Eva Li

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  By Ramlee Mohd Junus · Putra University, Malaysia
  Eva Li

  It would depend on what the research is intended to measure, the research questions etc. 

  It would depend on what the research is intended to measure, the research questions etc.
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  By Jyotsna Agrawal · Community Empowerment Lab
  Eva Li

  hi, i managed to find something brief from google. there are certain section that could be seen on google books. Else, you can try locating this bo... [more]

  hi, i managed to find something brief from google. there are certain section that could be seen on google books. Else, you can try locating this book Title Intentional Interviewing and Counseling: Facilitating Client Development in a Multicultural Society Authors Allen E. Ivey, Mary Bradford Ivey, Carlos P. Zalaquett Edition 7 Publisher Cengage Learning, 2009 ISBN 0495601233, 9780495601234
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  By Jyotsna Agrawal · Community Empowerment Lab
  Eva Li

  Hi all. In interviewing and exploration with clients in counselling sessions, there is a strategy called Positive Asset Search as noted by Ivey an... [more]

  Hi all. In interviewing and exploration with clients in counselling sessions, there is a strategy called Positive Asset Search as noted by Ivey and Ivey. It is something that I have been tracking with each client regardless their issues and concern. Too often, we tend to focus on magnifying the problems and forget to shine some light on their strengths. Regards, Eva.
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  By Jyotsna Agrawal · Community Empowerment Lab
  Eva Li

  hi jyotsna. I have yet to firm up the ideas. I was planning to do it as a student project. It is killing two birds with one stone. I have a grou... [more]

  hi jyotsna. I have yet to firm up the ideas. I was planning to do it as a student project. It is killing two birds with one stone. I have a group of 40 students in psychology degree. And part of their courseworks, I wanted them to spread the spirit of kindness in the college. Of course, being part of their coursework, I think the issue of selection bias is one concern. It is hard to track the recipients of RAC because it is so random! But here are some thoughts: Pre-Assessment and post assessment Subjective well being or stress. A survey on the frequency of 'receiving some form of kindness from strangers/unknown person'. I thought of also confining the 'act of kindness' in one school, so that it will be easier to 'track' the recipients of kindness.
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  By Jyotsna Agrawal · Community Empowerment Lab
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  Hi, I am trying to kick start something on random act of kindness in a college setting. The objectives are 1. to cultivate positiveness throu... [more]

  Hi, I am trying to kick start something on random act of kindness in a college setting. The objectives are 1. to cultivate positiveness through helping 2. to track the effects of RAC on the helper 3. to track the effects of RAC on the recipients. Any ideas and comments are appreciated.
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