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1	A journey through the "desert" of unemployment : pastoral responses to people "between jobs" Smith, Jacoba Lourensa 30 November 2006 (has links) In this research project the research participants and I embarked on a journey through the "desert" of unemployment. I was introduced to the research participants at Jacob's Well, a ministry for people "between jobs" The effects of unemployment on a male's identity were explored, as well as the pastoral response of caregivers to people "between jobs". A phenomenological study was undertaken in which interviews with the participants formed the basis of the research. The structured section of the interviews was guided by the research questions, but the largest part of the interviews was about the participants' personal journeys "between jobs." The role of a ministry like Jacob's Well, catering for people "between jobs", was highlighted and recommendations for practical theology and pastoral praxis were made. / Practical Theolgy / M.Th. (Practical Theology with specialiisation in Pastoral Therapy) Hope Ecclesiastical response Pastoral care Protestant Work ethic Patriarchy Work-identity Identity Social construction 'Between jobs' Unemployment 259.086941 Church work with the unemployed Unemployed -- Religious life Unemployed -- Pastoral counseling of Unemployment -- Psychological aspects Pastoral theology
2	A survey on the occurrence and effects of corporal punishment on children in the home Smith, Elizabeth, 1983- 11 1900 (has links) The aim of the current study was to determine the occurrence and effects of corporal punishment in the South African environment. Special attention was paid to themes that were derived from the literature. These themes were immediate compliance, aggression and the parental influence of corporal punishment. This was a quantitative study which utilised a survey developed by the researcher using previous literature on the topic of corporal punishment. The sample was taken from four different schools in the Johannesburg area. The sample consisted of one hundred and twenty one children within middle childhood (N=121). It was found that corporal punishment is occurring in South African homes. It was also found that children do not feel indifferent about the use of corporal punishment. When it came to the use of corporal punishment and socio-economic status, it was found that there is a significant correlation between the two. / Social Work / M.Diac (Play therapy) Corporal punishment Middle childhood Indifferent Immediate compliance Parental Influence Aggression 649.64 Parent and child Discipline of children -- South Africa Church work with the unemployed Unemployed -- Religious life Unemployed -- Pastoral counseling of
3	A journey through the "desert" of unemployment : pastoral responses to people "between jobs" Smith, Jacoba Lourensa 30 November 2006 (has links) In this research project the research participants and I embarked on a journey through the "desert" of unemployment. I was introduced to the research participants at Jacob's Well, a ministry for people "between jobs" The effects of unemployment on a male's identity were explored, as well as the pastoral response of caregivers to people "between jobs". A phenomenological study was undertaken in which interviews with the participants formed the basis of the research. The structured section of the interviews was guided by the research questions, but the largest part of the interviews was about the participants' personal journeys "between jobs." The role of a ministry like Jacob's Well, catering for people "between jobs", was highlighted and recommendations for practical theology and pastoral praxis were made. / Practical Theolgy / M.Th. (Practical Theology with specialiisation in Pastoral Therapy) Hope Ecclesiastical response Pastoral care Protestant Work ethic Patriarchy Work-identity Identity Social construction 'Between jobs' Unemployment 259.086941 Church work with the unemployed Unemployed -- Religious life Unemployed -- Pastoral counseling of Unemployment -- Psychological aspects Pastoral theology
4	A survey on the occurrence and effects of corporal punishment on children in the home Smith, Elizabeth, 1983- 11 1900 (has links) The aim of the current study was to determine the occurrence and effects of corporal punishment in the South African environment. Special attention was paid to themes that were derived from the literature. These themes were immediate compliance, aggression and the parental influence of corporal punishment. This was a quantitative study which utilised a survey developed by the researcher using previous literature on the topic of corporal punishment. The sample was taken from four different schools in the Johannesburg area. The sample consisted of one hundred and twenty one children within middle childhood (N=121). It was found that corporal punishment is occurring in South African homes. It was also found that children do not feel indifferent about the use of corporal punishment. When it came to the use of corporal punishment and socio-economic status, it was found that there is a significant correlation between the two. / Social Work / M.Diac (Play therapy) Corporal punishment Middle childhood Indifferent Immediate compliance Parental Influence Aggression 649.64 Parent and child Discipline of children -- South Africa Church work with the unemployed Unemployed -- Religious life Unemployed -- Pastoral counseling of

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