life Computer Dating. R.L. Moreland, S.R. Beach, Exposure Effects in the Classroom: The Development of Affinity among Students. M. Snyder, E.D. Tanke, E. Berscheid, Social Perception and Interpersonal Behavior: On the Self-fulfilling Nature of Social Stereotypes. Part 3:Evolution, Experience and Later Relationships.D.T.Kenrick, M.R. Trost, Evolutionary Approaches to Relationships. D.M. Buss, Sex Differences in Human Mate Preferences: Evolutionary Hypotheses Tested in Thirty-seven Cultures. C. Hazan, P.R. Shaver, Attachment as an Organizational Framework for Research on Close Relationships. M. Mikulincer, Attachment Working Models and the Sense of Trust: An Exploration of Interaction Goals and Affect Regulation. Part 4: DevelopingRelationships. J.P. Laurenceau, L.F. Barrett, P.R.Pietromonaco, Intimacy as an Interpersonal Process: The Importance of Self-disclosure, Partner Disclosure, and Perceived Partner Responsiveness in Interpersonal Exchanges. R.J. Sternberg, A Triangular Theory of Love. R. Levine, S. Sato, T. Hashimoto, J. Verma, Love and Marriage in Eleven Cultures. Part 5: Interdependence inOngoing Relationships.M.S. Clark, J. Mills, Interpersonal Attraction in Exchange and Communal Relationships. B.R. Schlenker, T.W. Britt, Beneficial Impression Management: Strategically Controlling Information to Help Friends. D.M. Wegner, R. Erber, P.Raymond, Transactive Memory in Close Relationships. Part6: Maintaining Relationships.C.E. Rusbult, N. Olsen,J.L. Davis, P.A. Hannon, Close Romantic Relationships: Maintenance and Enhancement. J.A. Simpson, S.W.Gangestad, M. Lerma, Perception of Physical Attractiveness: Mechanisms Involved in the Maintenance of Romantic Relationships. S.L. Murray, J.G. Holmes, D.W.Griffin, The Benefits of Positive Illusions: Idealization and the Construction of Satisfaction in Close Relationships. Part 7: Cognition and Emotion in OngoingRelationships. W. Ickes, J.A. Simpson, Managing Empathic Accuracy in Close Relationships. A. Aron, E.N. Aron, M.Tudor, G. Nelson, Close Relationships as Including Other in the Self. S.M. Andersen, I. Reznik, L.M. Manzella, Eliciting Facial Affect, Motivation, and Expectancies in Transference: Significant-other Representations in Social Relations. S. Gabriel, W.L. Gardner, Are There 'His' and 'Hers' Types of Interdependence? The Implications of Gender Differences in Collective versus Relational Interdependence for Affect, Behavior, and Cognition. Part8: Deteriorating Relationships.F.D. Fincham, Attribution Processes in Distressed and Nondistressed Couples: Responsibility for Marital Problems. G. Downey, A.L.Freitas, B. Michaelis, H. Khouri, The Self-fulfilling Prophecy in Close Relationships: Rejection Sensitivity and Rejection by Romantic Partners. L.L. Cartensen, J.M.Gottman, R.W. Levenson, Emotional Behavior in Long-term Marriage. M.P. Johnson, Patriarchal Terrorism and Common Couple Violence: Two Forms of Violence against Women.
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Cambridge University Press How People Thrive
Book SynopsisThis book transcends traditional psychology by advocating for the common good, aiming to combat injustice, and elevating well-being globally. Shifting from personal thriving to collective thriving, this volume is ideal for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers seeking to create a more equitable world.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Behavioural Economics and the Environment
Book SynopsisHumans have long neglected to fully consider the impact of their behaviour on the environment. From excessive consumption of fossil fuels and natural resources to pollution, waste disposal, and, in more recent years, climate change, most people and institutions lack a clear understanding of the environmental consequences of their actions. The new field of behavioural environmental economics seeks to address this by applying the framework of behavioural economics to environmental issues, thereby rationalizing unexplained puzzles and providing a more realistic account of individual behaviour.This book provides a complete and rigorous overview of environmental topics that may be addressed and, in many instances, better understood by integrating a behavioural approach. This volume features state-of-the-art research on this topic by influential scholars in behavioural and environmental economics, focussing on the effects of psychological, social and cognitive factors on theTable of Contents1 An introduction to the behavioural economics of the environment I Behavioral factors and environmental sustainability 2 A behavioral (economics) framework for sustainable transformation 3 Farmer heterogeneity and the greening of agriculture: The role of behavioural and financial-economic factors in explaining farming practices 4 How are social preferences of youth related to their motivations to invest in environmental conservation (local public goods)? 5 Why do fishermen comply with regulations? The role of preferences 6 Training, locus of control and sustainable land management in Upper West Ghana II Experiments on behavioural economics and the environment 7 Why do outsiders make donations to public good providers? 8 The impact of participatory interventions on pro-social behaviour in environmental and natural resource management: Evidence from the lab and the field 9 Comparative feedback and fairness in promoting cooperation: Laboratory evidence from a common-pool resource experiment 10 The choice of institutions to promote cooperation in the lab 11 The announcement effect: Early warnings of future thresholds under different framing and risk contexts III Nudges and environmental behaviour 12 On the use of behavioural instruments to affect individual waste production and disposal decisions 13 A critical assessment of the effectiveness of low-carbon nudges 14 When green nudges (don’t) work IV Unexpected shocks, environment, and behavioural consequences 15 A shock doctrine for the climate: Pro-environmental behavior following natural disasters 16 Spillover effects of natural disasters on human capital 17 Mitigating negative consequences of unexpected environmental shocks: PES programs, climate uncertainty, insurance, and inspections 18 Priming prosocial behavior and expectations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic: Evidence from an online experiment
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Taylor & Francis Conversations on Empathy
Book SynopsisIn the aftermath of a global pandemic, amidst new and ongoing wars, genocide, inequality, and staggering ecological collapse, some in the public and political arena have argued that we are in desperate need of greater empathy be this with our neighbours, refugees, war victims, the vulnerable or disappearing animal and plant species. This interdisciplinary volume asks the crucial questions: How does a better understanding of empathy contribute, if at all, to our understanding of others? How is it implicated in the ways we perceive, understand and constitute others as subjects? Conversations on Empathy examines how empathy might be enacted and experienced either as a way to highlight forms of otherness or, instead, to overcome what might otherwise appear to be irreducible differences. It explores the ways in which empathy enables us to understand, imagine and create sameness and otherness in our everyday intersubjective encounters focusing on a varied range of radical others
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Rational Practitioner
Book SynopsisSport and exercise psychology has grown exponentially as an academic discipline and profession in the past decade. The dominant approach to sport and exercise psychology practice is the cognitive-behavioural approach that stems from cognitive behavioural therapies (CBTs). CBTs are the most widely used counselling approaches in the world. Through this approach developed rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT), a cognitive-based theory and therapy that incorporates many of the techniques that defines CBTs to this day (e.g., cognitive restructuring, rehearsal, imagery, self-talk).The Rational Practitioner: The Sport and Performance Psychologist's Guide to Practicing Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy develops innovative concepts that are particular to the performance milieu, whilst sticking rigorously to core theory. This book is fundamental to applied practice and offers practitioners, scholars, and researchers of sport psychology and REBT, theoretical and detailed praTrade Review"In this book Martin goes deep into REBT and excavates key elements that can be applied in sport and performance environments. As well as offering important theoretical clarifications, there is also a wealth of practitioner tools and techniques in the book. As a sport psychologist who utilises an REBT approach in my own practice, I’m always looking for resources to aid my consultancy practice. Martin’s book is a keen addition to my library and one that will continue to guide my use of this important and powerful approach to behaviour change."Dan Abrahams, Sport Psychologist"The book provides a forensic and comprehensive examination of the key theory, frameworks and technical components central to the REBT approach, and an effective guide for those who wish to contribute to the growing application of REBT in sport and performance settings. In my professional lead role as an educator and trainer of Sport and Exercise Psychologists, the book represents an extremely valuable resource for those applied practitioners wishing to develop the knowledge and skills required to effectively use REBT in their service delivery with clients." Dr. Martin Eubank , LJMU Professional Doctorate Programme Director and BPS Qualification Lead in Sport and Exercise Psychology"Learning to become a sport psychologist is like picking up shards of a smashed antique jug. As you discuss and grow with others in the field, you slowly piece it together to develop your practice. Learning REBT fully is like being the person who has the vase and uses it to pour out the wine of rational truth for your clients. Dr. Turner’s book is of immense value for his robust depth of knowledge on REBT. I would prefer for it to have existed when I began my career providing sport psychology to Olympians and Paralympians. Every day we accept reality and are undisturbed by it. Frequently though, things occur and we become disturbed. In sport we face failure, injury, setbacks, sometimes even death, amidst the harsh existence of life. It is within those most difficult of cases where the most robust and accessible approaches will prevail, and REBT serves these challenges well. In a field that promotes positivity and happiness as the end goal, REBT cuts through the nonsense to leave humans in control of their reality." Hugh J. Gilmore, Sport Psychologist with British Weightlifting and British Athletics, Podium Psychology "Martin Turner has achieved something special with this book. By combining his sophisticated understanding of REBT and the unique demands coming from the world of sports, he offers great insight and practical solutions that unlock optimal performance. Sport is a microcosm of life. We learn so much from participating in the game. Dr. Turner's ‘Rational Practitioner’ book helps all of us discover philosophies and applied answers that can help us navigate the complexities of life in addition to sport."Dr. Scott Goldman, Clinical and Sport Psychologist who has been embedded with multiple NFL, NBA, MLB, and NCAA teams"Sport culture has for too long propagated a host of incredibly unhelpful attitudes and perspectives around what it means to be an athlete and the inherent value of winning. So few coaches and others in supporting roles are conscious of the perspectives or beliefs that could be dramatically holding back their athletes. REBT is a powerful concept to bring into performance sport because it provides a solid foundational mindset, more closely aligned to the reality of any situation, from which athletes can build on and achieve their potential. Elite sport is crying out for a healthier approach; one that does not break down or burnout its participants so consistently. A more widespread understanding of the theory and practice of REBT would be a vital part of that healthier approach."Laurence Cassøe Halsted, Director of Mentoring, The True Athlete Project"As applied sport psychologists working within high performance environments, we are charged with deciding which approaches and frameworks we learn and utilise with clients. In ‘The Rational Practitioner’, Martin offers a comprehensive account of the REBT approach, and the GABCDE framework found within it, to working in performance settings. Martin links REBT with ideas and techniques common to sport psychology, helping REBT to be seen as a broad approach to working with clients, rather than a niche psychotherapy only for clinical usage. Alongside much theoretical detail, Martin offers many practical ideas and concepts for practitioners to use in their work, making the book useful for applied psychologists working in the real world."Rebecca Levett, Sport and Exercise Psychologist, Sporting Success"The comprehensive nature of the book, combining the theoretical and philosophical tenets of REBT, ensures that this volume will be a cornerstone of REBT literature."Stuart Carrington, idrottsforum.orgTable of ContentsIntroduction1 Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy2 The GABCDE framework 3 The interdependent GABC(DE) framework 4 The practitioner and the client 5 Consequences (C) 6 Adversity or activating event (A) 7 A–C connection vs. B–C connection 8 Goals (G) 9 The nature of beliefs (B) 10 The rational and irrational beliefs (B) 11 Assessing beliefs (B) 12 Disputation (D) 13 Effective new beliefs (E) 14 Closing remarks Afterword
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Coaching
Book SynopsisNow in its fourth edition, the bestselling, seminal book by James Flaherty, Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others, is an insightful, thought-provoking, pragmatic guide that dissects the art and science of coaching. This fourth edition includes two brand new chapters: the first is on finding one's inner guidance and purpose in traversing the world of work, especially in more uncertain working environments; and the second is on the topic of somatic intelligence. As in earlier editions, this foundational book in coaching clearly presents the theories, concepts, and models, and then moves on to consider rigorous methods of practice and self-observation in a relationship of mutual trust, respect, and freedom of expression. It will probe you to rethink how you relate to your clients and your staff, how you produce long-term excellent performance in yourself, and how you can become more effective in helping others to achieve their goals.Coaching, Trade Review"James Flaherty’s Coaching has been for some years a foundational text for the field. This fourth edition updates the material and adds two vital new chapters, Somatic Intelligence and Midlife Drift. I continue to be impressed with James’s clarity, thoroughness, compassion, wisdom, and his generous referencing of a wide variety of useful sources. For those who have read Coaching, this is a useful update; for those who have not—whether you are a new or an experienced coach or interested in exploring coaching—this book will not only open your eyes; it will provide insights and practices to set you on a new course."Norman Fischer, poet, Zen priest, author of Museum of Capitalism and When You Greet Me I Bow: Notes and Reflections From A Life in Zen"James Flaherty’s book Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others has established itself as an indispensable classic in the field. In this fourth edition, new chapters on somatic approaches to coaching and on 'midlife drift' add crucial pieces to an already excellent guide to coaching the whole person. Highly recommended." Russ Hudson, author of The Enneagram: Nine Gateways to Presence and co-author of The Wisdom of the Enneagram"James Flaherty has written a thoughtful and deeply insightful guide for coaches—equal parts theory and practical instruction with valuable distinctions in how to apply these learnings to ourselves and our coaching practice."Laila Tarraf, Chief People Officer, Allbirds and author of Strong Like Water"Coaching is a must-read for coaches, HR professionals, and managers! It has been a core foundation of my own coaching work for two decades. This edition offers exciting new reflections and practices for building somatic intelligence and navigating mid-life, enriching the coach’s toolbox significantly."Amy Jen Su, executive coach and author of The Leader You Want to Be: Five Essential Principles for Bringing Out Your Best Self; Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Paravis Partners"James Flaherty’s sage teaching clearly comes from one who has journeyed his somatic interior thoroughly enough to know just the right ways to gently invite us to trust our own."Susan Olesek, Founder, Enneagram Prison Project and The Human Potentialists"In a practical and engaging way, James Flaherty skillfully synthesizes many disciplines into an approachable and effective system for human transformation at an individual and collective level. In this new edition, James expands the coaching perspective to the world of somatic intelligence and that of life transitions, particularly mid-life, offering powerful reflections and practices to deepen one's awareness and connection to meaning. A gem to help anyone get closer to realising their potential."Luzette Jaimes, Director of Learning and Development, Ashoka and Co-Founder of the Consciousness CoalitionPraise for Earlier Editions of Coaching:"In Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others, James Flaherty brilliantly dissects both the art and science of coaching—one of the more difficult and least understood roles in organizations. Beginning with theories, concepts, and models, he shows their application to practice and empowers any aspiring coach to be more effective in helping people achieve their goals. A better book on this subject just doesn’t exist."Jerry I. Porras, Lane Professor of Organizational Behavior and Change Emeritus, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University and Co-Author, Built to Last"As the field of coaching finds its way to becoming a mature discipline, James Flaherty's dedicated field research, study, and sound articulation offers a definitive ground and a sensibility of genuine care. At the core, this book offers a way of thinking about human beings that makes action and practice central to learning. This is a no-nonsense, generous, pragmatic book that belongs on the shelf of every coach, novice or veteran."Richard Strozzi-Heckler, Ph.D., Founder of Somatic Coaching and author of The Anatomy of Change and Holding the Center"At long last, a book on coaching that moves beyond 'advice from the sidelines.' James Flaherty convincingly shows that the only way to truly help people grow is to help them in developing new practices and new language, and that the only way to coach effectively is to enter into a reciprocal relationship where 'coach' and 'coachee' engage in a dance of mutual influence and growth."Peter M. Senge, MIT and Society for Organizational Learning"This extraordinary book clearly represents James Flaherty's ability to insightfully enable the self-generating and self-correcting capacities of his clients. His clarity and candor engage the reader to more deeply examine the opportunities to live a more integrated and holistic life."Michele Goins, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Imaging and Printing Group, Hewlett-Packard Company"James Flaherty focuses on the commonly overlooked fact that a coachee is a 'human-being.' He effectively emphasizes that this is the most important aspect that a coach should always have in mind, something that many of us tend to forget. It was this tact that he applies toward coaching, as well as many other brilliant insights, that helped me make the decision to publish Coaching in Japanese and apply its lessons in my practice."Mamoru Itoh, President, Coach21 Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan"James Flaherty frames deep questions about how humans operate across a series of interconnected domains such as the mind, body, and emotions, which will give both new and experienced coaches pause to reflect. He frames crisp distinctions about the coaching process which will generate new perspectives on the role of the coach. He leaves a trail of deeply researched threads that the reader can explore after reading to deepen their knowledge and understanding. All of this is done in a crisp and quietly elegant dialogue which makes you believe he is present as you are inspired to explore, with profound curiosity, your own beliefs on what we are as human beings and how we should show up as coaches. As you read and digest his coaching metaphors, analogies and questions, there are inexplicable possibilities that crystallize fresh insights that emerge and a renewed commitment to explore oneself and the coaching we strive to master."Craig O'Flaherty, Director, Centre for Coaching, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, South AfricaTable of Contents1. The Foundation for Coaching 2. Basic Principles 3. The Flow of Coaching 4. The Coaching Relationship 5. Openings 6. Assessment Models 7. How Things Really Get Done 8. Enrollment 9. Coaching Conversations 10. Stuck 11. Midlife Drift 12. Somatic Intelligence: The Missing Piece in Adult Development 13. Getting in Condition for Change 14. Track Two: Working with Ourselves
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Quantitative Psychological Research
Book SynopsisQuantitative Psychological Research: The Complete Student''s Companion, expertly guides the reader through all the stages involved in undertaking quantitative psychological research: designing a study, choosing a sample of people, undertaking the study, analysing the data, and reporting the research.Accessibly written and clearly presented, the book is designed for anyone learning to conduct quantitative psychological research as well being a reference work for professional psychologists. It covers the full research process, from the original idea to reporting the completed study, emphasizing the importance of looking beyond statistical significance in evaluating data. The book provides step-by-step guidance on choosing, interpreting and reporting the appropriate analysis, featuring worked examples and extended calculations as appendices for readers who wish to delve further.This edition features a new chapter examining ideas on how causality might be identified when dTable of ContentsDetailed contents of chapters Preface Part 1Introduction 1 The methods used in psychological research Part 2Choice of topic, measures and research design 2 The preliminary stages of research 3 Variables and the validity of research designs 4 Research designs and their internal validity Part 3Methods 5 Asking questions I: Interviews and surveys 6 Asking questions II: Measuring attitudes and meaning 7 Observation and content analysis Part 4Data and analysis 8 Scales of measurement 9 Summarising and describing data 10 Going beyond description 11 Samples and populations 12 Analysis of differences between a single sample and a population 13 Effect size and power 14 Parametric and non-parametric tests 15 Analysis of differences between two levels of an independent variable 16 Preliminary analysis of designs with one independent variable with more than two levels 17 Analysis of designs with more than one independent variable 18 Subsequent analysis after ANOVA or χ2 19 Analysis of relationships I: Correlation 20 Analysis of relationships II: Regression 21 Analysis of relationships III: Logistic regression22 Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) 23 Screening data 24 Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA)25 Multivariate analysis 26 Meta-analysis 27 Bayesian statistics28 Cause and effectPart 5Sharing the results 29 Reporting research AppendixesI. Descriptive statistics (linked to Chapter 9)II. Sampling and confidence intervals for proportions (linked to Chapter 11)III. Comparing a sample with a population (linked to Chapter 12 and Chapter 11)IV. The power of a one-group z-test and finding sample sizes via confidence intervals (linked to Chapter 13)V. Data transformation and goodness-of-fit tests (linked to Chapter 14)VI. Seeking differences between two levels of an independent variable (linked to Chapter 15)VII. Seeking differences between more than two levels of an independent variable (linked to Chapter 16)VIII. Analysis of designs with more than one independent variable (linked to Chapter 17)IX. Subsequent analysis after ANOVA or χ2 (linked to Chapter 18)X. Correlation and reliability (linked to Chapter 19)XI. Linear Regression (linked to Chapter 20)XII. Logistic regression (linked to Chapter 21)XIII. ANCOVA (linked to Chapter 22)XIV. Evaluation of measures: Item and discriminative analysis, and accuracy of tests (linked to Chapter 6)XV. Unbalanced designs(linked to Chapter 23)XVI Exploratory Factor Analysis (linked to Chapter 24)XVII. Meta-analysis (linked to Chapter 26)XVIII. Bayesian statistics(linked to Chapter 27)XIX. Probability tables XX. Power tables XXI. Miscellaneous tables References Glossary of symbols Author indexSubject index
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Taylor & Francis Attention
Book SynopsisWayne Wuâs Attention was the first book to provide a systematic overview and assessment of different empirical and philosophical works on attention. In this revised and expanded second edition Wu discusses the following central topics and problems: the nature of attention and the structure of the theory of attention. explanatory integration of the psychology and neuroscience of attention. attentionâs intimate relation to agency. attention and memory. the phenomenology of attention and attention as a gate on consciousness. introspective attention of consciousness. skill in attention. the epistemology and ethics of attention. attention in thought. Updated throughout, this edition includes new chapters on working memory, automaticity and skill, and attention and ethics. The breadth of coverage provides materials for advanced students and researchers in psychology, cognitive science,
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Rare Conditions Diagnostic Challenges and
Book SynopsisThis book highlights those rare, difficult to diagnose or controversial cases in contemporary clinical neuropsychology. The evidence base relevant to this type of work is almost by definition insufficient to guide practice, but most clinicians will encounter such cases at some point in their careers. By documenting the experiences and learning of clinicians who have worked with cases that are out of the ordinary', the book addresses an important gap in the literature.The book discusses 23 challenging and fascinating cases that fall outside what can be considered routine practice. Divided into three sections, the text begins by addressing rare and unusual conditions, defined as either conditions with a low incidence, or cases with an atypical presentation of a condition. It goes on to examine circumstances where an accurate diagnosis and/or coherent case formulation has been difficult to reach. The final section addresses controversial conditions in neuropsychology, incTrade Review"This excellent book is, in equal parts, fascinating and instructive! So much of our neuropsychological knowledge has emerged from the study of rare conditions and this book continues this vital tradition. By developing a deep understanding of a wide range of rare conditions, diagnostic challenges and controversial issues, we also improve our knowledge of how to manage conditions that are more common in clinical practice. I really enjoyed reading this book and thoroughly recommend it!"Jon Evans, Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology, University of Glasgow"This exceptional text is both groundbreaking and instructive. The detailed and clear presentation of rare cases accompanied by assessment findings, treatment protocols, theoretical implications and patient perspectives provides a roadmap for how to approach complex cases. The work of every clinician and researcher working to enhance the lives of individuals with challenging neurological conditions will be positively impacted by reading this volume and applying its concepts."McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD, University of Oregon"An important text on the complexities of diagnosis in neuropsychology with fascinating case histories by leaders in the field."Ian Robertson, Global Brain Health Institute, Trinity College Dublin"Many of these authors [involved in this book] are experts in their respective fields and work in a variety of settings, from NHS to independent sector to private practice, in traditional neuroscience or neurorehabilitation centres, but also within neurodevelopmental, older adult, mental health, aviation, academic, and medicolegal contexts. Such a variety of authors and settings, as well as the range of conditions and issues covered represent considerable strengths of the book… I have no hesitation recommending this book to all neuropsychologists as well as other clinicians working in these areas."Dr Andrew James, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, Leeds UKTable of Contents1. Introduction: Rare Disorders, Diagnostic Conundrums, and Controversies in Clinical Neuropsychology. Section 1. Rare conditions. 2. Gas Geyser Syndrome in India: A Tragic, Preventable Neuropsychological Morbidity. 3. Disconnection syndrome and optic aphasia following left hemisphere posterior cerebral artery stroke: A deductive assessment approach. 4. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease presenting with Capgras Syndrome. 5. A rare and challenging differential diagnosis: Prosopagnosia and reduced empathy in right-variant semantic dementia - where "understanding does not map onto reality". 6. A life in Portrait mode: Living with Balint’s Syndrome. 7. Exploring the unknown: Shared discovery in rare mitochondrial disease. 8. Galactosaemia: A rare metabolic disorder associated with ‘hidden’ deficits and social vulnerability. 9. Anti N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antibody encephalitis: post-acute neuropsychological consequences and rehabilitation in adolescence. Section 2. Diagnostic Challenges. 10. Neuropsychological, Neuropsychiatric and Functional Neurological Symptoms: The Challenges of Overlapping and Evolving Presentations. 11. Factitious Disorder after severe head injury. 12. Deafness or brain injury? Diagnostic overshadowing in a deaf person with bilateral temporal lobe damage and visual agnosia. 13. Aerotoxic Syndrome: Are passengers and aircrew breathing toxic cabin air? 14. Focal Anterograde Amnesia: An Extraordinary Case. 15. "Ugly sound": An examination of acquired receptive amusia in a skilled music critic. 16. Variability & Validity: Challenges to Meaningful Neuropsychological Assessment in Mental Health Settings. 17. Recognising Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adult Neuropsychology Services. 18. What’s in the diagnosis of ‘ASD’ in the context of Paediatric ABI? Section 3. Controversial issues. 19. The dilemmas surrounding the decision to reject or accept a postgraduate research student with known cognitive difficulties and a history of an arteriovenous malformation several years prior. 20. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Diagnostic Difficulties and Legal Controversies. 21. Does this man have or not have mental capacity to make decisions about his discharge from hospital? 22. The importance of accuracy when diagnosing Locked-in-syndrome (LIS). 23. Ethical and practical issues for the psychologist working with patients with a disorder of consciousness. 24. Losing memories overnight: A unique form of human amnesia or life imitating art? Conclusion. 25. Learning from Experience: How can we best help people with rare, difficult to diagnose, or controversial conditions?
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Embodied Social Justice
Book SynopsisEmbodied Social Justice introduces an embodied approach to working with oppression. Grounded in current research, the book integrates key findings from education, psychology, sociology, and somatic studies while addressing critical gaps in how these fields have addressed pervasive patterns of social injustice. At the heart of the book, a series of embodied narratives bring to life everyday experiences of oppression through evocative descriptions of how power implicitly shapes body image, interpersonal space, eye contact, gestures, and the use of touch. This second edition includes two new body stories from research participants living and working in the global South. Supplemental guidelines for practice, updated references, and new community resources have also been added. Designed for social workers, counselors, educators, and other human service professionals working with members of disenfranchised and marginalized communities, Embodied SociTrade Review"Johnson’s scholarship on embodied social justice has been leading the field for over a decade. Their cycle of embodied critical learning has become the cornerstone for social justice education in somatic psychology. The revised edition updates their integrative approach to social justice through compelling personal disclosure combined with case examples and practice models to help practitioners everywhere. This second edition is so very timely and is an essential read for somatic practitioners and mental health professionals alike." Chris Walling, Former President, United States Association of Body Psychotherapy"Ground-breaking and indispensable for critical and feminist theory, this book provides important new ways of thinking about how bodies are shaped, influenced, and colonized within unequal societies. In a time of growing social inequality, the author offers real insights into how we might resist the social, political, and cultural changes that are lived through our bodies." Sherry Shapiro, Professor Emerita of Dance Education, Meredith College, USA "Oppression spares no body. The injustices we craft our lives within are both systemic and intimate, taking root in the flesh. Rather than pit the political against the body, Embodied Social Justice reveals their interpenetration, opening up mindful awareness of the life of the political within our very tissues and movements." Mary Watkins, Professor Emerita of Community, Liberation, Indigenous and Ecopsychologies, Pacifica Graduate Institute, USA"A much needed, well-written, and profoundly useful book that will help change the course of somatics and social justice work. Through research and first-hand stories, the author shows us the effects of oppression on all bodies, then follows up with practical, powerful, and progressive practices that can bring us back home to ourselves." Christine Caldwell, Professor Emerita of Somatic Counseling Psychology, Naropa University, USATable of Contents1. Introduction Section I: Body Stories 2. Embodied Inquiry 3. Crissy’s Body Story 4. Alex’s Body Story 5. Pat’s Body Story 6. Bani’s Body Story 7. Natalie’s Body Story 8. Zaylie’s Body Story 9. Rae’s Body Story 10. Learning from the Body Stories Section II: Oppression and Embodiment 11. (Un)learning Oppression 12. Learning Through the Body Section III: Grasping and Transforming the Embodied Experience of Oppression 13. The Cycle of Embodied Critical Learning and Transformation 14. Implications and Applications 15. Community Resources
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Taylor & Francis Ltd An Introduction to Psychometrics and
Book SynopsisAn Introduction to Psychometrics and Psychological Assessment is the successor to Cooperâs prize-winning book Psychological Testing: Theory and Practice. This expanded and updated volume shows how psychological questionnaires and tests can be chosen, administered, scored, interpreted and developed. In providing students, researchers, test users, test developers and practitioners in the social sciences, education and health with an evaluative guide to choosing, using, interpreting and developing tests, it provides readers a thorough grasp of the principles (and limitations) of testing, together with the necessary methodological detail.This book has three distinctive features. First, it stresses the basic logic of psychological assessment without getting bogged down with mathematics; the spreadsheet simulations and utilities which are integrated into the text allow users to explore how numbers behave, rather than reading equations. Readers will learn by doing. Second, it covers both the theory behind psychological assessment and the practicalities of locating, designing and using tests and interpreting their scores. Finally, it is evaluative. Rather than just describing concepts such as test reliability or adaptive testing, it stresses the underlying principles, merits and drawbacks of each approach to assessment, and methods of developing and evaluating questionnaires and tests. Unusually for an introductory text, it includes coverage of several cutting-edge techniques, and this new edition expands the discussion on measurement invariance, methods of detecting/quantifying bias and hierarchical factor models, and features added sections on: Best practices for translation of tests into other languages and problems of cultural bias Automatic item generation The advantages, drawbacks and practicalities of internet-based testing Generalizability theory Network analysis Dangerous assumptions made when scoring tests The accuracy of tests used for assessing individuals The two-way relationship between psychometrics and psychological theory Aimed at non-mathematicians, this friendly and engaging text will help you to understand the fundamental principles of psychometrics that underpin the measurement of any human characteristic using any psychological test. Written by a leading figure in the field and accompanied by additional resources, including a set of spreadsheets which use simulated data and other techniques to illustrate important issues, this is an essential introduction for all students of psychology and related disciplines. It assumes very little statistical background and is written for students studying psychological assessment or psychometrics, and for researchers and practitioners who use questionnaires and tests to measure personality, cognitive abilities, educational attainment, mood or motivation. Trade Review'Colin Cooper's book is a masterpiece of lucidity and a must-have for students, researchers, and practitioners alike. Psychological testing can be a challenging topic, given the mathematical underpinnings of the field, and Cooper deftly navigates the territory between technical details and approachable exposition. A valuable and comprehensive resource, fully updated in its second edition, and well-suited as a textbook for university courses in psychological assessment.'Robert F. Krueger, PhD, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, University of Minnesota'Colin Cooper is a leading authority on psychometrics with an uncanny ability to convey high-level technical concepts. To this day, I keep learning from his texts and so I am delighted to welcome the publication of this – substantially updated – second edition. It is the first textbook I recommend to anyone wishing to get acquainted with the science of psychometrics.'K. V. Petrides, Professor of Psychology and Psychometrics (UCL)'Colin Cooper’s book is superb – the work of a true expert in psychometrics. Not only is it comprehensive and rigorous, it tackles often neglected issues (e.g., the role played by factor analysis and the conceptual nature of psychological measurement). It is practical, too, with data sets and exercises provided. Cooper’s wit infuses the pages which makes for an enjoyable read.'Philip J. Corr, Professor of Psychology, School of Health and Psychological Sciences, University of London'Professor Colin Cooper taught students the principles of psychometrics and psychological testing for 30 years. Also, he edited related journals for almost as long. It has resulted in this extremely valuable book which is characterized by unique and quality content, natural flow, substance, and expert knowledge. It will be invaluable to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as practitioners who are seeking emphatically not a statistics text.'Małgorzata Fajkowska, Head of the Laboratory of Personality Psychology, Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of SciencesTable of ContentsPrefaceChapter 1: Introduction to PsychometricsChapter 2: Tests, Scales and TestingChapter 3: The meaning of measurementChapter 4: Administering and scoring Questionnaires and TestsChapter 5: Interpreting ScoresChapter 6: CorrelationsChapter 7: Random errors of measurementChapter 8: Systematic Influences and Generalisability TheoryChapter 9: Test Validity, Bias and InvarianceChapter 10: Introduction to factor analysisChapter 11: Performing and interpreting factor analysesChapter 12: Alternative factor analysis designsChapter 13: Developments in Factor AnalysisChapter 14: Network AnalysisChapter 15: Item response theoryChapter 16: Test and scale constructionChapter 17: Problems with test scoresChapter 18: Psychometrics in contextReferencesIndex
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Foundations of Educational Technology
Book SynopsisFoundations of Educational Technology offers a fresh, interdisciplinary, problem-centered approach to educational technology, learning design, and instructional systems development. As the implementation of online, blended, hybrid, mobile, open, and adaptive learning systems rapidly expands, emerging tools such as learning analytics, artificial intelligence, mixed realities, serious games, and micro-credentialing are promising more complex and personalized learning experiences. This book provides faculty and graduate students with a conceptual, empirical, and practical basis for the effective use of these systems across contexts, integrating essential theories from the fields of human performance, learning and development, information and communications, and instructional design. Key additions to this revised and expanded third edition include coverage of the latest learning technologies, research from educational neuroscience, discussions about security and privacy, new atTrade ReviewJillian Powers, Assistant Professor of Instructional Technology at Florida Atlantic University, USA: Overall, I am pleased with this book and hope a third edition is published. We need a book that is a good overview of educational technology which this book is.Lauren Hays, Assistant Professor of Educational Technology at the University of Central Missouri, USA: I think the text is grounded in the current practices when it was written. Due to the recent changes to the use of ed tech for teaching and learning and beyond, an update to the text is well needed.Table of ContentsPart I: Introduction and Overview 1. Defining Educational Technology 2. Values, Foundations, and a Framework 3. Learning and Performing 4. Teaching and Training 5. Technology Support for Learning, Instruction and Performance 6. Integrative Approaches to Planning and Implementation Part II: Theoretical Perspectives with Example Applications 7. The Nature of Human Development 8. Theories of Learning and Performance 9. Theories of Information and Communications 10. Instructional Theories and Instructional Design Theories Part III: Practical Perspectives with Example Applications 11. Introducing Innovative Technology Use and Managing Change in the Digital Age 12. Teaching with Technology 13. Educational Technologies in the Workplace 14. Designing Technology-supported Learning Environments 15. Integrating Technologies into Activities and Tasks Part IV: Broadening the Context 16. Educational Technology Principles and Examples in a Variety of Contexts 17. Professional Preparation and Training 18. Scalability and Replication Studies 19. Emerging Technologies 20. Lessons Learned
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Taylor & Francis The Acquisition of Spanish
Book SynopsisAs the first text to present, in one place, a comprehensive and systematic overview of Spanish Language Acquisition research, The Acquisition of Spanish: A Research Overview in Multilingual Learning Contexts discusses a range of theoretical perspectives that outline issues surrounding language learning and the gaps in its research and teaching. Drawing on classic and current empirical studies on learner cohorts at different proficiency stages all over the world, the authors aim to bring bi-/multilingualism to the forefront to provide the reader with a deeper conceptual understanding of the challenges faced by different groups of Spanish learners in various learning contexts.Eve Zyzik and Melissa A. Bowles expertly synthesize and analyze a range of linguistic features and factors affecting learning, connecting these insights from Spanish to key theoretical and applied questions in SLA research more broadly. The text concludes with observations about research methodology, indic
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Crime Criminal Justice and Religion
Book SynopsisCrime, Criminal Justice and Religion: A Critical Appraisal seeks to bridge a gap in the examination of crime and criminal justice by taking both a historical and a contemporary lens to explore the influence of religion. Offering unique perspectives that consider the impact on modern-day policy and practice, the book scrutinises a range of issues such as abortion, hate crime and desistance as well as reflecting upon the influence religion can have on criminal justice professions.The book acts to renew the importance of, and recognise, the influence and impact religion has in terms of how we view and ultimately address crime and deliver criminal justice. One of the first books to cover the area of crime, criminal justice and religion, the book is split into three parts, with part 1 - ''Contextualising Crime, Criminal Justice and Religion'' - providing an introduction to crime, criminal justice and religion, and reflections on the role religion has had, aTable of ContentsPART 1: Contextualising Crime, Criminal Justice & ReligionChapter 1: Introducing Crime, Criminal Justice & Religion – A Critical AppraisalChapter 2: Crime & Criminal Justice – Reflecting on the influence of religion PART 2: Appraisal of Institutions & Professional PracticeChapter 3: Religion and Police Officers: Exploring the Impact on Police PracticeChapter 4: Professionalisation and policing religious communities: From police recruit to police managementChapter 5: Police legitimacy in divided societies: Exploring the interface of Religion and Social Cohesion Chapter 6: Church-State Relations in US Prison Religion: An Update with RecommendationsChapter 8: The influence of religion on Probation: A reflection on the professionChapter 9: ‘Yes, my Lord’: Examining the impact of religion on the legal profession Chapter 10: What does God require of us: the calling of lawyers in the criminal justice systemPART 3: Appraisal of Contemporary IssuesChapter 11: Human rights, religion and the criminal justice system: Roadblocks, diversions and repairsChapter 12: Religion, Abortion and the Criminal Justice System in Northern IrelandChapter 13: The death penalty, religion and the US CJSChapter 14: Islam and Hate Crime: Exploring IssuesChapter 15: Is far right terrorism another form of religious terrorism? Chapter 16: Religion and Terrorism: What can we learn from the State policy responses to the Christchurch Mosque Shootings?Chapter 17: The challenges of witchcraft and sorcery for national and international justice systemsChapter 18: Understanding Clergy Perpetrated Child Sexual abuse as organised offending: networks v’s individualsChapter 19: Religion and Restorative Justice: a mutual critical dialogueChapter 20: Christianity & Desistance: Exploring ex-prisoner’s journeys in new faith
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Advancing Natural Language Processing in
Book SynopsisAdvancing Natural Language Processing in Educational Assessment examines the use of natural language technology in educational testing, measurement, and assessment. Recent developments in natural language processing (NLP) have enabled large-scale educational applications, though scholars and professionals may lack a shared understanding of the strengths and limitations of NLP in assessment as well as the challenges that testing organizations face in implementation. This first-of-its-kind book provides evidence-based practices for the use of NLP-based approaches to automated text and speech scoring, language proficiency assessment, technology-assisted item generation, gamification, learner feedback, and beyond. Spanning historical context, validity and fairness issues, emerging technologies, and implications for feedback and personalization, these chapters represent the most robust treatment yet about NLP for education measurement researchers, psychometricians, testing profeTable of ContentsPreface by Victoria Yaneva and Matthias von DavierSection I: Automated ScoringChapter 1: The Role of Robust Software in Automated Scoring by Nitin Madnani, Aoife Cahill, and Anastassia LoukinaChapter 2: Psychometric Considerations when Using Deep Learning for Automated Scoring by Susan Lottridge, Chris Ormerod, and Amir JafariChapter 3: Speech Analysis in Assessment by Jared C. Bernstein and Jian ChengChapter 4: Assessment of Clinical Skills: A Case Study in Constructing an NLP-Based Scoring System for Patient Notes by Polina Harik, Janet Mee, Christopher Runyon, and Brian E. ClauserSection II: Item DevelopmentChapter 5: Automatic Generation of Multiple-Choice Test Items from Paragraphs Using Deep Neural Networks by Ruslan Mitkov, Le An Ha, Halyna Maslak, Tharindu Ranasinghe, and Vilelmini SosoniChapter 6: Training Optimus Prime, M.D.: A Case Study of Automated Item Generation using Artificial Intelligence – From Fine-Tuned GPT2 to GPT3 and Beyond by Matthias von DavierChapter 7: Computational Psychometrics for Digital-first Assessments: A Blend of ML and Psychometrics for Item Generation and Scoring by Geoff LaFlair, Kevin Yancey, Burr Settles, Alina A von DavierSection III: Validity and FairnessChapter 8: Validity, Fairness, and Technology-based Assessment by Suzanne LaneChapter 9: Evaluating Fairness of Automated Scoring in Educational Measurement by Matthew S. Johnson and Daniel F. McCaffreySection IV: Emerging TechnologiesChapter 10: Extracting Linguistic Signal from Item Text and Its Application to Modeling Item Characteristics by Victoria Yaneva, Peter Baldwin, Le An Ha, and Christopher RunyonChapter 11: Stealth Literacy Assessment: Leveraging Games and NLP in iSTART by Ying Fang, Laura K. Allen, Rod D. Roscoe, and Danielle S. McNamaraChapter 12: Measuring Scientific Understanding Across International Samples: The Promise of Machine Translation and NLP-based Machine Learning Technologies by Minsu Ha and Ross H. NehmChapter 13: Making Sense of College Students’ Writing Achievement and Retention with Automated Writing Evaluation by Jill Burstein, Daniel McCaffrey, Steven Holtzman & Beata Beigman KlebanovContributor Biographies
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Taylor & Francis Diversity in the Workforce
Book SynopsisThis comprehensive, integrated teaching resource provides students with the tools and methodologies they need to effectively negotiate the multiple dynamics that emerge from difference, and to appropriately respond to issues of marginalization and social injustice. Written from an American perspective, the book not only covers the traditional topics of race, gender, ethnicity, and social class, but explores emerging trends around â-ismsâ (racism, sexism). Thoroughly revised and updated, this third edition includes new case studies and expanded coverage of topics such as social justice, microaggressions, and gender identities and expressions. End-of-chapter questions encourage students to engage in difficult conversations, and case studies stimulate studentsâ awareness of real-world issues that emerge from diversity, helping students to develop the broad range of skills they need to mediate or resolve diversity issues as future professionals. This edition includes updatTrade ReviewDiversity in the Workforce: Current Issues and Emerging Trends (3rd Edition) edited by Dr. Marilyn Y. Byrd and Dr. Chaunda L. Scott is one the first and few existing resources exploring the topic of workforce diversity from the vantage point of individuals, organizations, communities, and society. The book is well-balanced in its presentation of theories and models for broad understandings of diversity in workplaces and organizations, while also tending to the social, cultural, and relational aspects of diversity that are related to individual and community identities and social injustices. While many other books focused on the issue of diversity in the workforce or workplace tend to focus on the business case for contemporary diversity efforts, this book is distinguished by its centering of relational and social justice—diversity should and must be advanced simply because it is the right thing to do.Joshua C. Collins, Ed.D.Associate Professor of Human Resource DevelopmentUniversity of Minnesota-Twin Cities"This gem of a book combines easy-to-read trustworthy information from deep experts with the opportunity to then think through how to turn that information into action. I recommend it to leaders, practitioners, students, and educators alike – to anyone who wants to understand where we are, how we got here, and how we move forward." Darren C. ShortHost of Human Resource Development Masterclass podcastArguably the most useful textbook on diversity in the American market. This book focuses on the theoretical and practical frameworks appropriate for organizations and individuals operating from a western perspective. It is also a global resource in the sense that it addresses universally common issues like ethnicity, social class, and "isms." For those seeking to understand the diversity issues and trends in the workplace and what to do about them, this book educates in a way that most books on the subject do not. It re-aligns readers with the goals of social justice and offers the tools necessary for making progress. Torrence E. Sparkman, Ph.D. Associate Professor-ManagementSaunders College of Business Rochester Institute of TechnologyTable of ContentsContents1 Historical Perspectives for Studying Diversity in the Workforce Chaunda L. Scott2 Suggested Theories, Models, and Frameworks Used to Address Emerging Diversity Issues in the Workforce Chaunda L. Scott3. An Inclusive Organizational Culture for a Diverse Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd4. Race and Diversity in the Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd5. Gender and Diversity in the Workforce Brenda Lloyd Jones, Lisa Bass, Gaetane St Marie, and Marilyn Y. Byrd6. Ethnicity and Diversity in the Workforce Chaunda L. Scott and Terrance R. McClain7. Developing Human Resource Development Competencies to Manage Sexual Orientation and Transgender Diversity Issues in the Workforce Michael P. Chaney and. Lisa Hawley8. Social Class and Diversity in the Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd, Jose Martinez, and Chaunda L. Scott9. Spirituality and Diversity in the Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd10. Generational Differences in the Workforce Brenda Lloyd-Jones, Jody A. Worley, and Marilyn Y. Byrd11. Language Discrimination, Linguistic Profiling, and Inclusion in the Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd12. Appearance Discrimination in the Workforce Cynthia Sims and Marilyn Y. Byrd13. Visible and Invisible Disabilities in the Workforce: Exclusion and Discrimination Chaunda L. Scott and Marilyn Y. Byrd14. The ‘New’ Modern Racism in the Workplace: The Persistence of Historical Racist Practices and Racial Injustice Marilyn Y. Byrd and Chaunda L. Scott15. Underrepresentation of Diversity in the Scientific, Technical and Film WorkforceChaunda L. Scott16. Social Identity Diversity and Leadership in the Workforce Marilyn Y. Byrd17. Re-Conceptualizing and Re-Visioning Diversity in the Workforce: Toward a Social Justice Paradigm Marilyn Y. Byrd
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Typical and Atypical Child and Adolescent
Book SynopsisThis concise guide offers an accessible introduction to the key theoretical perspectives and methodologies in developmental psychology. It integrates insights from typical and atypical development to reveal fundamental aspects of human growth and development, and common developmental disorders. The topic books in this series draw on international research in the field and are informed by biological, social and cultural perspectives, offering explanations of developmental phenomena with a focus on how children and adolescents at different ages actually think, feel and act. In this succinct volume, Stephen von Tetzchner outlines the main theoretical perspectives including psychodynamic psychology, behaviorism, logical constructivism, social constructivism, evolutionary psychology, ethological psychology, ecological psychology, information processing and critical developmental psychology. He provides a guide to methods of gaining knowledge about children and introducesTrade ReviewThe individual topic books in the Topics from Child and Adolescent Psychology are drawn from Stephen von Tetzchner’s comprehensive core textbook, Child and Adolescent Psychology. Praise for the core textbook:‘Extremely useful text for students and practitioners alike.’ Dr. Graham Music, Consultant Psychotherapist, Tavistock Clinic London, UK.‘Illustrates how knowledge about typical and atypical development can be integrated and used to highlight fundamental processes of human growth and maturation.’ Dr. John Coleman, PhD, OBE, UK.Table of ContentsIntroductionPart I Developmental Psychology1. Psychology and Development 2. The Historical Roots of Developmental Psychology3. Globalization4. Typical and Atypical Development 5. Recurrent Issues in Developmental Psychology 6. Modeling Development 7. Dynamic Systems 8. Vulnerability, Risk, Resilience and Protection 9. The Developmental Way of Thinking Summary of Part ICore Issues Suggestions for Further Reading Part II Theoretical Perspectives 10. The Function of Developmental Theories 11. Psychodynamic Psychology 12. Behaviorism 13. Logical Constructivism 14. Social Constructivism 15. Evolutionary Psychology 16. Ethological Psychology 17. Ecological Psychology 18. Information Processing 19. Critical Developmental Psychology 20. Distinguishing between Theories Summary of Part IICore Issues Suggestions for Further Reading Part III Methods of Gaining Knowledge about Children 21. Observations 22. Questionnaires and Interviews23. Archival Research 24. Methodologies 25. Special Methods for Studying Infants 26. Criteria for Research Methodology 27. Assessment28. Ethical Considerations Summary of Part IIICore Issues Suggestions for Further Reading Part IV Child and Adolescent Disorders 29. Categorization of Disorders and Classification Systems 30. Sensory Impairments 31. Motor Impairments 32. Neurodevelopmental Disorders 33. Behavioral and Emotional Disorders 34. Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders 35. Addictions 36. Acquired Disorders Summary of Part IVCore Issues Suggestions for Further Reading GlossaryBibliographyIndex
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Psychology of Golf Performance under Pressure
Book SynopsisThe Psychology of Golf Performance under Pressure offers contemporary, research-informed information regarding the key psychological factors affecting golf development and performance under pressure. Through the authors' substantive expertise all of whom are notable scholars and/or practitioners in the field of golf psychology the text provides a highly accessible real world application of theory to practice, through the provision of evidence-based guidance regarding how to maximise golf performance under pressure.Golf is a sport that has embraced sport psychology, with many of the highest ranked players in the world (male and female) openly working with a sport psychologist and advocating their importance. As a result, an increasing number of high-profile practitioners are working full-time within the sport around the world, encouraging trainee sport psychology practitioners to pursue their career within golf. Accordingly, there is an ever-increasing demand for hiTable of Contents1. Using Positive Psychology and Character Strengths to Support Golfers’ Development and Longevity within the Game2. Cognitive Behavioural Psychological Techniques to Enhance Golf Performance under Pressure3. "I Must get the Ball in the Hole": The Effective Use of REBT for Golfers4. Acceptance-Based Approaches for Optimal Performance Experiences5. Engendering an Environment for the Optimal Development of Golfers6. The Role of Parent(s) in Developing Golf Expertise7. Deliberate Practice for Golf Learning and Training8. Transitions Across a Golf Career9. Developing Expert Visual Attentional Control for Optimal Golf Performance under Pressure10. Developing a Challenge-State Environment for Optimal Pressurized Golf Performance11. Developing Resilience for Golf Performance12. Achieving Flow and Clutch States in Golf when Performing under Pressure13. Understanding and Preventing Choking under Pressure in Golf14. Mental Health in Golf
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Taylor & Francis Making Sense of Statistics
Book SynopsisMaking Sense of Statistics, Eighth Edition, is the ideal introduction to the concepts of descriptive and inferential statistics for students undertaking their first research project. It presents each statistical concept in a series of short steps, then uses worked examples and exercises to enable students to apply their own learning.It focuses on presenting the why, as well as the how of statistical concepts, rather than computations and formulas. As such, it is suitable for students from all disciplines regardless of mathematical background. Only statistical techniques that are almost universally included in introductory statistics courses, and widely reported in journals, have been included. This conceptual book is useful for all study levels, from undergraduate to doctoral level across disciplines. Once students understand and feel comfortable with the statistics presented in this book, they should find it easy to master additional statistical concepts.Table of ContentsIntroduction: What is Research?; Part A: The Research Context 1. The Empirical Approach to Knowledge 2. Types of Empirical Research 3. Scales of Measurement 4. Descriptive, Correlational, and Inferential Statistics; Part B: Sampling 5. Introduction to Sampling 6. Variations on Random Sampling 7. Sample Size 8. Standard Error of Mean and Central Limit Theorem; Part C: Descriptive Statistics 9. Frequencies, Percentages, and Proportions 10. Shapes of Distributions 11. The Mean: An Average 12. Mean, Median, and Mode 13. Range and Interquartile Range 14. Standard Deviation 15. Z Score; Part D: Correlational Statistics 16. Correlation 17. Pearson r 18. Scattergram 19. Coefficient of Determination 20. Multiple Correlation; Part E: Inferential Statistics 21. Introduction to Null Hypothesis 22. Decisions About the Null Hypothesis 23. Limits of Significance Testing and Practical Implications; Part F: Means Comparison 24. Introduction to the t Test 25. Independent Samples t Test 26. Dependent Samples t Test 27. One Sample t Test 28. Reporting the Results of t Tests: Display of Outcomes 29. One-Way ANOVA 30. Two-Way ANOVA; Part G: Predictive Significance 31. Chi-Square 32. Effect Size 33. Simple and Multiple Linear Regressions; Appendix A. Computations Appendix B. Notes on Interpreting Pearson r and Linear Regression Appendix C. Table of Random Numbers
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Making Sense of Statistics
Book SynopsisMaking Sense of Statistics, Eighth Edition, is the ideal introduction to the concepts of descriptive and inferential statistics for students undertaking their first research project. It presents each statistical concept in a series of short steps, then uses worked examples and exercises to enable students to apply their own learning.It focuses on presenting the why, as well as the how of statistical concepts, rather than computations and formulas. As such, it is suitable for students from all disciplines regardless of mathematical background. Only statistical techniques that are almost universally included in introductory statistics courses, and widely reported in journals, have been included. This conceptual book is useful for all study levels, from undergraduate to doctoral level across disciplines. Once students understand and feel comfortable with the statistics presented in this book, they should find it easy to master additional statistical concepts.Table of ContentsIntroduction: What is Research?; Part A: The Research Context 1. The Empirical Approach to Knowledge 2. Types of Empirical Research 3. Scales of Measurement 4. Descriptive, Correlational, and Inferential Statistics; Part B: Sampling 5. Introduction to Sampling 6. Variations on Random Sampling 7. Sample Size 8. Standard Error of Mean and Central Limit Theorem; Part C: Descriptive Statistics 9. Frequencies, Percentages, and Proportions 10. Shapes of Distributions 11. The Mean: An Average 12. Mean, Median, and Mode 13. Range and Interquartile Range 14. Standard Deviation 15. Z Score; Part D: Correlational Statistics 16. Correlation 17. Pearson r 18. Scattergram 19. Coefficient of Determination 20. Multiple Correlation; Part E: Inferential Statistics 21. Introduction to Null Hypothesis 22. Decisions About the Null Hypothesis 23. Limits of Significance Testing and Practical Implications; Part F: Means Comparison 24. Introduction to the t Test 25. Independent Samples t Test 26. Dependent Samples t Test 27. One Sample t Test 28. Reporting the Results of t Tests: Display of Outcomes 29. One-Way ANOVA 30. Two-Way ANOVA; Part G: Predictive Significance 31. Chi-Square 32. Effect Size 33. Simple and Multiple Linear Regressions; Appendix A. Computations Appendix B. Notes on Interpreting Pearson r and Linear Regression Appendix C. Table of Random Numbers
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Mistakes in Clinical Neuropsychology
Book SynopsisThis innovative book uses a case-based approach to discuss mistakes made in the practice of clinical neuropsychology to form a helpful tool in the training of early career clinicians. By allowing readers space for critical reflection during clinical practice, the book teaches competency in clinical neuropsychology, through the examination of errors as a central part of the learning process.The core of this book is a diverse series of mistakes, each embedded as a patient narrative. Each chapter is based around an example error, typically one that was made, by the authors, as early career clinicians. Early chapters focus on mistakes in neuropsychological assessment, and the diagnostic process. Later chapters focus on errors in rehabilitation and management. Each chapter is framed to reflect the situational context, for example the role of history, what constitutes normal performance, the way that complex tasks rely on foundational skills, or the treatment of patients with dysexTrade Review"Case studies are making a comeback in neuropsychology, especially for teaching. They are memorable and come closer to teaching the skill of neuropsychology than abstract knowledge can. Mistakes are especially memorable, but also shameful and so they are understudied. I salute the courage and wisdom of these thoughtful and skilled authors in modeling for all of us how to learn from our mistakes in assessment and treatment. If, through their example, we can all learn to focus on the lessons of our mistakes, we may be able to improve and accelerateneuropsychological training."Ted Judd, Clinical Neuropsychologist and Cross-Cultural Specialist, Associate Professor Seattle Pacific University"A decidedly human and entertaining account of some of the mistakes we can make while learning and practicing our profession. A very useful resource for training and expanding our development."George P. Prigatano, Ph.D., Emeritus Chairman of Clinical Neuropsychology, Barrow Neurological Institute Table of Contents1. We Live or Die by History. 2. The Wrong Amnesia. 3. No such thing as a neuropsychological test. 4. Absence of Evidence. 5. Problematic Pyramids. 6. Cutting Corners. 7. Blind sight. 8. I did it my way. 9. Rudderless rehab. 10. Thinking inside the box. 11. Concrete patients need concrete therapists. 12. It’s getting worse, Doc. 13. Not built in a day. 14. This is not neuropsychological rehabilitation! 15. Epilogue: Accepting and appreciating errors.
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Taylor & Francis Experiments in Moral and Political Philosophy
Book SynopsisThis volume presents new research on the use of experimental methodologies in moral and social philosophy. The contributions reflect the growing plurality of methodologies and strategies for implementing experimental work on morality to new domains, problems, and topics.Philosophers are exploring the ways in which empirical approaches can transform our idea of the good, our understanding of the social nature of norms and morality, and our methods of fulfilling ethical goals. The chapters in this volume extend experimental work on morality to previously underexplored areas. The contributions in Part 1 explore the methods and foundations of experimental work in areas such as folk moral judgments, metaethical beliefs, moral explanations, and reflective equilibrium. Part 2 focuses on issues in normative ethics and legal and political philosophy such as virtue ethics, utilitarianism, theories of justice, and criminal responsibility. Finally, the chapters in Part 3 tackle various aTable of Contents1. The Experimental Turn in Moral and Political Philosophy Antonio Gaitán, Fernando Aguiar and Hugo Viciana Part 1: Methods and Foundations 2. The Natural Law Thesis Under Empirical Scrutiny Ivar R. Hannikainen, Brian Flanagan and Karolina Prochownik 3. Concrete Over Abstract: Experimental Evidence of Reflective Equilibrium in Population Ethics Philipp Schoenegger and Ben Grodeck 4. Trolley Problems Reimagined: Sensitivity to Ratio, Risk, and Comparisons Craig McKenzie, Dana Kay Nelkin, Samuel C. Rickless and Arseny Ryazanov 5. The Psychology of Metaethics: Evidence For and Against Folk Moral Objectivism Lieuwe Zijlstra 6. The Explanatory Redundancy Challenge to Moral Properties Thomas Pölzler 7. Belief Distributions and the Measure of Social Norms Cuizhu Wang 8. Coming Full Circle: Incentives, Reactivity, and the Experimental Turn Mariìa Jimeìnez Buedo Part 2: Normative Ethics and Legal and Political Philosophy 9. Virtues for Real-world Utilitarians Stefan Schubert and Lucius Caviola 10. What Experiments Can Teach Us About Justice and Impartiality: Vindicating Experimental Political Philosophy Aureìlien Allard and Florian Cova 11. A Behavioral Ethics Perspective on the Theory of Criminal Law and Punishment Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg and Yuval Feldman 12. Behavioral Ethics and the Extent of Responsibility Douglas Husak 13. Against Moorean Defences of Speciesism François Jaquet Part 3: Applied Issues 14. Experimental Bioethics and the Case for Human Enhancement Blanca Rodriìguez 15. The Use and Abuse of Moral Preferences in the Ethics of Self-Driving Cars Norbert Paulo, Leonie Alina Möck and Lando Kirchmair 16. Adaptive Preferences: An Empirical Investigation of Feminist Perspectives Urna Chakrabarty, Romy Feiertag, Anne-Marie McCallion, Brain McNiff, Jesse Prinz, Montaque Reynolds, Sukhvinder Shahi, Maya Von Ziegesar, Angella Yamamoto, and Tomasz Zyglewicz 17. Reactionary Attitudes: Strawson, Twitter, and the Black Lives Matter Movement Anastasia Chan, Marinus Ferreira, and Mark Alfano
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CRC Press Internet of Behaviors IoB
Book SynopsisThis book is intended to survey the Internet of Behavior (IoB). The book begins with the benefits and potential pitfalls of IoB. Today, IoB has huge potential in every sector of the world. There are numerous applications for IoB which benefit users as well as the business market in order to enhance the user experience. In this book, the benefits of IoB and its negative constraints are discussed in detail. It is a high time that IoB is to take its crown and ruled the world. The work of IoB is critical in keeping our data secure because it can currently identify all humans who attempt to steal someone's data. Moreover, the business uses of IoB are in high demand. By leveraging promising technical improvements and advances in machine learning algorithms, IoB enables capture, analysis, comprehension, and response for all types of human behavior in a technique that enables the tracking and interpretation of the behavior. IoB can be very useful wherever the behavior, preferences, interest
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Taylor & Francis Exploring Internal Communication
Book SynopsisThis new fourth edition has been comprehensively updated to reflect the latest practices in internal communication. Enriched with models, tips and case studies, this book is an indispensable tool for both students and practitioners alike. Table of ContentsList of figures, List of tables, Notes on contributors, Preface by Kevin Ruck, PART I INTERNAL COMMUNICATION LEADERSHIP, 1. Internal communication and the associations with organisational purpose, culture and strategy, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, Responsible communication leadership, Organisational purpose and values, Internal communication and organisational culture, Internal communication and corporate strategy, Summary, 2. Theoretical and practical positioning of internal communication, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, Defining internal communication, Internal communication and the excellence theory of public relations, Internal communication and a rhetorical approach to public relations, Internal communication and a critical theory approach to public relations, Critical theory and power, Internal communication and relationship theory, Internal communication and employee voice, Internal communication and employee involvement and participation, Internal communication and distortion, democracy and cooperation, Summary of the academic literature, Practical positioning of internal communication, Summary, PART II GOOD PRACTICE, 3. The evolution of practice and the changing role of the practitioner, Heather Yaxley, Kevin Ruck and Ann Pilkington, The roots of modern-day internal communication – the employee publication, Propaganda or freedom: The editorial dilemma, New technologies and new thinking challenge the dominance of the house organ, Emergence of internal social media and employee engagement, Reflections on the evolution of practice, Contemporary internal communication practice, The internal communication function, Internal communication as a profession, Professional development of the internal communication practitioner, Effective business partnering, Summary, 4. Dimensions of internal communication and implications for employee engagement, Mary Welch, Introduction, Definitions, Evolution of employee engagement, Components of engagement, Further research, 5. Keeping employees informed and employee voice: Adopting an employee centric perspective Kevin Ruck, Introduction, Keeping employees informed: Topics of interest, Keeping employees informed: Quality of information, Defining employee voice, Receptiveness to employee voice, Employee voice mechanisms, Keeping employees informed and organisational engagement, Employee voice and organisational engagement, Summary, 6. The AVID framework for good and ethical practice, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, The research that informs the AVID framework, Information interests, Senior manager communication, Line manager communication, Employee voice, Dialogue, The AVID framework for good practice, Ethical practice, Summary, PART III STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESSES, 7. The RADAR planning model, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, Importance of planning, The RADAR model for planning, Creative problem solving, Problem exploration - why technique, Problem exploration - other people’s definitions, Scenario planning, Setting objectives and targeting employee groups, Targeting employee groups, Strategic thinking, Tactics, Timescales and resources, Summary, 8. Project management, Ann Pilkington, Introducing projects, Defining scope and quality, The business case, Project roles: The project sponsor, Project roles: The project manager, Project roles: The project management office (PMO), Getting the requirements right, What does success look like? Estimating, Planning a project and the critical path, Change control, Risks and issues, How to understand a project, Reporting, Project methodologies, Summary, 9. Change communication, Paul Harrison, Why does change communication matter? What is this thing called change? Where can change communication go wrong? What can change management theory tell us? What makes behavioural change happen? What causes resistance to change and how should it be addressed? What content do staff want in change communication? How can managers lead the organisation through change? Getting change communication right, Summary, 10. Measurement, analysis and evaluation: The ICQ10, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, The continuous measurement cycle, Why is measurement important? A short history of approaches to measurement, The AMEC Integrated Evaluation Framework, The CIPR Inside Measurement Matrix, Using questionnaires, The ICQ10, Data analysis, Qualitative research, Interviews, Focus groups, Analysing interviews and focus groups, Summary, PART IV CONTENT AND CHANNEL MANAGEMENT, 11. Medium theory: Channels and content, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, Medium theory, Information richness, Channel preferences, Channel attributes, Channel usage and perceived effectiveness, Mapping content to channels, Champions for Health campaign: Correlating channels to outcomes, Summary, 12. Applying models from communication theory and psychology to practice, Kevin Ruck, Introduction, The ‘communication’ in internal communication, Attitudes and behaviour, Interpersonal communication, Framing and nudge theory, Summary, 13. Storytelling is serious business, Laoise O’Murchu, Introduction, Why should internal communication practitioners and senior managers pay attention to storytelling? Why doesn’t the facts and figures approach to communication work? Why don’t we use stories? How to tell stories, Can stories be used in business? Why does hearing a story make us less critical and less judgemental? Summary, 14. Getting the language and tone right, Ellen Hake, Introduction, Why language and tone matter, The six keys to effective communication, PART V THE DIGITAL WORKPLACE, 15. Communication on internal digital platforms, Peter Cardon, The evolution of internal digital platforms, The ideal culture on internal digital platforms, Ideal communications of managers on internal digital platforms, The ideals of two-way communication, transparency, and employee voice on internal digital platforms, Communicators as gatekeepers on internal digital platforms, Facilitating employee voice on internal digital platforms, Summary, 16. From message gatekeeper to true business enabler: Internal communication and a social way of working, Rita Zonius, Internal communication is being disrupted, just as the businesses we work for are too, Reinventing the role of internal communication for a social world, The big opportunity for social technology – enabling business progress in a knowledge economy, The typical business need for enterprise social technology, Democratising organisations and the flow of information, Introducing enterprise social? First focus on people and purpose, Preparing your people leads to better business outcomes, Watch for bumps in the road - identify and mitigate risks, Activating a social way of working – ideas to get you started, Leaders need to be social too, Advice for your leaders, A social way of working – use cases for communicators and the business, Meet the community manager – the ultimate enterprise social networker, Step up and encourage value exchange in enterprise social networks, 17. Automation and Artificial Intelligence: The reinvention of practice, Rachel Royall and Kevin Ruck, Preamble, Definitions, The potential impact of automation and AI on the future of work, How automation and AI might impact public relations and internal communication practice, The impact of automation and AI on internal communication competencies, New applications, new transdisciplinary role? Trust and ethics, Summary, Index
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Applied Psychology for Foundation Year
Book SynopsisApplied Psychology for Foundation Year: Key Ideas for Foundation Courses introduces students to topical issues and controversies within specific areas of applied psychology, bringing together current theories and studies from a number of areas within applied psychology through a series of interesting and current debates and controversies.Included in this book are a series of snapshots of how psychologists have tried to apply their findings to real-life problems. Using a clear structure and accessible tone, this book demonstrates how psychological research can be applied to inform current debates across a variety of the field's subdisciplines. Through examination of both established theoretical ideas and more recent empirical evidence, it enables readers to see how research is linked to practical application in occupational psychology, educational psychology, criminology, sport psychology and environmental psychology. In doing so, it explicates contemporary theories aTable of ContentsPreface1. Who is watching you? 2. How do you learn best? 3. Do video-games have value? 4. What colour are you wearing today? 5. How to win at sport 6. Are you keeping your employees happy? 7. Is it possible to detect deception? 8. Can you spot a criminal? 9. Where is a good place to live? 10. Is it good to spend time by the sea? 11. The psychology of Christmas
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Total Speech Blending Techniques in Speech and
Book SynopsisThis book explores how speech and language therapists can use a wide range of multi-modal therapy techniques to elicit speech sound. Due to the nature of the approach, there is a limited evidence base in the area, so this book draws on the authors' extensive experience, as well as testimonials from families who have been successfully supported by the approach, to offer a new and unique perspective for therapy. By using a total communication approach, the book provides clinicians with the confidence to be more open and experimental in their practice, when traditional routes are proving unsuccessful, to best meet the needs of clients with more complex clinical backgrounds.Chapters include the following: Setting the scene. Persistent speech sound disorders. Popular techniques. Adding the extra dimension. Case studies. How to run a Total Speech group. Total Speech shares success stories of how well-known techniTable of Contents AcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorsThe Purpose of this BookChapter 1 - Speech Sound Disorders - Setting the SceneChapter 2 - When Speech Sound Disorders become persistentChapter 3 - Popular Therapy TechniquesChapter 4 - Adding an extra dimensionChapter 5 - Time for Total SpeechChapter 6 - IEP / EHCP Goals BankChapter 7 - Running a Total Speech groupChapter 8 - Total Speech – the PathwayConclusionsBibliographyAppendices
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Adulthood
Book SynopsisAdulthood: An Introduction offers a thorough foundation to learn, consolidate, and apply developmental concepts and current knowledge to the psychology of adult development. It illustrates major ideas with carefully selected research that is widely referenced and topically pertinent to development in early, middle, and late adulthood.This comprehensive text reviews the five domains of development, including biological development, cognitive development, personality development, social development, and ecological influences in development. It introduces multicultural perspectives and contexts in these discussions, as well as developmental themes such as nature and nurture, early and later experiences, and the individual's active role. Accompanied by learning objectives and section reviews, vignettes portray numerous adult experiences, and commentaries for students offer additional information and interpretation with the students' perspectives in mind.Designed t
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Assessing and Diagnosing Speech Therapy Needs in
Book SynopsisAssessing and Diagnosing Speech Therapy Needs in School is a unique text that offers practical guidance in pedagogical diagnosis of speech and communication difficulties within educational settingsIt outlines theoretical assumptions of the diagnosis process and presents hands-on solutions for pedagogical and speech therapy. Underpinned by theoretical knowledge and written by experienced practitioners, the book equips its readers with tools to understand the diagnostic process and make accurate diagnoses based on each child's individual circumstances. It starts by clearly distinguishing between pedagogy and speech therapy and outlines issues and theoretical considerations in diagnosing these disorders. To contextualize the theorical observations, it goes on to present case studies, and touches upon crucial topics including readiness to start education, tendency toward aggressive behavior, aphasia and hearing loss. The authors also elaborate on a range of selected diagTable of ContentsList of figuresList of Tables IntroductionChapter 1. Pedagogical diagnostics as a key activity in the educational process of a child: General theoretical assumptionsChapter 2. Introduction to the theoretical and methodological foundations of speech therapy: Speech therapy diagnosis and speech therapy proceduresChapter 3. Pedagogical and speech therapy diagnosis: Exploration of selected casesChapter 4. On the application of selected tools useful in pedagogical and speech therapy diagnosticsChapter 5. Suggestions for exercises and games used in pedagogical and speech therapy in improving disturbed areasConclusionIndex
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Coercive Control and the Criminal Law
Book SynopsisThis book considers how a phenomenon as complex as coercive control can be criminalised. The recognition and ensuing criminalisation of coercive control in the UK and Ireland has been the focus of considerable international attention. It has generated complex questions about the best way to criminalise domestic abuse. This work reviews recent domestic abuse criminal law reform in the UK and Ireland. In particular, it defines coercive control and explains why using traditional criminal law approaches to prosecute it does not work. Laws passed in England and Wales versus Scotland represent two different approaches to translating coercive control into a criminal offence. This volume explains how and why the jurisdictions have taken different approaches and examines the advantages and disadvantages of each. As jurisdictions around the world review what steps need to be taken to improve national criminal justice responses to domestic abuse, the question of what works, and why, at the intTable of ContentsAcknowledgements PrefaceIntroduction: Assessing Coercive Control Law ReformChapter 1: the Architecture and Prevalence of Coercive Control – Seeing What Is ‘Invisible In Plain Sight’Chapter 2: Domestic Assaults and Coercive ControlChapter 3: ‘An Unpleasant, Closed-Off World’ – Domestic Stalking and the Protection from Harassment Act 1997Chapter 4: From Reluctant Sex to Rape – Domestic Sexual Abuse and the Sexual Offences Act 2003Chapter 5: the Serious Crime Act 2015, s 76Chapter 6: the Scottish ApproachChapter 7: ConclusionIndex
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Communication Leadership and Trust in Organizations
Trust in communication and leadership is the key to success in business. This book presents and discusses the main issues and challenges posed by communication, leadership, and trust. The first part of the book describes the communication and trust issues, the second part presents the role of trust in leadership, and the third part describes different examples of implementing trust to organizations. Readers will gain from this book theoretical and practical knowledge of communication, leadership, and trust; empirically validated practice regarding trust and its related concepts; and a novel approach for addressing this topic. This book can be used as a toolbox to improve understanding and opportunities related to building trust in organizations and will be especially valuable for students and researchers in the fields of leadership, organizational communication, business ethics, and trust research.
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Taylor & Francis Program Evaluation
Book SynopsisNow in its tenth edition, this key textbook provides a solid foundation in program evaluation, covering the main components of evaluating agencies and their programs, how best to address these components, and the procedures to follow when conducting evaluations. Different models and approaches are paired with practical techniques, such as how to plan an interview to collect qualitative data and how to use statistical analysis to report results. The newly enhanced MISSION! framework, returned to throughout the book, helps solidify the seven general areas that program evaluators must consider at all times: meeting needs, implementation, stakeholders, side effects, improvement focus, outcomes, nuances, and underpinning everything, a consideration of diversity and equity.Key features of this new edition include: Emphasis on culturally responsive approaches to evaluation, equipping students with the skills needed to foster inclusivity, social justice, and collaboration
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Inclusion and Diversity
Book SynopsisThis volume presents a comprehensive overview of inclusion and diversity in education across the globe. It examines how more inclusive education systems can be built and covers areas and topics such as disability studies, sexual minorities, and indigenous communities, marginalized communities among others.The book presents perspectives of experienced and cutting-edge researchers on inclusive practices that facilitates participation, equity, and access from across countries such as India, the USA, Australia, the UK, Canada, South Africa, Japan, Pakistan, Rome, Hungary, Sweden, and others. It discusses how spoken language, race, gender, and religion contribute to inclusion and marginalization. The volume also explores ideas on how schools and educational systems can respond to diversity-related issues, and the lessons learned about how to improve capacities for further inclusion. Additionally, it provides a holistic understanding of the classroom practices and interventions adoTable of ContentsList of Illustrations Preface Foreword by Lorraine Graham AcknowledgementsEditors Bio List of Contributors1 What, Why, and How of Inclusion Santoshi HalderPART IExcluded Communities, Diversities, and the Bases for Inclusion 2 The Linguistic Diversity of Pluralist Cultures: Status of Linguistic Minorities in India and CanadaShruti Bedi and Sébastien Lafrance3 Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Lifestyles of the People of the Sundarbans: Traditional rituals and goddess Bonbibi Arupa Mandal and Santoshi Halder4 Religious Determinants of Accepting Women’s Activism and Inclusivity in Pakistan: The Beliefs of University Students Muhammad Ayub Buzdar, Viktoria Tidikis and Nora D. Dunbar5 Access, Participation and Achievement: Duo-Ethnographic Reflections on Barriers to Inclusion for Learners with Autism Mary G. Clasquin-Johnson and Michel Clasquin-Johnson6 Systemic Oppression of the Buraku People and Other Minorities in Japan: Intersectional Culture for Liberation Yasuko Futaba7 Enigma of Autism Spectrum Intersecting Dichotomy of Variability and Functionality Santoshi HalderPART IIInclusive Classrooms and Educational Interventions 8 Inclusive Early Literacy Practices for Emergent Bilinguals Kimberly McDavid Schmidt, Ekta Ghosh and Rashida Banerjee9 Developing Dyslexia-Friendly EFL Classrooms in Greece: The Teachers’ Perspective Maria Reraki10 The Education of Students with Visual Impairments in the Twenty-first Century in Hungary Judit Gombás and Beáta Prónay11 Educational Inclusion of Migrant Children in the Discourse and Practices of Teachers in Private and Public Russian SchoolsMaria Kozlova, Tatiana Ryabichenko, Igor Mikheev and Mike Titterton12 Disability in Schools: Segregation, Full Inclusion or Free Inclusion? Patrick Dwyer13 Inclusive Capability in Education Systems and Schools: Swedish Experiences in International Light Per SkoglundPART IIICommunity Inclusive Practices and Strategies 14 Inclusive Football Commentary: Should radio commentary learn from audio description to create a richer experience for audiences who cannot see the match? Lindsay Bywood, Inma Pedregosa, Barry Ginley and Alison F. Eardley15 Early Childhood Intervention Programs in Under-Resourced Communities: Reflections on Practice Sadna Balton and Shakila Dada16 Social Support and Acceptance: Transgender People’s Lived Experiences with Social Media as an Alternative Space Santana Parui and Santoshi Halder17 Inclusion: Responding to Diversity and Ideological ConfusionGarry Squires
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Taylor & Francis Ltd 100 Key Concepts in Environmental Psychology
Book SynopsisThis accessible book defines 100 key concepts, ideas and processes in Environmental Psychology to provide an introductory reference work that brings together research and theory in a bite-size format.With contributions from leading figures within Environmental Psychology, each concept is clearly defined and explained within the context of issues around the environment, sustainability, climate change, nature and architecture. This book considers the involvement of psychological, physiological and social processes to understand the mechanisms that explain and contribute to the evolution of behavior and attitudes that relate to our relationship with the environment. Concepts covered include biodiversity, eco-anxiety, place identity, sustainable behaviour, climate justice and environmental attitudes.By integrating ideas from different disciplinary orientations in the field of Environmental Psychology, this book allows for a better understanding of the processes related to Table of Contents1. Acceptability – Susana Batel 2. Affordances – Harry Heft 3. Aggression – Elena Sautkina 4. Ambiance - Jean-Paul Thibaud 5. (Socio-spatial) Anchoring – Pierre Dias 6. Annoyance – Dorothée Marchand 7. Architectural Psychology - David Canter 8. Attention Restoration Theory – William C. Sullivan & Rachel Kaplan 9. Behavior and practice – Raquel Bertoldo 10. Behavior setting – Sandrine Depeau & Karine Weiss 11. Biodiversity – Marie Feliot-Rippeault 12. Climate change – Raquel Bertoldo 13. Climate justice – Ana M. Mártin & Bernardo Hernández14. Comfort and discomfort – Dorothée Marchand 15. Commented city walks – Jean-Paul Thibaud 16. Commitment (theory of) – Fabien Girandola 17. Congruence – Karine Weiss 18. Connection with nature – Oscar Navarro 19. Conservation (the psychology of conservation) – Susan Clayton 20. Crisis – Dimitri Lapierre & Clément Laverdet 21. Crowding – Gary W. Evans & Kalee DeFrance 22. Cultural theory – Céline Kermisch 23. Eco-anxiety – Karine Weiss 24. Ecocentrism - José A. Corraliza & Silvia Collado 25. Eco-district – Tomeu Vidal 26. Eco-fatigue (Green-fatigue) – Enric Pol & Dorothée Marchand 27. Ecological model in environmental psychology – Sandrine Depeau 28. Ecological psychology, the German heritage – Lenelis Kruse 29. Ecology – Alexandra Schleyer-Lindenmann & Karine Weiss 30. Ecosystem – Karine Weiss 31. Environment – Mirilia Bonnes 32. Environmental attitudes – Florian G. Kaiser & Inga Wittenberg 33. Environmental communication – Angela Castrechini 34. Environmental education – Claudio D. Rosa & Silvia Collado 35. Environmental health – Ghozlane Fleury-Bahi 36. Environmental inequality – Cyria Emelianoff 37. Environmental justice – Bernardo Hernández & Ana M. Mártin 38. Environmental management – Isabel Pellicer-Cardona 39. Environmental Psychology – Enric Pol 40. Environmental quality – Ferdinando Fornara 41. Feedback – Béatrice Gisclard 42. Goal-framing theory – Siegwart Lindenberg 43. Home (chez-soi) – Perla Serfaty-Garzon 44. Hospitality – Perla Serfaty-Garzon 45. Housing – Perla Serfaty-Garzon 46. Landscape/ Landscape quality – Maria Luisa Lima 47. Learned Helplessness and the environment – Enric Pol 48. Legibility – Thierry Ramadier 49. Memory of places – Denise Jodelet 50. Ménagement – Emeline Bailly 51. Mobility – Sandrine Depeau 52. Nature, a psychological perspective – Henk Staats 53. New Ecological Paradigm (NEP) – Karine Weiss 54. NIMBY – Patrick Devine-Wright 55. Norms – Wesley Schultz 56. Nudge – Christophe Demarque 57. Nuisance – Dorothée Marchand 58. Perception – Dorothée Marchand & Enric Pol 59. Place – Mirilia Bonnes 60. Place appropriation - Andrés Di Masso 61. Place attachment – Karine Weiss 62. Place identity – Marino Bonaiuto & Valeria Chiozza 63. Psychological Distance (theory of) – Oscar Navarro 64. Quality of life – Giuseppe Carrus, Angela Castrechini, Enric Pol 65. Renaturation – Isabelle Richard 66. Residential discrimination – Ghozlane Fleury-Bahi & André Ndobo 67. Residential satisfaction – Marino Bonaiuto & Valeria Chiozza 68. Resilience – Ricardo García Mira 69. (Revitalizing) Interlinkings – Chris Younès 70. Risk – Karine Weiss & Marie Boss 71. Sick building syndrome – Dorothée Marchand 72. Social dilemma – Robert Gifford 73. Social Ecology – Daniel Stokols 74. Social representations of the environment – Patrick Rateau 75. Socio-spatial categorization – Pierre Dias 76. Socio-spatial representations – Denise Jodelet 77. Solastalgia – Dorothée Marchand 78. Space – Space Psychology – Bernardo Jiménez-Domínguez & Rosa M. López Aguilar 79. Spatial cognition – Thierry Ramadier 80. Spatial meaning – Kevin Clementi 81. Stress – Gary W. Evans & Kalee DeFrance 82. Stress Reduction Theory – Roger S. Ulrich 83. Sustainable behavior – Víctor Corral-Verdugo 84. Sustainable city – Tomeu Vidal 85. Sustainable development – Karine Weiss 86. Territory, territorialities – Marie-Line Félonneau 87. Therapeutic environments – Kevin Charras 88. Threat – Sofia Payotte & Sabine Caillaud 89. Time perspective – Christophe Demarque 90. Topological identity – Marie-Line Félonneau 91. Topophilia – Cristina Garcia Fontan 92. Umwelt – Hartmut Günther 93. Uncertainty – Dorothée Marchand 94. Urban crime – Elena Sautkina 95. Urban design – Dorothée Marchand 96. Values – Godda Perlaviciute & Thijs Bouman 97. Vulnerability – Oscar Navarro 98. Walkability – Julie Roussel 99. Wayfinding – Sergi Valera 100. Well-being – Barbara Bonnefoy 101. Work environment – Eva Moffat
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Taylor & Francis A Refutation of Positivism in Philosophy of Mind
Book SynopsisThis book argues that positivism, though now the dominant paradigm for both the natural and the human sciences, is intrinsically unfit for the latter. In particular, it is unfit for linguistics and cognitive science, where it is ultimately self-destructive, since it fails to account for causality, while the mind, the primary object of research of the human sciences, cannot be understood unless considered to be an autonomous causal force. Author Pieter Albertus Maria Seuren, who died shortly after this manuscript was finished and after a remarkable career, reviews the history of this issue since the seventeenth century. He focuses on Descartes, Leibniz, British Empiricism and Kant, arguing that neither cognition nor language can be adequately accounted for unless the mind is given its full due. This implies that a distinction must be madeâfollowing Alexius Meinong, but against Russell and Quineâbetween actual and virtual reality. The latter is a product of the causally active
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Lies Lying and Liars
Book SynopsisLies, Lying and Liars: A Psychological Analysis delves into the psychology of lies, exploring the processes of lying and its far-reaching consequences.The author's unique approach considers the ways in which lying sculpts our realities when used by public figures such as politicians, as well as how lying is woven into our everyday life. This book dissects lies in natural social contexts, from the innocent childhood fibs to the more nefarious fabrications of con artists, cheats, and adulterers. Drawing from a rich tapestry of psychology and sociobiology, as well as research and literature from philosophy and the social sciences, this book discusses the role of lying and liars in day-to-day life. It offers profound insights into the strategies of deceit, the presence or absence of remorse, emotion and rationalisations, pathological liars, the development of lying, its connection to narcissism, the functional utility of lies, and lie detection. Lies, the book argues, are
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Leadership at the Spiritual Edge
Book SynopsisThis insightful book explores the intersection of spirituality and leadership, examining cutting edge research, theory, and practices that help build healthy and long-term effective leadership. Showcasing non-Western views of leadership across a range of backgrounds, the book looks at leadership styles that raise and expand consciousness to enable better problem solving when addressing the complex challenges of organizations and societies.Across four sections, the book considers a myriad of themes from surrender to compassion, the dark and shadow side to the illuminating light of love, as well as offering a spotlight on individual leader development to highlight the role of the collective. Each chapter individually and collectively represents the essence of a profound shift in how leadership is approached in the 21st century. The volume offers a variety of viewpoints addressing this spiritual turn in leadership scholarship, and provides leadership tools to assist leaders in h
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Professional Skills in Sport Psychology
Book SynopsisProfessional Skills in Sport Psychology Consultancy raises awareness of intrapersonal and interpersonal professional practice skills. The book chapters focus on the aspiring practitioner's personal and professional development when working with all kinds of recipients of psychological support in sport including individual athletes, teams, coaches, parents, and administrators.Organized in two sections intrapersonal processes and interpersonal dynamics this new book steers readers through the many subtle and complex factors that impact on the professional relationships that ultimately influence successful outcomes and provides guidance for students, researchers, and practitioners about the many intrapersonal and interpersonal processes involved in the working alliance, professional relationship, and sport psychology consultancy.Professional Skills in Sport Psychology Consultancy is a core text for upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate sport psycholog
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Volunteering Journey to Project Leadership
Book SynopsisThe project management profession has grown through the hard work of many volunteer groups and organizations. The Volunteering Journey to Project Leadership explains how volunteering can help project management professionals grow their own capabilities and careers. It explains how volunteering in project-oriented organizations, or any organization where projects are delivered, can help project managers develop leadership skills, build strong and diverse networks, and gain experiences in new fields. Any project manager or PMO can get advice and insights from this book, which explains how to: Identify volunteering goals that align with career goals Find the right organization that complements professional aspiration Choose activities for enhancing careers in project leadership Strategically select the right role to advance careers Based on the authors' own volunteering and professional experiences, as well as interviews and informa
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Blossoming Into Disability Culture Following
Book SynopsisThis book tells the author's story of her ten-year journey of recovery and identity transformation from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Dr. Dee is a survivor who regained the ability to articulate what many TBI survivors cannot, and this powerful account, provided in real-time, portrays the many seemingly unrelatable symptoms of brain injury and subsequent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Dr. Dee portrays how events pushed her beyond her limits and resulted in life-altering learning experiences, revealing a process of first figuring out how to live, then making meaning of her struggle.When half-way through her PhD program, Dr. Dee was crashed into by a car travelling at 65 miles per hour. She suffered a TBI. She lost her ability to read and write. She had a severe speech impediment and significantly impaired memory. Her journey of recovery, described in the book as her trek, spans four significant periods. The road begins with the loss of most of herself. Diagnosis aTrade Review“The most striking aspect of Dee’s recovery has been how far she has come from the days when she struggled to hold a two-minute NPR news clip in her memory to now completing her doctoral degree. Her singular will and determination have driven her recovery and reset our equations for what is possible after traumatic brain injury.”– R. Richard Sanders, M.S.CCC, M.T.S. Senior Speech Language Pathology Clinical Specialist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown MA.Table of ContentsIntroduction Planting the Seed: Where the Rubber Meets the Road 1. Setting the Context Trek One: Budding Through Non-Ideal Conditions: Off-Road: Years 1 and 2 Post-TBI: Changes in Self-Perception: Loss of My Old Self 2. Potholes: Diagnosis and Evolving symptoms 3. Stepping Stones: Speech Language Therapy 4. Lost in the Alleyway: Impact of Awareness 5. The Broken Path: Hallmarks of Communication Trek Two: Rising Through Mud and Adversity: The Rocky Road: Years 3 and 4 Post-TBI: Changes in Interpersonal Relationships: Re-Identification 6. Not a Throughway: Intellect, Emotionality, Control of Behavior 7 Lost Trailways: Relationships and Loss of Identity 8 Finding a Footpath: Rehabilitation and My Life Coach 9 Unearthing Stepping Stones: Learning to Read and Write 10 Road to Recovery: Beginning of Self-Discovery 11. Road to Recovery: Beginning of Re-Identification 12. Taking a Toll Road: Concurrent Mental Health Issues 13. Speed Bumps: Co-Morbidity with TBI and PTSD 14. Ruts in the Road: Reckoning with Anger 15. Breakdown Lane: Impatient Rehabilitation Trek Three: Petals Opening One by One: Changing Lanes: Years 5 and 6 Post-TBI: Changes in Philosophy of Life: Acceptance of My New Life 16. At the Cross Roads: Spiritual Crisis 17. Staying the Course: Transcending My Story 18. In the Right Lane: Moving Forward Trek Four: Ultimately Blossoming in the Sun: Paving a Way: Years 7 and Beyond Post-TBI: Toward New Growth: Hope 19. Opening Passageways: Insight, Value and Growth 20. Trail Blazing onto a Steady Path: Blossoming into Disability Culture
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Lifestyle Medicine from the Inside Out
Book SynopsisLifestyle Medicine From the Inside Out: Using Positive Psychology in Healthy Lifestyles for Positive Health summarizes the principles, science, and practice of how positive psychology can be integrated into lifestyle medicine for positive health in health care and self-care. This integration builds physical health and well-being, buffers against adversity, and promotes personal growth after traumatic experiences. By intertwining healthy habits and positive psychology-based activities, including personal strengths and what is meaningful to each person, individuals can truly thrive. Such an approach is what the authors refer to as practicing lifestyle medicine from the inside out.Co-authored by the lead developer of the original lifestyle medicine competencies, this book suggests positive health expansions for each competency, outlines specific questions that drive personal reflection for change and positive clinical interactions, and describes the step-by-step approach
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Comparative Psychology and Educational Outcomes
Book SynopsisComparative Psychology and Educational Outcomes is designed to empower educators to lead with wisdom, strengthen their belief that all students can learn at high standards, and create a vision of excellence that becomes actionable, allowing us to be difference makers in the lives of all learners.The framework of the Logic Model creates a road map for how to analyse the effectiveness of our instruction. This model offers a systematic approach for determining the root cause analysis of an identified challenge, avoiding the pitfall of enacting a solution before we have named the challenge, thereby perpetuating inadequate learning outcomes. This text presents case studies to demonstrate how this analytic process can be used to examine and strengthen literacy and social intelligence skills, including the exploration of a variety of teaching and learning frameworks. This text builds a bridge between the research and a school's identified challenge, allowing for systemic and
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Narrative Career Counselling
Book SynopsisBoth accessible and comprehensive, Narrative Career Counselling bridges the gap between theory and practice to allow a full understanding of the topic and allow confident implementation within professional settings.This new edition offers updated chapters showcasing an increased focus on diverse contexts and cultures. It brings together 33 high-profile international experts from 10 countries to share perspectives on theory and provide practical ideas about how to implement narrative career counselling. Fully updated to reflect changes in the field, including the growth of narrative counselling, it: provides a foundation for narrative career counselling by considering its philosophical and theoretical background; presents a range of approaches that demonstrate the integration of theory and practice; studies the application of narrative career counselling in a range of cultures and contexts; and provides examples of practical applicati
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Taylor & Francis Coaching for Physicians
Book SynopsisThis edited collection brings together leading voices in the field of medicine and coaching to highlight the growing challenges healthcare professionals face today, providing practical coaching tools and approaches to empower physicians to not only survive but thrive in the 21st century. Combining the knowledge of two professions, healthcare and coaching, the contributors offer a detailed analysis and discussion of the growing issues in the healthcare industry, demonstrating how coaching principles can be implemented to help improve physician leadership, well-being, performance, personal and professional happiness, and positive patient outcomes. Chapters address key topics such as burnout, resilience, emotional intelligence, career coaching, team coaching, and best practice approaches when working with the unique challenges of coaching physicians. Filled with case studies, definitions, summaries, and key points throughout, this book provides solutions to manage the surmounting chall
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CRC Press Industrial Hygiene
Book SynopsisSociety has become more educated on the impacts on human health and environment, and there has been a noticeable decrease in the acceptance of this risk by workers and the public. However, to ensure a higher level of worker protection, a revised approach to industrial hygiene is needed focusing on risk-reduction. This second edition of Industrial Hygiene focuses on implementation of an industrial hygiene program, using a risk-based approach, in an operational environment. Key elements of this book include balancing the art and science of industrial hygiene, risk-based industrial hygiene approaches, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling workplace hazards, medical monitoring for workers, emergency response, training, and evaluating industrial hygiene programs. Updated concepts on leadership, emergency response and monitoring, management of industrial hygiene projects, and risk communication are addressed in this edition. The book incorporates the ISO 45001 standard, âœOccupa
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Social Psychology
Book SynopsisThis book examines the concept of social psychology in today's context. It analyses the theoretical concepts of social psychology and their applicationto other fields. It further explores the discipline in a cultural, historical, and philosophical context with special emphasis on religion.The volume goes beyond individual focus and directs its attention to society as the centre of influence. It advocates for a symbiotic relationship between the concepts of social psychology and their implementation in a society transitioning from being value-oriented to commerce-oriented. The book also suggests ways in which social psychology can assist in dealing with issues plaguing today's world.This book will be useful to students of psychology, applied psychology, sociology, social work, public health, gender, and women studies. It will also be indispensable to professionals working in the field of paediatrics, forensic medicine, psychiatry, and law enforcement authorities like poTable of Contents1. Social Psychology: Definition, History, Methods and Its Importance 2. Theoretical Perspectives in Social Psychology 3. Social Perception and Cognition 4. Attitudes, Prejudice, Myths, Misconception, Stereotype, and Discrimination 5. Social Relations and its Implications 6. Group Processes, Formation, Dynamics, and Maintenance 7. Leadership, Different Roles and Its Implications 8. Population Explosion, Causes, Consequences, and Prevention 9. Violence: Burden, Causes, Impact and Prevention 10. Major Modes of Crime in India: Causes, Consequences, Prevention. and Intervention
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