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Browsing Open Theses & Dissertations by Thesis Supervisor "Culbertson, Philip"

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    • Comparative value priorities of Chinese and New Zealand businesspeople and their relationships to preferred managerial leader behaviour 

      Littrell, Romie Frederick (Auckland University of Technology, 2010)
      The purpose of this thesis project is to carry out research, analysis and interpretation of the nature and effects of cultural influences on individual values and perceptions of preferred explicit managerial leader behaviour ...
    • Cultural identity in the child psychotherapy environment: a Maori perspective 

      Hall, Alayne (Auckland University of Technology, 2005)
      I have become increasingly curious about certain aspects that influence my practice. The combined influences of Maori and Pakeha contribute to my clinical practice and the inter-relationships between others and myself. ...
    • Cultural matching and the psychotherapeutic relationship 

      Patterson, Seilosa W. (Auckland University of Technology, 2003)
      “Cultural matching and the psychotherapeutic relationship” challenges and explores therapists’ work with cultural otherness. Firstly, it considers the history of psychoanalysis, in terms of Freud, sexism, white blindness, ...
    • Sibling transference and tele in the peer group: The road less travelled 

      Brinsden, Raywyn (Auckland University of Technology, 2005)
      This dissertation explores sibling relationships, and relating in adult peer groups. It hypothesises that sibling relationships are important and influential to peer relationships. The sibling bond is usually the child’s ...

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