Thomas A Diller, Lisa Haddad, Sharon E Bigger, Teresa Carnevale, Linda Hill, Vallire Hooper
Cognitive Preference and Clinical Experience: The Relationship Between Student Nurse Anesthetists' and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists' Thinking Styles
AANA journal
social mobilization name given overall process change happens substantial parts population countries moving traditional modern ways life denotes concept brackets together number specific processes change changes residence occupation social setting facetoface associates institutions roles ways acting experiences expectations finally personal memories habits needs including need new patterns group affiliation new images personal identity singly even cumulative impact changes tend influence sometimes transform political behavior concept social mobilization merely short way referring collection changes listed including extensions list implies processes tend go together certain historical situations stages economic development situations identifiable recurrent essentials one country another relevant politics points taken course paper social mobilization let us repeat something happens large numbers people areas undergo modernization ie advanced nontraditional practices culture technology economic life introduced accepted considerable scale identical therefore process modernization whole deals one major aspects better recurrent cluster among consequences