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Close Encounter, Withdrawn Effects
2008
Extending Deleuze's later writing on the cinema and engaging both film and built work, the article explores what I call the \"close-up,\" an immanent subjectivity of architectural encounter, whereby the architectural surface aggressively colonizes the subject at close range through a touch or by another mechanism I describe as the \"withdrawn effect,\" the surface assimilates the subject.
Journal Article
Career Adaptability, Resiliency and Perceived Obstacles to Career Development of Adolescent Mothers
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Lambert, Simone
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Brott, Pamelia
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Barto, Heather
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Career development
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Career development planning
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Mothers
2015
Career adaptability, resiliency and perceived obstacles to career development of adolescent mothers were examined using a proposed conceptual framework that combined resiliency and career adaptability. The goals of this study were to gauge the current state of the career development and resiliency of adolescent mothers, including areas of strength and weakness, and to better understand the interactions between the three components of career adaptability (i.e., planfulness, exploration, decision-making), resiliency and perceived obstacles. Adolescent mothers were similar to nonparenting peers on the planfulness and decision-making dimensions of career adaptability, yet lower on career exploration. While adolescent mothers' traits of personal resiliency and emotional reactivity were comparable to those of their peers, their relational resiliency was lower. Based on the findings of the study, proposed strategies to further the three components of career adaptability and the resiliency of adolescent mothers are suggested.
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