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Lifestyle Interventions and Pharmacological Adherence in the Management of Hypertension Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults: A Systematic Review. [PDF]
Nurs Res PractRansinyo K, Banharak S, Sommana C.
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1985
Pressure or ‘interest’ groups are groups of people who are in association because they have a common interest; and who use whatever power is available as a result of their unity of interest to put pressure on other agencies to have their views adopted.
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Pressure or ‘interest’ groups are groups of people who are in association because they have a common interest; and who use whatever power is available as a result of their unity of interest to put pressure on other agencies to have their views adopted.
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Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 1998
Abstract This paper aims to help the reader explore the physicality of human group interactions. Brief historical sketches of primatology, sociology, suggestion and attatchment theory are followed by more modern family and group perspectives. The rest of the paper starts an exploration of the physical feelings, and the subjective and physiological ...
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Abstract This paper aims to help the reader explore the physicality of human group interactions. Brief historical sketches of primatology, sociology, suggestion and attatchment theory are followed by more modern family and group perspectives. The rest of the paper starts an exploration of the physical feelings, and the subjective and physiological ...
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American Political Science Review, 1942
In recent political literature, pressure groups have frequently been condemned as a deleterious element in American government. One scholar in the field of political parties writes: “In the economy of democratic government the pressure group is definitely a parasite on the wastage of power exercised by the sovereign majority.” Another scholar uses the ...
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In recent political literature, pressure groups have frequently been condemned as a deleterious element in American government. One scholar in the field of political parties writes: “In the economy of democratic government the pressure group is definitely a parasite on the wastage of power exercised by the sovereign majority.” Another scholar uses the ...
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Conformity and Resistance to Group Pressure
Sociometry, 1965This study examined and compared the behavior of "resisters" and "conformers" in an Asch-type situation. Using a recall measure, it was found that resisters and conformers recall less material than a control group, and that resisters recall less than conformers.
M, GOLDMAN, B J, HABERLEIN, G J, FEDER
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Effect of Group Pressure on Memory
The Journal of Psychology, 1968(1968). Effect of Group Pressure on Memory. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 69, No. 1, pp. 19-32.
V L, Allen, B W, Bragg
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A Pressure Group and the Pressured: A Case Report
American Political Science Review, 1954The organized interest group does not make the laws of the land. It must devise means for gaining access to and influencing those who are constitutionally empowered to make, administer, or otherwise define the law. This study deals with the efforts of one organized group, the Associated Industries of Vermont, to secure its objectives in the 1951 ...
Oliver Garceau, Corinne Silverman
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