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The Ethics of Role Conflict in Research
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 1993While engaged in interviewing stroke patients, nurses found their research responsibilities conflicting with traditional patient care values. At the termination of the pilot project, the nurses, doubting their role, shared their concerns with the research team.
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The Female Athlete and Role Conflict
Research Quarterly. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 1979Abstract Male and female constitute ascribed social positions for which there is a set of role-appropriate attitudes and behaviors, and severe sanctions are imposed on those who violate those role expectations. Since athletic participation has traditionally been viewed as a male prerogative and the female participant has often faced social stigma and ...
G H, Sage, S, Loudermilk
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Conflict and consensus: the role of standards
Computer, 1998Sometime in the future, we will all look back at January 1998 and laugh about the current conflicts in the technology industry. A hindsight perspective inevitably generates a few chuckles, but it also allows us to recognize that conflict is essential to innovation. Conflict energizes the entire process.
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Some Effects of Role Conflict Source on the Experience of Role Conflict
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 1992A group of 176 undergraduates participated in a roleâplaying laboratory experiment that explored the effects of intersender and intrasender role conflict on experienced role stress. Each role sender's power (control over valued resources and outcomes) and importance (desire to meet the sender's expectations) were measured. For intrasender conflict only,
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