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  • A Corpus Linguistic Study of Grief

    Creator:
    Ramakrishna, Nandini J.
    Abstract:
    The counseling profession has historically adopted a one-size-fits-all approach toward addressing bereavement. However, there is an emerging paradigm-shift in grief therapy that has been enabled by recent research that differentiates, for example, between types of grief and styles of grieving. This research project contributes to this nuanced approach to grief...
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    Dissertation
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION OF Nandini J

  • A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Counseling Alliance Ruptures: A Pilot Study

    Creator:
    Jacques, Justin
    Abstract:
    Establishing a therapeutic alliance or a therapeutic bond has long been seen as an essential component of obtaining positive treatment outcomes in clinical practice. More recently, the idea of recognizing therapeutic alliance ruptures (disagreements about the tasks or goals of therapy or a problem in the therapeutic bond) during counseling...
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    Dissertation
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    . 17 References Bjekić, J., Lazarević, L. B., Živanović, M., & Knežević, G. (2014). Psychometric

  • The treatment of criminal recidivism : corpus-based analyses

    Creator:
    Texidor Maldonado, Carlos Obed
    Abstract:
    The dehumanization of Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) and marginalized communities does not end once an individual is released from an institution. The dehumanization process is kept alive with ineffective community supervision and the stigma associated with an individual’s incarnation history. Evidence of this continual dehumanization process is reflected...
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    Dissertation
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    ; Latessa & Schweitzer, 2020) and the stigma associated with an individual’s incarnation history (Tyler