Goals

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Implicit theories of relationships: orientations toward evaluation and cultivation.

Implicit theories of relationships (ITRs) influence goals, motivations, attributions, and behavior in romantic relationships. We developed a model of ITRs that draws from social cognition, motivation, and achievement literatures, and derived conceptual ...
C Raymond Knee, Heather Patrick, Cynthia Lonsbary (Pers Soc Psychol Rev, 2003)
implicit-theories-relationships-orientations-toward-evaluation.asp

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Eating disorder therapy concepts with a preventive goal.

In this paper, we describe our 4-phase-therapy program for eating disorders at a specialized unit. Core of the treatment is a 4-month day patient phase. Our approach, which implies a fixed structure in terms of time and content, is based on ...
M Gerlinghoff, G Gross, H Backmund (Eur Child Adolesc Psychiatry, 2003)
eating-disorder-therapy-concepts-preventive-goal.asp

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The recovery vision for mental health services and research: a British perspective.

It may seem logical that if people can break down or become ill, then they can also overcome their problems and recover. Yet providers of mental health services often fail to emphasise such positive possibilities for people with mental health ...
Judy Turner-Crowson, Jan Wallcraft (Psychiatr Rehabil J, 2002WINTER)
recovery-vision-mental-health-services-research-british-perspective.asp

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Measuring practitioners beliefs, goals, and practices in psychiatric rehabilitation.

This article reports on a scale to measure the psychiatric rehabilitation beliefs, goals, and practices of staff who provide services to consumers. The scales reliability, validity, and factor structure are presented based upon 469 staff members and 191 ...
Edward S Casper, Janice Oursler, Lisa T Schmidt, Kenneth J Gill (Psychiatr Rehabil J, 2002WINTER)
measuring-practitioners-beliefs-goals-practices-psychiatric.asp

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Culture, control, and family involvement: a comparison of psychosocial rehabilitation in India and the United States.

Research has shown better prognosis rates for people with psychiatric disabilities in developing countries than in Western countries. By comparing psychosocial rehabilitation in India and the United States, this paper explores how cultual beliefs and ...
Victoria Stanhope (Psychiatr Rehabil J, 2002WINTER)
culture-control-family-involvement-comparison-psychosocial.asp

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The goals of psychiatric rehabilitation: an ethical analysis.

This study addressed the question under what conditions ought client-centered psychiatric rehabilitation work towards goals set by its clients. This was done by means of an ethical analysis of goal setting in psychiatric rehabilitation, using standard ...
Abraham Rudnick (Psychiatr Rehabil J, 2002WINTER)
goals-psychiatric-rehabilitation-ethical-analysis.asp

97.

Toward a more natural medicine.

Modern science and culture attempt to dominate and control nature. Unfortunately contemporary medicine has followed this lead. Traditionally religion has recognized the order and goodness in the natural order and has encouraged followers to comply with ...
Patrick Guinan (J Relig Health, 2002SUMMER)
toward-more-natural-medicine.asp

98.

Goal advancement among mental health self-help agency members.

OBJECTIVE: Goal advancement is critical to mental health clients reintegration into the community. This research considers factors likely to contribute to goal advancement among members of four consumer-run mental health self-help agencies (SHAs) who ...
John Q Hodges, Steven P Segal (Psychiatr Rehabil J, 2002SUMMER)
goal-advancement-mental-health-self-help-agency-members.asp

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The relationship of gender and achievement to future outlook among African American adolescents.

This study examined the connection between future outlook and school achievement among low-income, urban African American adolescents. Eight males and eight females, ranging in age from 14 to 16 years, completed a pen- and-paper questionnaire and two ...
Detris T Honora (Adolescence, 2002SUMMER)
relationship-gender-achievement-future-outlook-african-american.asp

100.

Leadership in turbulent times is spiritual.

In the past decade, two formerly estranged domains, spirituality and work, have been increasingly linked. Why has this happened? This articles posits that this strange union is an unavoidable consequence of living in a turbulent time. As our world grows ...
Margaret J Wheatley (Front Health Serv Manage, 2002SUMMER)
leadership-turbulent-times-spiritual.asp