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The maintenance of cooperative and helping behaviours in cooperative groups
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 2000Background. This study was a full‐year investigation of whether children, who had previously been trained to cooperate and help each other, were able to use these behaviours in reconstituted groups without additional training one year later. Aims. (i) To examine whether children who have previously been trained to cooperate demonstrate more cooperative
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Behaviour Policy and Staff Support: Helping Schools to Help Themselves
Educational Psychology in Practice, 1994Summary In this paper the origins, nature and use of the materials ‘Improving Behaviour and Relationships in Schools’ are described. These materials are workshop based and assist with staff development in the area of behaviour. They have been published by Doncaster LEA and released to psychological services and schools. They were written by the current
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The Influence of Age and Obesity on Helping Behaviour
British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1972R M, Tipton, S, Browning
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Mental health help‐seeking behaviour in men
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2023Graeme D. Smith, Megan Hebdon
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Navigating the Health Service Network: Helping Cancer Survivors* Find What They Need‡
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2002Frank Baker
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The role of self-help groups in helping patients and families cope with cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1988Morton A Lieberman, M A Lieberman
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