Search results for "change process"

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A social and environmental impact assessment of the Crucitas gold mining project in Costa Rica

2014

In 2008 Costa Rica was facing a critical time in its history. A five year mining moratorium had just ended and mining companies were interested in exploring untapped resources in the country. The country was facing important decisions with which development path to take. The Crucitas Mining Project (CMP) was an issue that the whole country had an opinion on; in fact the Constitutional Court of Costa Rica (SALA IV) was debating what to do with the CMP. The purpose of this study was to assist decision makers by providing a well-rounded assessment of the impacts the CMP would have. The goal of this study was to evaluate whether it would be better for Costa Rica to let the mining operation cont…

Costa RicaSocial change processescase studyCrucitasenvironmental impact assessmentkaivostoimintaympäristövaikutuksetTapaustutkimusyhteiskunnallinen muutosbio-physical change processesarviointisosiaaliset vaikutuksetSocial impact assessment
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“When You Thought That There Is No One and Nothing”: The Value of Psychodrama in Working With Abused Women

2018

This paper discusses how psychodrama methods and techniques can empower abused women and stimulate changes in their victim role. Through an in-depth exploration, we sought to gain an insider’s perspective of the experiences of change and perceived outcomes for abused women, which could contribute to optimizing gender violence intervention. Theoretically, the study is grounded in the female co-responsibility and trans-generational transmission of women’s victim role from mother to daughter. A mixed methods experimental design employing an explanatory sequential approach to data collection was implemented. A total sample of 33 abused women (15 in the experimental group, and 18 in the control …

Typology050103 clinical psychologyPsychology (all)victim rolemedia_common.quotation_subjectlcsh:BF1-990Developmental psychologyIntervention (counseling)Abused women; Change process; Interpretative phenomenological analysis; Psychodrama; Victim role; Psychology (all)Psychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesabused womenEmpowermentGeneral PsychologyOriginal Researchmedia_commonInterpretative phenomenological analysis05 social sciencesinterpretative phenomenological analysisPsychodramachange processlcsh:PsychologyAction (philosophy)050903 gender studiesDomestic violencePsychological resilience0509 other social sciencesPsychologypsychodramaFrontiers in Psychology
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Socially phobic clients' self-descriptions, treatment progress and reflexivity in short-term cognitive-constructivist group psychotherapy

2017

The aim of the research was to get information about different kinds of clients with social phobia and their therapeutic progress in cognitive-constructivist group psychotherapy. The aim was also to offer relevant information to clinicians working with socially phobic clients on how they could help the progress of the successful therapeutic change process of socially phobic clients, especially in early phases of the therapy when clients are developing a reflexive stance toward their own problematic experiences. Study I supported the view that negative self-image is central to social phobia, but this ranged from total piteousness to relatively few negative feelings of insufficiency. Three su…

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