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Vasileia Papadaki Marianna Iliadou Katerina Maragianni Kyriaki Plotnikof 《Journal of gay & lesbian social services》2019,31(2):202-222
This study explores social work students’ level of support for gay and lesbian rights. Respondents were all the students (N?=?460) attending classes in a Social Work Department in Greece. While students were generally supportive of gay and lesbian rights, a significant percentage believed that social workers should support gay and lesbian rights only when lesbians and gay men do not offend or upset others and their rights do not contradict the prevalent religion and societal values. Religiosity was an important correlate of students’ level of support for gay and lesbian rights. Findings are discussed in relation with social work education. 相似文献
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Katerina Zabrodska Constance Ellwood Sara Zaeemdar Jiri Mudrak 《Culture and Organization》2016,22(2):136-157
This study explores the micro-level processes sustaining hostile workplace behaviour at the level of interactions between targets and actors. Drawing on Weick's [1995. Sensemaking in Organizations. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage] sensemaking theory, the study examined how targets and actors of workplace bullying made sense of each other's behaviours during first occasions of hostility. An analysis of collective biography stories of hostility in academia showed that targets experienced destabilisation of identity, positioned actors as arbiters of adequacy, and engaged in self-undermining. Actors' stories revealed not only moral condemnation of targets, failure to recognise the injury caused, but also precarious emotions, which could have subverted harmful behaviours. Based on these findings, the authors argue that understanding target and actor sensemaking is vital since it appears to contribute to power differentials between the parties from the very onset of hostility, thus allowing it to escalate. The implications for the development of a sensemaking approach to workplace bullying and organisational intervention are discussed. 相似文献
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Guillermo B. Willis Hugo Carretero-Dios Rosa Rodríguez-Bailón Katerina Petkanopoulou 《Revista de Psicología Social》2016,31(3):554-588
In this paper we present the development of the Spanish version of the Generalized Sense of Power Scale — individuals’ perception about their ability to influence others. After examining evidence of content validity, in two studies we investigated the psychometric properties of the Generalized Sense of Power Scale (GSPS) and its relationship with other theoretically related variables. In Study 1, we found through an exploratory factor analysis that the factorial structure of the GSPS presents two differentiated factors: sense of soft power and sense of harsh power. In Study 2, a confirmatory factor analysis replicated this finding, and we also found the expected correlations between these two factors and other theoretically related variables. Furthermore, we found that these two factors showed adequate internal consistency in both studies. All in all, our results suggest that the Spanish version of the GSPS is an instrument that is able to measure the generalized sense of power. 相似文献
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The constantly increasing number of immigrant families living in Greece has forced teachers to deal with one more factor affecting classroom dynamics: student attitudes towards their immigrant classmates, their families, and immigrants in general. A first step in dealing with such a factor is to establish the extent and nature of prejudice towards immigrants by measuring student attitudes with respect to immigrants. A questionnaire focusing on immigrant acceptance was prepared and administered to a sample of Greek middle school students, who also completed a paragraph about immigrants living in Greece. Results suggested that students held negative opinions about immigrants. In addition, positive comments were limited to the cheap labor provided by immigrant workers. Implications for schools and the educational process are considered. 相似文献
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Duverger’s law states that Plurality Voting tends to favor a two-party system. We conducted laboratory experiments to study
whether voting procedures other than Plurality Voting could favor a two-party system as well. Plurality Voting is compared
with Approval Voting and Dual Voting, both of which allow to vote for multiple candidates, but differ in whether voters are
required to cast all their votes. We find that in most elections held under Plurality Voting and Approval Voting, at most
two candidates are viable. By contrast, three candidates are viable in a sizable number of elections held under Dual Voting
due to strategic voting. Our evidence suggests that Approval Voting may encourage a two-party system, whereas Dual Voting
may encourage multipartism. The voters’ ability to truncate ballots (i.e., not cast all their votes) is essential for supporting
the two-party system under Approval Voting. 相似文献