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71	Women Who Survived Childhood Sexual Abuse: Do Their Coping Strategies Vary by Personality Type as Measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator? Jahn, Linda 12 1900 (has links) Through a phenomenological qualitative approach, this study examined possible differences of introverted versus extraverted adult female survivors of childhood sexual abuse with regard to the coping mechanisms they chose. Preference modalities of introversion and extraversion were measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and data was collected through a semi-structured interview designed by the researcher. The interview contained questions about the 21 subjects' perceptions of their abuse and the ways in which they coped. Specific coping mechanisms included but were not limited to eating disorders, alcohol and/or drug abuse, high risk behavior, depression, anxiety, and somatic complaints. Results indicated that for both groups, the degree to which each of the individual coping mechanisms was used congregated at the level of "a driven pattern of behavior lasting for at least 7 days" or "on-going use resulting in severe problems". Extraverts showed higher percentages of severe use of the six coping mechanisms than did introverts. Depression was the most frequently used coping mechanism of both the introverts and the extraverts. Introverts showed higher percentages of stopping the use of eating disorders, alcohol/drug abuse, high risk behavior, and depression. Extraverts had higher percentages of discontinued use of anxiety and somatic problems. Introverts reported more somatic complaints, while extraverts reported more severe somatic problems. The most often reported somatic complaints of both groups were arthritis, migraines, sleep difficulty, nightmares, and gastrointestinal problems. The majority of each group used most of the coping mechanisms at some time, suggesting a need for therapeutic intervention that considers the possibility of difficulties stemming from combined use of many of these coping mechanisms in addition to focusing on the trauma of the sexual abuse itself. sexual abuse children Myers-Briggs Type Indicator women introversion extraversion Adult child abuse victims. Women -- Mental health. Women -- Psychology. Adjustment (Psychology)
72	Možnosti analýzy online sociálních sítí na příkladu výzkumu chování uživatelů Facebooku v závislosti na jejich temperamentu / Possibilities of social network analysis based on the research of Facebook users' behaviour according to their temperament Šemberová, Kristina January 2011 (has links) Temperament is a determining factor of people's behaviour in everyday life. Does it show itself also online? Does introversial and extraversial behaviour in online networks differ? Some authors in their studies confirmed that introverts feel more secure in online networks and thus behave more like extraverts, similar effect have networks on behaviour of extraverts. Other authors proved empirically, that introversial users in virtual environment and online networks become more socially isolated and solitary. These studies were in principle conducted on American or Brittish colleges or universities, we have no similar research in Czech Republic. For this thesis, behaviour research and temperament identification questionnaire was filled up by 310 people of average age of 29 years, 2/3 were women, most of them live and work in Prague in media, marketing and public relations. Research results showed that 46% of users were present on Facebook for more than 2 years, extraverts actively participate in more networks, behaviour of introverts and extraverts on Facebook is really different as well as their way of using it, sometimes we can find very surprising details. First part of the thesis contains information about theoretical background - networks, social networks, online networks, ways and methods of...
73	Everted Sanctuaries: Increments of Silence Lewis, Ryan D. 13 June 2013 (has links) No description available. Design Psychology Personality Fine Arts introversion extroversion personality graphic design stop motion psychology animation kinetic typography typography object transformation kiwi teddy bear gum rice installation eversion
74	The Relationship between sense of coherence, learned resourcefulness and personality type among technical personnel Du Toit, François Stephanus 30 September 2002 (has links) This research study determined the relationship between personality, as measured by the Myers and Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and sense of coherence and learned resourcefulness. The study was conducted among one hundred technical workers within the context of organizational transformation and the ability to cope with resulting stress. Data was collected by means of the Myers and Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the Orientation to Life Questionnaire (OLQ) and the Self-control Schedule (SCS). The research found that sense of coherence can be predicted at a 5% significance level, while learned resourcefulness cannot be predicted. Extraverts, sensers, thinkers and judgers seem to cope better with stress-provoking demands. The respective personality types probably make use of different coping mechanisms under the same circumstances. Personality type seems to predict sense of coherence, but factors other than personality type could have an Influence. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M.Comm. (industrial Psychology) Personality Preference Extraversion Introversion Sensing Intution Thinking Feeling Judging Salutogenesis Sense of coherence Learned resourcefulness Coping and stress 155.2 Personality Extraversion Introversion Clinical health psychology Stress Coherence -- Psychological aspects Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Orientation to life questionnaire Self-control schedule Resourcefulness Sense of coherence
75	The Relationship between sense of coherence, learned resourcefulness and personality type among technical personnel Du Toit, François Stephanus 30 September 2002 (has links) This research study determined the relationship between personality, as measured by the Myers and Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and sense of coherence and learned resourcefulness. The study was conducted among one hundred technical workers within the context of organizational transformation and the ability to cope with resulting stress. Data was collected by means of the Myers and Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the Orientation to Life Questionnaire (OLQ) and the Self-control Schedule (SCS). The research found that sense of coherence can be predicted at a 5% significance level, while learned resourcefulness cannot be predicted. Extraverts, sensers, thinkers and judgers seem to cope better with stress-provoking demands. The respective personality types probably make use of different coping mechanisms under the same circumstances. Personality type seems to predict sense of coherence, but factors other than personality type could have an Influence. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / M.Comm. (industrial Psychology) Personality Preference Extraversion Introversion Sensing Intution Thinking Feeling Judging Salutogenesis Sense of coherence Learned resourcefulness Coping and stress 155.2 Personality Extraversion Introversion Clinical health psychology Stress Coherence -- Psychological aspects Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Orientation to life questionnaire Self-control schedule Resourcefulness Sense of coherence
76	A Method to My Quietness: A Grounded Theory Study of Living and Leading with Introversion Oram, Leatrice 02 September 2016 (has links) No description available. Social Research Personality Personality Psychology Organization Theory Organizational Behavior Higher Education Administration Introvert introversion extraversion extravert grounded theory leadership development positive identity positive organizational scholarship individual difference positive psychology personality
77	Trädsligheter - Hotell i Mariefred / Treeishness - Hotel in Mariefred Eygun Kihlberg, Adrian January 2015 (has links) Grundförutsättningarna för projektet var uppgiften att skapa ett mindre hotell i småstaden Mariefred som skulle relatera till staden på ett meningsfullt sätt. För att hantera hotelltypologins motstridiga behov av å ena sidan publika, livfulla ytor å andra sidan privata, lugna rum tog projektet inspiration av de rogivande träden på den i övrigt livfulla tomten som angavs i uppgiften. Hotellets olika rum, rumsgrupper och planlösning har därmed inspirerats av en trädanalogi. I projektet har även flödande rumssamband undersökts för att hantera verksamhetens stora behov av kommunikationsytor. I byggnaden har dessa försökts minimerats och planlösningen präglas istället av funktionsspecifika rumsgrupperingar ordnade efter förmodade flöden av gäster, personal och övrig logistik. Utrymme för flexibilitet i planlösning var även en del av processen med följden av stor variation av sammankopplade hotellrum eller möjlighet till extraprogram i bottenplan. En betydande utmaningen i processen var att låta trädanalogin vara en inspiration för meningsfull arkitektur utan att landa i det alltför pretentiösa. En annan stor utmaning var att få de flödande, flexibla rumssambanden till en funktionell planlösning och fortfarande ha möjlighet att utveckla projektet arkitektoniskt i övrigt. / The basis of the project was the assignment of creating a small hotel in the town of Mariefred that would relate to the town in a meaningful way. To handle the conflicting needs of the hotel typology consisting of - on the one hand public, vibrant parts and on the other hand private, quiet hotel rooms - the project took inspiration from the trees in the assigned site which gave peace to a relatively lively place. The hotel’s various rooms, group of rooms and the plan has thus been inspired by a tree analogy. The project also has examined a plan characterised of rooms and functions connected in a flow with minimised space solely dedicated for circulation. Groups of rooms with specific functions is organised according to presumed flows of guests, staff and other logistics. Flexibility in the plan was also part of the process with the result of a big variety of interconnected hotel rooms and the possibility of temporary additional programs on the ground floor. A significant challenge in the process was to let the tree analogy stay as an inspiration for meaningful architecture without being pretentious. Another big challenge was to get the flowing, flexible room relationships to a functional floor plan and still be able to develop the project architecturally otherwise. Sweden Södermanland Strängnäs Mariefred Hotel Tree Wood Timber Program Floor Plan Plan Grid System Flexibility Facade Atrium Panelling Openness Closed Introversion Sverige Södermanland Strängnäs Mariefred Hotell Trä Träd Träbyggnad Program Planlösning Rutnät System Flexibilitet Fasad Atrium Panel Öppenhet Slutenhet Architecture Arkitektur

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