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Early socialisation as a strategy to increase piglets’ social skills in intensive farming conditions
Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2018Socialisation is a process in which animals interact with unfamiliar conspecifics, that allows them to develop their social abilities. Socialisation has been proposed as a method in pig husbandry to increase piglets’ social skills and reduce conspecific ...
Laura C. Salazar +6 more
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2019
De janvier 2012 à octobre 2015, l’Unité Mixte de Recherche CNRS 6590 « Espaces et Sociétés » (ESO), le Centre d’Études et de Recherches sur les Qualifications (CEREQ) accompagné de la Plateforme Universitaire des Données de Caen (PUDC), le Groupement d’Intérêt Scientifique Môle Armoricain de Recherche sur la SOciété de l’Information et les Usages d ...
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De janvier 2012 à octobre 2015, l’Unité Mixte de Recherche CNRS 6590 « Espaces et Sociétés » (ESO), le Centre d’Études et de Recherches sur les Qualifications (CEREQ) accompagné de la Plateforme Universitaire des Données de Caen (PUDC), le Groupement d’Intérêt Scientifique Môle Armoricain de Recherche sur la SOciété de l’Information et les Usages d ...
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Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2019
As global competition has intensified in Higher Education (HE) over the past decade, HE institutions of many non-English-speaking societies have strategically concentrated on internationalisation and increased the international population of their ...
Jeong-yeon Kim
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As global competition has intensified in Higher Education (HE) over the past decade, HE institutions of many non-English-speaking societies have strategically concentrated on internationalisation and increased the international population of their ...
Jeong-yeon Kim
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Nurse Education Today, 2018
BACKGROUND Missed care is a recently described concept that is subject to an increasing amount of international nursing research. The impact of missed care is associated with poorer patient outcomes (mortality and morbidity) and poorer levels of patient ...
B. Gibbon, J. Crane
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BACKGROUND Missed care is a recently described concept that is subject to an increasing amount of international nursing research. The impact of missed care is associated with poorer patient outcomes (mortality and morbidity) and poorer levels of patient ...
B. Gibbon, J. Crane
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2017
Socialisering er det begreb som psykologer, sociologer, pædagoger og andre bruger om den proces, der former et menneskes personlighed, dannelse, kompetencer, normer og værdier, så dette menneske kan indgå i det pågældende samfund. Socialisering henviser med andre ord til de mangfoldige læreprocesser, der gradvist former barnet, den unge og senere den ...
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Socialisering er det begreb som psykologer, sociologer, pædagoger og andre bruger om den proces, der former et menneskes personlighed, dannelse, kompetencer, normer og værdier, så dette menneske kan indgå i det pågældende samfund. Socialisering henviser med andre ord til de mangfoldige læreprocesser, der gradvist former barnet, den unge og senere den ...
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Désocialisation… (Re)Socialisation
Lumen Vitae, 2011Pour comprendre les mecanismes a l’œuvre dans la desocialisation et les tentatives de resocialisation, il faut revenir a des concepts primordiaux, presents en nous des notre venue au monde : notre cerveau est faconne par des interactions relationnelles continues avec ce – et ceux – qui nous entourent et qui induisent notre maniere d’etre en societe ...
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2003
From the premise that humans are social beings, the Scots develop negative and positive arguments. Negatively they reject all contractarian/rationalistic accounts of social living and downplay any crucial role for ‘great men’. Positively they emphasise the effects of socialisation and underline the factors underpinning social coherence (here called ...
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From the premise that humans are social beings, the Scots develop negative and positive arguments. Negatively they reject all contractarian/rationalistic accounts of social living and downplay any crucial role for ‘great men’. Positively they emphasise the effects of socialisation and underline the factors underpinning social coherence (here called ...
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