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Engineering Sustainable Engineers through the Undergraduate Experience.
Yvette Pearson Weatherton,Melanie L. Sattler,Stephen P. Mattingly,Victoria C. P. Chen,Jamie Rogers,Brian H. Dennis +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present an approach for teaching sustainable development from engineering, economic, and social perspectives, which is challenging to achieve due to the typical focus solely on the "profit" portion of the triple bottom line (TBL), especially in traditional business sectors; challenges in employing non-biased means of evaluating efforts towards sustainable development; constantly changing political environments; and difficulty in coordinating efforts among governments, industries and communities.
The effect of loving kindness meditation and student teachers stress and empathy
Abstract: Degree Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Department Educational Theory, Policy, and Practice Document Type Dissertation Abstract Teachers face increasing demands in the twenty-first century as they engage with students, administrators, coworkers, staff, and parents. High demands and stressors may generate feelings of emotional exhaustion in educators. If left ignored or untreated the emotional exhaustion may eventually lead to burnout and impairment. This prospectus highlights a study designed to explore a preventative option to mitigate the experience of stress felt by student teachers through a structured, guided mindfulness training practice: loving kindness meditation. Date 2012 Document Availability at the Time of Submission Release the entire work immediately for access worldwide. Recommended Citation Csaszar, Imre, "The effect of loving kindness meditation and student teachers stress and empathy" (2012). LSU Doctoral Dissertations. 288. https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/gradschool_dissertations/288
Aboriginal Concepts of Place and Country and their Meaning in Mental Health
TL;DR: This research extends the work of Vicary (2002) by looking specifically at the importance of place in Aboriginal worldviews, and how concepts such as ‘country’ need to be understood by non-Aboriginal practitioners for them to be able to provide a quality service that is culturally appropriate.
Mental health among suicide attempt survivors: the roles of stigma, self-disclosure, and family reactions
TL;DR: In this paper, a hierarchical standard regression model including both source and type of stigma was used to examine how stigma, suicide disclosure, and family reaction impact subsequent mental health of attempt survivors and those who have experience suicidal ideation.
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Knowledge of the Heart: Ethical Implications of Sociological Research With Emotion:
TL;DR: For instance, the authors pointed out that emotion has been the subject of social science research for many decades, and that most of this research has been orientated around research on emotion.