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Undergraduate nursing student experiences with faculty bullies.

Jason Mott
- 01 May 2014 - 
- Vol. 39, Iss: 3, pp 143-148
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This paper examined the lived experiences of undergraduate nursing students with faculty bullying and found that emotional experience of bullying, the giving and gaining of mutual respect, the value of resilience and persistence, and that perception is reality.
Abstract
Incivility literature has focused primarily on student-to-faculty incivility, whereas less focus has been placed on faculty-to-student bullying. This study examined the lived experiences of undergraduate nursing students with faculty bullying. Using descriptive phenomenology, this study explored these lived experiences. Themes emerged including the emotional experience of bullying, the giving and gaining of mutual respect, the value of resilience and persistence, and that perception is reality.

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Classroom Civility is Another of Our Instructor Responsibilities

Lloyd J. Feldmann
- 01 Nov 2001 - 
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Generational differences in distress, attitudes and incivility among nurses.

TL;DR: The negative quality of social encounters at work contributes to nurses' experience of distress and suggest conflicts of values with the dominant culture of their workplaces.
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