The purpose of the article is to describe how academic integrity was approached through role-play and to discuss theoretical and pedagogical foundations of role-play in teaching academic integrity.
The course focused on the conceptual foundations of the role of spirituality in patients' health, the primary literature supporting this relationship, and the development and performance of methods in which to appropriately incorporate spiritual assessment and care into pharmacy practice.
Wesely asserts that it was during the Braunstein games he created and refereed, and in which other MMSA members participated, that Arneson helped develop the foundations of modern role-playing games on a 1 1 scale basis by focusing on non-combat objectives a step away from wargaming towards the more individual play and varied challenges of later RPGs.
An ongoing debate in the foundations of physics concerns the role of mathematical rigor in theorizing.
These eight issues are: the relevance of DSS research, DSS research methods and paradigms, the judgement and decision-making theoretical foundations of DSS research, the role of the IT artifact in DSS research, the funding of DSS research, inertia and conservatism of DSS research agendas, DSS exposure in general "A" journals, and discipline coherence.
Despite changes that require junior doctors to choose a specialty 18 months after graduating from medical school, one of the most important influences on specialty choice remains experience in that specialty during foundation training, including the influence of role models and senior colleagues.
Community foundations have traditionally played this kind of role, and other organizations have begun to offer their services, charging varying fees.
Lesbian feminist theory has been important in furthering feminist understandings of the nature of gender and power and in illuminating the social and cultural foundations of sexuality and gender roles.
The historical roots of IPT derive from the interpersonal school of psychiatry, and IPT is based on the empirical foundations of attachment theory, social roles, and life events (Stuart, 2008; Weissman et al., 2000).
Drake said that, as Team Sky had evolved since its foundation, the overlap of roles and responsibilities with British Cycling had become less.
Terminology, such as 'crucial'pivotaltal'thethe foundation of it'significantant role', was used to describe the public health role of the midwife in relation to the core aspect, although, within groups there was confusion relating to if and how midwives viewed themselves as public health practitioners.
