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First Citizens: Dan and Nancy Evans
No full textProfile of the former Washington Governor/Senator and First Lady
Memorandum of Understanding: Affirmative Action Program for Minority Progress for the Construction Industry
No full textProposed voluntary Pittsburgh Plan would create a joint committee for apprenticeship to include members of CR groups
Maggie Expenses Questioned
No full textAmong other news items, another note that Cherberg refuses to debate AF
Letter
Get PDFAn officer of the CSC accepts Thexton's application and informs her that it will be considered when a "critical" vacancy occurs
What’s So Funny: Humor’s Impact on Third Party Evaluation of Clinicians
Get PDFThe current study could serve as the foundation for future research that seeks to identify the utility of humor as a tool within clinical practice. Humor has been shown to enhance wellbeing in settings ranging from healthcare to other workplaces. Findings from the current study support previous suggestions that humor could also enhance outcomes in clinical therapy settings. Prior to the experimental design employed in the current study, support for the idea of using humor as a tool to build rapport, a potentially valuable step in the therapeutic process, has been anecdotal at best. Therefore, the current study serves as an initial attempt to fill the glaringly vacant void of empirical research on this topic and can serve as a foundation upon which future research can evolve. The goal of this study was to apply an experimental research design to hone the focus on humor and its use in a clinical setting, specifically a 1-on-1 therapist-to-client individual therapy setting, and attempt to clarify how humor impacts client’s perceptions of the therapist.Psychology Departmen
Northest Roundup: Fletcher Asks End to Racial Violence
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Photo: Evans and Fletcher Celebrate
No full textPic of AF and Evans after their primary victories with wide grins