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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Guided Online for Distressed Caregivers of Persons Living with Dementia

Clinical Gerontologist, 2021
Objectives This study examined the effects of a guided online acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) intervention on distressed family caregivers of persons living with dementia and explored the experiences of these caregivers in the ACT intervention ...
Areum Han, H. Yuen, Jeremy Jenkins, Hee Yun Lee   +3 more
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The act of interpretation

The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2006
The author understands the interpreting act as an attempt to perceive what happens in the transference/countertransference field and not just what happens in the patient's mind. Interpretation transcends mere intellectual communication. It is also an experience in which analysts' emotions work as an important instrument in understanding their patients.
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The right to an explanation in practice: insights from case law for the GDPR and the AI Act

Law, Innovation and Technology
The right to an explanation under the GDPR has been much discussed in legal-doctrinal scholarship. This article expands upon this academic discourse, by providing insights into what questions the application of the right to an explanation has raised in ...
Ljubiša Metikoš, J. Ausloos
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Supportive Social Work Supervision as an Act of Care: A Conceptual Model

, 2021
Supportive supervision is an important but often over-looked practice in contemporary social work, often assisting in maintaining practitioner well-being.
M. Newcomb
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Interpreting Acts

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 2012
Interpreters of Acts face three recurrent questions: 1) What is its genre? 2) Why was it written? and 3) How is Scripture used? In deciding genre, readers must decide if Acts is history, and, if so, in what sense. Determining its literary or theological purpose can be done in terms of asking what Acts accomplishes.
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Interpretative Norms (the Main Theoretical Characteristic)

Academic Law Journal
The attitude to the question of the possibility of the existence of interpretative norms in Soviet and modern Russian jurisprudence has always been ambiguous – from full support to complete denial.
I. Minnikes
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Qualitative analysis of employee and employer perspectives on India’s Maternity Benefit Act

The International Journal of Organizational Analysis
Purpose This study aims to examine the perceptions of female employees and employers in India, focusing on the Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act, 2017.
Narendra Singh Chaudhary, Rinku Sanjeev, N. Natrajan   +2 more
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Performance-based spatial monitoring. An interpretative model for long-term shrinking medium-small Italian towns

, 2020
The paper illustrates a GIS-based methodology to identify, among medium-small Italian towns, shrinking clusters characterised by homogeneous shrinking patterns in a 25-year-time frame.
Barbara Caselli, P. Ventura, M. Zazzi
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An Interpretation of the Robinson-Patman Act

Journal of Marketing, 1937
TWENTY years ago in my little book on unfair competition,2 I asserted that the prohibition of unfair competition contained in the Trade Commission Act was designed to prohibit methods and practices which were unfair from an economic point of view and that this was the only sound construction of the statute.
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Accounting and the interpretive act

Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1993
The structuration theory of Anthony Giddens has been employed by Macintosh & Scapens (Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1990, pp. 455–477) to argue that management accounting systems are the interpretive schemes, facilities and norms used by managements to make plans, take actions and control others in organizations.
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