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Family Systems: Values and Value Conflicts
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1983New applications of the theory to clinical practice ana in nursing education.
A R, Swanson, P M, Hurley
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Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998
Evolutionary Genetics (2nd edn) by J. Maynard Smith, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk, £19.95 pbk (368 pages) ISBN 0 19 850232 X/0 19 850231 1 Selection in Natural Populations by J.B. Mitton, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk (252 pages) ISBN 0 19 506352 X Progress and Prospects in Evolutionary Biology edited by J.R.
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Evolutionary Genetics (2nd edn) by J. Maynard Smith, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk, £19.95 pbk (368 pages) ISBN 0 19 850232 X/0 19 850231 1 Selection in Natural Populations by J.B. Mitton, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk (252 pages) ISBN 0 19 506352 X Progress and Prospects in Evolutionary Biology edited by J.R.
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Family Values and the Value of the Family
Journal of Philosophy of Education, 1994So-called family values and their part in education are considered. ‘Traditional’‘modern’ and ‘deviant’ patterns of family relationships are discussed and the moral superiority of the first is questioned. The single life without family involvement is also proposed as a possibly fulfilling mode of existence in its own right.
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2018
This chapter discusses how the long-term success of converts required reworking relationships with preconversion families and lives. Pentecostal rupture with the unconverted world in practice was not ever complete. Converts' success hinged on the uncertain prospect of exchanging spiritual capital gained in the ministry for the local currency of their ...
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This chapter discusses how the long-term success of converts required reworking relationships with preconversion families and lives. Pentecostal rupture with the unconverted world in practice was not ever complete. Converts' success hinged on the uncertain prospect of exchanging spiritual capital gained in the ministry for the local currency of their ...
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Talking about Family Values After "Family Values"
Dissent, 2010More than a year ago, the front page of the New York Times featured a story on a new workplace trend. Besides laying off thousands of workers, employers have also been resorting to pay cuts, downgrades, and shortened work weeks more often than at any time since the Great Depression.
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Raisons politiques
L’héritage est une source majeure d’inégalité, et il est prouvé que plus une société est inégalitaire, moins elle sera favorable à l’idée de le taxer. Cela semble s’expliquer en partie par l’importance de l’héritage pour les valeurs familiales. Mais pour la plupart des égalitaristes, les valeurs familiales ne sont pas suffisamment convaincantes pour ...
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L’héritage est une source majeure d’inégalité, et il est prouvé que plus une société est inégalitaire, moins elle sera favorable à l’idée de le taxer. Cela semble s’expliquer en partie par l’importance de l’héritage pour les valeurs familiales. Mais pour la plupart des égalitaristes, les valeurs familiales ne sont pas suffisamment convaincantes pour ...
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The Lancet, 2005
PurposeAims to suggest how characteristics of the idealized nuclear family may provide some lessons for the improved practice of hospitality management.Design/methodology/approachExplores the origin and nature of the family as a social unit and the benefits experienced by its members and society.
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PurposeAims to suggest how characteristics of the idealized nuclear family may provide some lessons for the improved practice of hospitality management.Design/methodology/approachExplores the origin and nature of the family as a social unit and the benefits experienced by its members and society.
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Youth & Society, 1998
The influence of family values on adolescent problem behaviors is explored in an 18-year study of 199 families. Factor analyses revealed two value dimensions: traditional/achievement and humanistic/egalitarian. Problem behavior was indicated by drug use, delinquency, dropout, and sexual behavior.
HELEN E. GARNIER, JUDITH A. STEIN
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The influence of family values on adolescent problem behaviors is explored in an 18-year study of 199 families. Factor analyses revealed two value dimensions: traditional/achievement and humanistic/egalitarian. Problem behavior was indicated by drug use, delinquency, dropout, and sexual behavior.
HELEN E. GARNIER, JUDITH A. STEIN
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