I am eager to see the efficacy of our social responsibility assessment tool for FIPs, how it is received on the ground, and whether or not we can generate positive change.
And so what we find is that while suppression simply quiets negative emotion reports, and eases tension under the eye and of the brow and slows down heartbeats, it doesn't do much to generate positive change.
By studying how individual psychology, organizational conditions, and social factors can shape how decisions are made, faculty in the Management and Organizations area are using their knowledge to generate positive change.
We hope that our findings serve to not only inform people of existing trends relating to homicides in Bangkok, but also as a source of discussion for the public to generate positive change in our country.
The ideal was placed into history and continues to generate positive change.
But the summit was a success in doing what it sought to do -- connecting actors from the business, philanthropic, and social sectors to generate positive change through partnership and innovation.
The theory of change is commonly elaborated during the programme development process, articulating how the intervention is expected to act on key agents and institutions and through what mechanisms and interactions it is expected to generate positive change.
The study was guided by the following research questions: Can a blended e-learning training programme generate positive change in participants' understandings of, and confidence in delivering, end of life care in care homes?
This mixed-methods small-scale case study demonstrates that blended e-learning courses have the potential to generate positive change in participants' understandings of and confidence towards end of life care.
Somewhat, by contrast, organismic valuing theory attempts to provide an account of positive changes rooted in humanistic psychology wherein post- traumatic stress is viewed as indicative of normal, natural cognitive processes that have the potential to generate positive change of such experiences.
