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"I Just Don't Feel Like Doing This Anymore": A Phenomenological Study of Student Engagement and Satisfaction in Learning During COVID19Ratliff, William Charles 18 May 2021 (has links)
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Han är considered a boss [...] Hon är considered a slutEdén, Ida, Adler, Amanda January 2015 (has links)
Sexualitetens historia präglas av en stor ojämlikhet beträffande sexuellt handlingsutrymme mellan kvinnor och män. Med denna studie ämnar vi att utforska eventuella ojämlikheter mellan killar och tjejers sexuella handlingsutrymme i Sverige, världens fjärde mest jämställda land enligt World Economic Forum. Vår studie bygger på två fokusgrupper med totalt 13 deltagare i åldern 16-17 år. Empirin i vår studie har analyserats utifrån ett socialkonstruktivistiskt perspektiv. Vår studie visar att samma handlingar och beteenden som ger killar status som kungar ger tjejer stämplar som horor. Studien påvisar de ideal som råder gällande hur en tjej och hur en kille ska vara. Tjejer förväntas kontrollera sin sexualitet och vara lagom, till skillnad från killar som förväntas ta större plats och få utlopp för sin sexualitet. Det framgår tydligt i vår studie att det finns stora ojämlikheter mellan tjejer och killars sexuella handlingsutrymme, där tjejers utrymme är betydligt mer begränsat än killars. / The human history of sexuality is characterized by vast inequalities regardingsexual maneuver between women and men. With this study, we intend to explorethe potential inequalities between boys and girls' sexual maneuver in Sweden, theworld's fourth most equal country. Our study is based on two focus groups with atotal of 13 participants in the age of 16-17 years old. The empirical data in ourstudy have been analyzed from a social constructivist perspective. Our studyshows that the same actions and behaviours that give boys the status of kingsgives girls rumours of being whores. Our study also demonstrates the ideals thatexists regarding how a girl and how a guy should be. Girls are expected to controltheir sexuality and not be “too much”. Boys on the other hand are expected to takemore space and act out their sexuality. Our study shows that there are greatdisparities between girls' and boys' sexual autonomy, where girls' space is muchmore limited than boys.
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Rural Community Case Management Experience for BSN Students: A Focus Group EvaluationWeierbach, Florence M., Stanton, Marietta P. 04 September 2018 (has links)
BACKGROUND: This presentation concerns the evaluation of an additional clinical experience in case management for senior baccalaureate students. During their final leadership course, nursing students can elect to do an additional 80-hour precepted clinical experience focusing on case management in primary care clinics. As part of that experience, they rotate through seven nurse-managed rural primary health clinics in Tennessee.
METHOD: As part of the evaluation process, students and preceptors were asked to review the experiences that students had participating in the clinical.
RESULTS: For the most part, students were highly satisfied with the case management experience and thought it provided an additional skill set for them as they were completing their final year in nursing school and preparing to enter the nursing workforce as graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
CONCLUSION: A community case management clinical opportunity in primary care allows a community experience for students that provides them with an opportunity to witness an RN practicing to the full scope of the license.
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Utilizing Focus Groups to Determine Clinical Perceptions of Assessment NeedsPutnam, Emily Ruth Smith 11 July 2011 (has links) (PDF)
There has been a recent trend towards increasing accountability of mental health care providers through the use of treatment outcome measures, in order to reduce spending and improve patient care. This qualitative study utilized focus groups to elicit input regarding the need and possible content involved in creating an improved outcome measure specifically designed for severe emotionally disturbed (SED) children and adolescents. We conducted 60-90 minute focus groups with each of the following three separate constituent groups who are regularly involved in the care of SED youth at the Utah State Hospital (USH), including a) hospital clinical staff, b) affiliated education staff, and c) parents/primary caregivers; as well as clinical staff at a community mental health youth outpatient clinic, the Wasatch Mental Health (WMH) Youth Outpatient Program. While the groups agreed that a new unified system of tracking outcomes could be beneficial as an aid in improving outcomes, their greater concern is about a lack of communication between disciplines and between levels of care. Six broad domains were divided between two sections of Internal versus External Locus of Control (Internal: Behavior, Social/Emotional, Academic/Cognitive, and Strength-Based Assessment; External: Collaboration among Care Providers and Family) and 23 subdomains were generated based on themes identified from the focus groups' responses. We also compared these domains and subdomains to ones previously generated by a USH pilot study and found some overarching similarities, but also some notable differences and both should be considered in any future outcome measure created. However, the most prevalent theme we found was a desire for an increase in collaboration and communication between constituencies and throughout levels of care, which is vitally important to improve care and long-term outcomes of SED youth.
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Have you noticed? Discussing the embodied experiences of fat queer individuals in GreecePAPAGIANNI, EVDOXIA January 2023 (has links)
This thesis explores the intricate interplay of fatness and queerness, as navigated by Greek individuals. Employing a qualitative approach and thematic analysis, the study aims to unfold the experiences, challenges, and resilience. To do so it is informed by queer theory, as well as Michel Foucault’s concept of the Panopticon and Judith Butler’s concept of performativity. Ethical considerations, the application of queer phenomenology, and an awareness of positionality guide the study to ensure a compassionate and empathetic examination of these experiences. The findings reveal the pervasive societal narratives on fatness and queerness and the significant role of self-identification, aiming to contribute to the broader discourse on body image, self-identity, and societal expectations.
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The Acceptability of a Food Purchases “Snapshot” on Making Heart Healthy Food Choices for Adults at Risk of Cardiovascular DiseaseBlanchet, Alyssa N. 29 October 2020 (has links)
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Transgressions à paillettes, ou comment la série Euphoria illustre la puissante complexité de ce qui est tolérableRal, Lyne 29 August 2023 (has links)
L'ampleur des séries ne fait qu'augmenter, à l'ère où l'image s'érige en maître de la communication. Par l'analyse de trois « focus groups » et au moyen d'une méthodologie « bricolée », empruntant des concepts issus de la théorisation ancrée et de la démarche hypothético-déductive, l'auteure tente de mettre en lumière les différents mécanismes qui expliquent le succès de la série Euphoria malgré la violence de ses images. À la lumière de différents concepts issus de la criminologie culturelle visuelle, des théories féministes et des réflexions sociologiques autour du concept de déni, cinq thèmes émergent des discussions de groupe. Depuis le male gaze appuyant l'hégémonie patriarcale et la Loi du silence; par le queerbaiting, le pinkwashing et l'idéologie transactiviste, ou comment des idées "progressistes" permettent d'obtenir l'assentiment du public pour maintenir les représentations sexistes dans l'ombre; avec la forme de la série, qui par sa mise en scène et son esthétique contribue à maintenir le spectateur dans une forme de déni; ainsi que la création d'un fossé cognitif et des narrations qui entravent l'identification et l'empathie; pour finir par l'éducation au cinéma, ou comment les réflexions collectives offrent une perspective de changement des représentations.
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A PHENOMENOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF PEER LEADERSHIP EXHIBITED BY DIVISION I FOOTBALL CAPTAINSSchorr, Erin Marie 27 March 2007 (has links)
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An Assessment of the Research Chefs Association's Core Competencies for Practicing CulinologistsBissett, Rachel L. 05 August 2009 (has links)
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The health perspectives of overweight Iranian women: a focus group approachMajidy, Maryam 01 November 2008 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to describe health definitions, strategies, attitudes, benefits, barriers, and suggested solutions to weight loss from· the perspective of overweight Iranian women. Of interest also was to get women's feedback on the value of focus group techniques in gathering information from this group. Participants were 18 Iranian women between the ages of 21-49 years old, who lived in the urban area of Tehran, having a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or greater. Considerations of health for the participants included, physical appearance, feelings about life, and healthy habits. Health was related to specific experiences in life which were either due to external situations or internal forces. The results displayed the influence of the daily life activities which are culturally and religiously defined. In relation to weight control practices, diet and exercise were prevalent, showing an interest in short term weight loss strategies. The importance of family and friends as positive influences to weight loss were expressed. Improving physical appearance, seen as a benefit of attaining weight loss was a recurring theme that came up in different contexts. This seems to differ from what the society tries to promote when minimizing the value of physical appearance. Other religious beliefs were strongly voiced in women's emphasis on having a strong "will power" and self-discipline as requirements to lose weight. Women overall were positive about the use of focus group discussions. These insights into women's health perceptions and attitudes toward weight loss appear to be useful when nutritionists address health and weight related issues. / Master of Science
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