Psychosocial Interventions

Finnema, Evelyn; Kooij, Cora van der; Dröes, Rose-Marie; Wolter, Linda

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-49832-4_4

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“…In some cases, speaking anxiety could be associated with a feeling of uneasiness, frustration, self-doubt, apprehension, or worry (Finnema, 2017). This might bring negative influences for students in learning and teaching process, especially when speaking English.…”

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The Analysis of Causal Factor on Student Speaking Anxiety

Subandowo

2017

UAD TEFL Int. Conf.

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This article examines the analysis of causal factor on student speaking anxiety. This study is to explain what factors affecting the students speaking anxiety. Moreover, the research data are taken from the second semester students of English Education Study Program, Muhammadiyah University of Metro. This is a descriptive qualitative study and some instruments such as documentation, interview, observation are used in order to collect the data. The data is then analyzed by some steps, like data collection in which writer gathers all of the data that will be used to complete the research. After collecting the data, the writer sorts the data by summarizing and choosing the specific category, displaying the data, verifying the data analysis, and making a conclusion from the finding data. The result of this research shows the students speaking anxiety causal factors in the second semester. Most of the students feel anxious when speaking English in the class. Eventually, some suggestions are discussed in order to help students reduce anxiety and become more confident to speak English in oral language classrooms.

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Section: B Speaking Anxietymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Analysis of Causal Factor on Student Speaking Anxiety

Subandowo

2017

UAD TEFL Int. Conf.

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“…Boersma [61] describes that besides personal and meaningful contact with other human beings, pleasant daytime activities, company, adequate support when feeling distressed and preservation of self-esteem are relevant to the quality of life of people with dementia. Finnema et al [62] relate the adaptive tasks people with dementia are confronted with when admitted to a nursing home to emotion-oriented care. The integrated emotion-oriented care approach strives for an application of (suitable elements from) emotion-oriented approaches, such as validation, sensory stimulation and music therapy, integrated in the daily care (Table 5.1).…”

Section: Developments In Nursing Care For Older Persons Living In Lon...mentioning

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“…Beerens et al [66] conclude in their systematic review that currently there is no convincing evidence about which factors are associated with quality of life of people with dementia living in long-term care facilities. In addition Finnema et al [62] say "(…) that nowadays there are no standard prescriptions for the way caregivers should communicate with people with dementia. In every situation, it is necessary to tune into the unique personality of the person with dementia, his particular personality, his situation, his life history, his needs and his way of coping with the disease."…”

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Trends and Developments in Health-Care and Social Services

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Turjamaa

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Older People: Improving Health and Social Care

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Health and well-being promotion as well as disease prevention are an important part of health-care and social services also in older people's lives in all settings. As was mentioned in the introduction of this chapter, focusing on health and well-being promotion and disease prevention for older people supports enhancing health and well-being of older people as well as enabling efficient use of resources in healthcare and social services. Different kinds of approaches and interventions are used to increase people's well-being and prevent diseases as well as reduce health costs. These interventions are traditionally targeted towards younger people as those who have more years of life ahead and can benefit from prevention activities for longer period of time. However, while the population is ageing in Europe, health and wellbeing promotion and disease prevention for older people is more and more important as it may bring variety of social benefits. Several kinds of methods are used in health promotion and disease prevention [1-3].

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Psychosocial Interventions

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The Analysis of Causal Factor on Student Speaking Anxiety

The Analysis of Causal Factor on Student Speaking Anxiety

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