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Aging in Indigenous Communities: Perspective from Two Ancestral Communities in the Colombian Andean-Amazon Region. [PDF]
J Cross Cult GerontolGarcía HD, García WA, Curcio CL.
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Reframing cigarettes as social currency: A randomized survey experiment on the role of warning images and pricing. [PDF]
Tob Induc DisXing Y, Wen W, Wang G, Du K.
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Exploring the Conditions and Strategies That Lead Nurses to Advocate for Elderly Cancer Patients in the Perioperative Intensive Care Unit: A Qualitative Study. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel)Pires SM, Gomes I.
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Experiences of women facing intimate partner violence during the revocation of protective orders. [PDF]
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What it means to thrive: a qualitative, interdisciplinary exploration of employees' understandings of "thriving" at work. [PDF]
Int J Qual Stud Health Well-beingDalessandro C, Lovell A.
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2018
Symbolic interactionism is in the main a US sociological and social psychological perspective that has focused on the reciprocal relationship between language, identity and society. Philosophically it has largely been associated with pragmatists such as James (1907), Mead (1934), Dewey (1922) and Pierce (1958), although in the European context it has ...
Alexis Franzese, Carrie Seigler
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Symbolic interactionism is in the main a US sociological and social psychological perspective that has focused on the reciprocal relationship between language, identity and society. Philosophically it has largely been associated with pragmatists such as James (1907), Mead (1934), Dewey (1922) and Pierce (1958), although in the European context it has ...
Alexis Franzese, Carrie Seigler
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2016
This entry presents the main concepts of symbolic interactionism as a theoretical and methodological framework aimed at analyzing how social experience is constructed by the means of language and social interaction. It also describes the evolution of these key concepts, in the course of the long history of this sociological current, with particular ...
David Scott, Tara Duncan
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This entry presents the main concepts of symbolic interactionism as a theoretical and methodological framework aimed at analyzing how social experience is constructed by the means of language and social interaction. It also describes the evolution of these key concepts, in the course of the long history of this sociological current, with particular ...
David Scott, Tara Duncan
+6 more sources