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A systematic review of perspective taking within social exchange relationships.
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A culture of innovation: Which factors shape how kaiako use curriculum innovation?
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“So it’s not necessarily about exclusion”: Category use in the accomplishment of transgender-exclusionary talk in a National Radio interview.
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Social workers, SDGs & the United Nations: Experiences & reflections of the IFSW Asia Pacific UN Commission.
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Transitioning away from single-use plastic packaging in food retail: Case studies from Aotearoa New Zealand.
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The 11-item Chinese enlightenment scale: Initial evidence for validation.
No full textAlthough the concept of enlightenment is difficult to define in intellectual terms, it denotes an ordinary but often elusive state of inner wholeness where, for an individual, no real divide between themselves and the world is felt, and where there is unfailing kindness towards all beings. Reasoning that if enlightenment could be represented by simple experiences, such as feeling inner wholeness and seeing the inner beauty in all individuals, Western researchers in 2015 developed a 30-item Enlightenment Scale with two factors which they named At Peace and Open-Hearted. Repeated examination of the scale’s structure using confirmatory analysis showed that it was robust; tests of convergent validity lent further support to the scale. The present study tested the Enlightenment Scale, once translated into Chinese, in an eastern context