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A guide to nursing students' written reflections for students and educators
Jessica L. Naber,Liz Markley +1 more
TL;DR: McGuire et al. as discussed by the authors explored reflective writing from the perspective of the nursing student and the nurse educator, and found that reflective writing allows students to combine clinical experiences and takeaways with didactic material to better understand both practice and instruction.
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Effective sport psychology consulting relationships: two coach case studies.
Lee-Ann Sharp,Ken Hodge +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the components necessary for the development of an effective applied sport psychology consulting relationship between a sport psychology consultant (SPC) and a coach, and two SPC-Coach consulting relationship case studies were presented.
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Identifying and Challenging Social Work Students' Biases
TL;DR: The authors describe a four-step teaching method designed to provide students individualized assistance with self-identifying and challenging prejudicial beliefs and value systems, including consciousness raising and identification of the targeted group, education, exposure, and self-reflection.
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Social Learning Theory and Behavioral Therapy: Considering Human Behaviors within the Social and Cultural Context of Individuals and Families
TL;DR: In this article, the authors examine theoretical thoughts of social learning theory and behavioral therapy and their influences on human behavior within a social and cultural context, and point out the abundance of research studies concerning the effectiveness and evidence-based practices with diverse groups.
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Students' Perceptions of the Impact of the College English Test
Hongli Li,Qi Zhong,Hoi K. Suen +2 more
TL;DR: This article investigated students' perceptions of the impact of the College English Test (CET) on their English-learning practices and their affective conditions and found that most students surveyed felt the CET had motivated them to make more effort to learn English.