Yearly Archives: 2015

Some personal reflections on learning more about mammalian social behavior   I have been curious about the recent studies of mammal social groups.  As scientists learn more about mammal social behavior, they gain a more filled-in picture of the animals’ close ties to others in their social group, as well as their allegiance to the group as.
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New Bedford, Massachusetts is a city that is challenged by almost every measure. It has one of the highest unemployment rates in the state and the lowest rate of insured employees. It leads the state in rates of obesity, heart problems and diabetes cancer related to lifestyle. Problems with substance abuse, gang activity and teen.
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    Reflections (continued):   Rather than write a formal article, I have decided to continue with what I started last time which would be a series of reflections. I am hoping this will assist me in producing something more substantial and publishable at some future date. I am hoping also to clarify my own thinking….writing and interactions with.
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Jim Edd Jones February 1, 2015 Differentiation and Learning Differentiation and learning is a big topic. One small corner of it is how the level of differentiation of individual and system play out in the learning of complex skills to an expert level. We’ll consider only individuals who have attained expert level in some complex skill,.
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Greetings festwg members, I am attaching a word document that is the abstract of a presentation for the Spring meeting of the Bowen Center on Differentiation of Self. Please consider the questions at the end. Thanks. Differentiation of self in regressing systems Stephanie J. Ferrera, MSW Murray Bowen observed that human systems, at times of increasing anxiety, become vulnerable.
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