Le cluster ontological - security

Terms

2	ontological
2	security
2	you
4	social
3	understanding
2	personality
2	out
2	nursing

Associations

Freq.	Weight	Association
2	2	ontological - security
1	1	security - you
1	1	security - understanding
1	1	social - understanding
1	1	personality - understanding
1	1	personality - social
1	1	out - social
1	1	ontological - you
1	1	ontological - understanding
1	1	nursing - you

Documents par ordre de pertinence

000002 (2011)	Mitja D. Back [Allemagne] ; Anna Baumert [Allemagne] ; Jaap J. A. Denissen [Allemagne] ; Freda Arie Hartung [Allemagne] ; Lars Penke [Royaume-Uni] ; Stefan C. Schmukle [Allemagne] ; Felix D. Schönbrodt [Allemagne] ; Michela Schröder Bé [Allemagne] ; Manja Vollmann [Allemagne] ; Jenny Wagner [Allemagne] ; Cornelia Wrzus [Allemagne]	PERSOC: A unified framework for understanding the dynamic interplay of personality and social relationships
000004 (2010)	Michael Skey [Royaume-Uni]	‘A sense of where you belong in the world’: national belonging, ontological security and the status of the ethnic majority in England
000097 (1996)	Ian Colville [Royaume-Uni] ; Laurie Mcaulay [Royaume-Uni]	A tragedy of understanding accounting for ontological security
000027 (2008)	Nick Crossley [Royaume-Uni]	(Net)Working out: social capital in a private health club
000067 (2001)	Alec Grant [Royaume-Uni]	Knowing me knowing you: towards a new relational politics in 21st century mental health nursing
000018 (2009)	Elisabeth Davenport [Royaume-Uni]	Everyday Information Practices: A Social Phenomenological Perspective
000030 (2007)	Juan Pablo Pardo Uerra [Royaume-Uni]	Out of the Pits: Traders and Technology from Chicago to London – By C. Zaloom
000062 (2001)	F. Strange [Royaume-Uni]	The persistence of ritual in nursing practice
000068 (2001)	Colwyn Trevarthen [Royaume-Uni]	Intrinsic motives for companionship in understanding: Their origin, development, and significance for infant mental health
000072 (2001)	Warr [Royaume-Uni] ; Anthony Miles [Royaume-Uni] ; Conall Platts [Royaume-Uni]	Age and personality in the British population between 16 and 64 years
000116 (1987)	Maurice Roche [Royaume-Uni]	Citizenship, social theory, and social change

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