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Rhetorical Approach to the Periautology of Philippians 3:2–16
This article examines why Paul uses self-praise, or periautology, in Phil 3:2–14 to respond to Christians who boasted of their Jewish origin. It shows the importance and relevance of this type of rhetoric, clarifies its purpose, and examines the way Paul
Jean-Noël Aletti
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Following the self-esteem movement, parents, teachers, coaches, and other adults have attempted to praise children to build their self-confidence. Although they assume the effectiveness of praise and use it frequently with children and other learners, it
Kobayashi, Futoshi
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Chapter 5, “Praise and Affirmation,” is the first of three chapters that examine families’ everyday practices, based on ethnographic observations of six Centerville families over the course of a year.
Grace E. Cho, Peggy J. Miller
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Objective:To explore the effect of continuous nursing centered on husband and wife on improuing the body image of breast cancer patients.Methods:A total of 80 cases of breast cancer patients were randomly divided into intervention group and control group
WANG Xia, ZHANG Chao, Xu Lijie, et al
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Craobh nan Ubhal: A Gaelic Panegyric
Craobh nan Ubhal forms part of the well-known corpus of Gaelic waulking songs. Drawing on the idea of the chief as a miraculously fecund apple tree, through fulsome praise, the female speaker bears witness to her patron’s prosperity, with exhortations to
Lillis Ó Laoire
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Although it is normative for children to desire praise, some might show addiction to praise. We define praise addiction as a strong reliance on praise: a constant seeking of praise, prioritization of praise-seeking, and distress when praise is not ...
Brummelman, Eddie +4 more
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Praise and cooperation: Investigating the effects of praise content and agency
How group members’ perceptions of each other’s actions influence cooperative behaviour over time remains uncertain. This study explored the effects of praise (praise content and agency) on cooperation in a two-player public goods game through one pilot ...
Xue, Zhiyang +5 more
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Anaglyphs are displays in which the left and right eye images are presented in different colours, such as red and cyan, and they are viewed through filters of the same colours so that each eye sees a different image. They have typically been used to present slightly different images to each eye so that they are seen in relief – stereoscopic depth ...
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