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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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An Investigation On The Relationship Between Empathy-related Constructs Of English Instructors At Atilim University Preparatory School Within The Framework Of Peace Education

Ozdemir, Esra 01 December 2009 (has links) (PDF)
This study aimed to examine the relationship between empathy-related constructs of English instructors at Atilim University Preparatory School and certain demographic features such as age, gender, educational background, and experience. The scale which consists of a demographic inventory, a questionnaire, and a semi-structured interview were developed by the researchers. The scale consists of &quot / Interpersonel Reactivity Index (IRI)&quot / . The results of the questionnaire were analyzed through SPSS 15.0. This data gathering instrument was implemented on 90 English instructors working at Atilim University Preparatory School. The results of the interviews were analyzed tghrough content analysis. The result of the study revealed that there is a relationship between perspective-taking and empathic concern tendencies of English instructors and their age and experience.
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Approche multidimensionnelle de l’intimité conjugale et de ses déterminants socio-cognitifs et émotionnels : du couple tout-venant au couple confronté au cancer digestif / Multidimensional approach of romantic intimacy and its socio-cognitive and emotional factors : From couples in general population to couples confronted with a digestive cancer

Constant, Emilie 25 November 2016 (has links)
Un sentiment global d’intimité se construit à travers des composantes comportementales ainsi que, des expériences d’intimité qui correspondent à la perception de la réactivité du partenaire. De plus, la manière dont les individus appréhendent leurs relations interpersonnelles ainsi que leurs émotions et celles d’autrui, est susceptible d’influencer la construction de cette intimité. La qualité de l’intimité conjugale se caractériserait par trois dimensions : (1) un sentiment de connexion, (2) une bonne communication et (3) un partage de loisirs avec des amis communs (Article 1). En outre, la construction d’un sentiment d’intimité dans une relation de couple dépendrait du profil d’attachement des individus et de leurs compétences émotionnelles à gérer leurs émotions. Cependant, avoir des compétences élevées pour gérer les émotions des autres serait néfaste pour la qualité de l’intimité perçue (Article 2). Dans une interaction conflictuelle de couple, il existe une relation entre la réactivité perçue vis-à-vis de soi et de son partenaire et les réponses physiologiques des partenaires produites au cours de l'interaction. Plus précisément, la perception des partenaires de la réactivité de l’homme serait associée à des patterns d’activations physiologiques émotionnelles différents selon leur sexe. Aussi, la perception de l’homme envers sa propre réactivité lui permettrait une meilleure régulation émotionnelle (Article 3). Les comportements verbaux et non verbaux exprimés par les partenaires seraient également associés à un degré d’intimité différent selon le sexe (Article 4). Dans un contexte de maladie, ces comportements d’intimité exprimés entre les partenaires lors d’une interaction liée à leur vécu du cancer digestif refléteraient un ajustement émotionnel spécifique selon le rôle social de patient et d’aidant (Article 5). Une discussion intégrative de ces différents éléments empiriques nous amène à proposer des pistes de recherches et d’interventions thérapeutiques dans le domaine du couple. / An overall feeling of intimacy is constructed through behavioral components as well as, experiences of intimacy that correspond to the perception of partner responsiveness. Besides, the way in which people shape their interpersonal relationships and their own emotions and that of others, might influence the construction of this intimacy. The quality of romantic intimacy would be characterized by three dimensions: (1) a feeling of connection, (2) good communication and (3) sharing of leisure time with mutual friends (Article 1). Furthermore, the construction of a feeling of intimacy in couple relationship would depend on the people’s profile of attachment and their emotional competences to deal with their own emotions. However, have high competences to deal with the emotions of others would be harmful for the quality of intimacy perceived (Article 2). In conflictive interaction of couple, there is a relation between the responsiveness perceived toward oneself and one’s partner. In particular, the husbands’ responsiveness perceived by the two partners would be associated with different patterns of physiological emotional arousal, according to their gender (Article 3). Verbal and nonverbal behaviors expressed by the partners would be also associated with a different level of intimacy according to the gender (Article 4). In a context of disease, these intimate behaviors expressed between the partners during an interaction about their life experience of the digestive cancer would reflect a specific emotional adjustment according to their social role of patient and caregiver (Article 5). An integrative discussion of these empirical evidences leads us to propose future research and clinical interventions in the field of couple relationships.

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