"The feeling of being treated as an adult and responding in kind," Professor McCabe said, "it's clearly there for many students.
Though she was the first employee to travel this road, and there was some "figuring out the details together," she never had the feeling of being treated like anything but an employee with a human resources need.
My response would generally be one of defensiveness, rationalization or justification, none of which generally did much to relieve either Linda's frustration or my resentment in response to my feeling of being treated like a child.
In the Effort-Reward Imbalance model, reward includes respect and support from work colleagues and superiors, the feeling of being treated fairly and/or promotion prospects, job security, and social status.
The 14 patients who were disturbed by the reminder gave the following reasons: phone call too early in the morning (n = 1), were waiting for important results (n = 1), were reached at work (n = 4), had the feeling of being treated as senile (n = 2), felt it was not necessary (n = 3), other reasons (n = 3).
In each of these 124 ventilations the background for not presenting the patient to an ICU consultant was the strong feeling of the treating physician that the patient was not suited for an ICU or that the request would be turned down by an ICU consultant.
All participants shared feelings of being treated poorly by medical professionals and lacking information about renal disease and treatment options.
Central in almost all the women's descriptions were the feelings of being treated in a disrespectful way during labour or postpartum care.
All participants shared feelings of being treated poorly by medical professionals, lacking information about renal disease and treatment options including transplantation, and desiring more knowledge about these options.
This study identified several obstacles for EMG caregivers seeking health services, including: gender roles, long travelling distances for highland villagers, concerns about the indirect costs of treatment and a reluctance to use government health facilities due to feelings of being treated disrespectfully by health staff.
Yet no one here is whitewashing the disappointment, the sense even now, two decades later, of feeling treated as immigrants in their own country, of the deeply insulting perception that their values — forged in a socialist state — were expunged and delegitimized.
