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Gefühle erkennen und empathisch Handeln

Project: Transfer (professional training)

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Description

Organisation und Leitung des Praxisprojekts „Gefühle erkennen und empathisch Handeln“ für Kinder und Jugendliche, gemeinsam mit Edith Reitzl, in Klagenfurt
StatusFinished
Period01.11.18 → 01.02.19

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Publications

  1. Going beyond certificates
  2. The power of putting a label on it
  3. Experimentally validated multi-step simulation strategy to predict the fatigue crack propagation rate in residual stress fields after laser shock peening
  4. Bridging scenario planning and backcasting
  5. Notation
  6. Introducing #PBAE
  7. Schreibt Ihr Unternehmen auch "grüne" Zahlen?
  8. Towards a theory of ethnic identity and migration
  9. One Fits Them All?
  10. Diversity Management and Corporate Change: Implications for Co-Determination
  11. Modeling, Identification, and Control for Cyber-Physical Systems Towards Industry 4.0
  12. Enhancing the transformative potential of interventions for the sustainable use of natural resources
  13. Nichtlineare Dynamik
  14. Tree diversity promotes functional dissimilarity and maintains functional richness despite species loss in predator assemblages
  15. Co-production of nature's contributions to people
  16. Pathways and mechanisms for catalyzing social impact through Orchestration: Insights from an open social innovation project
  17. Circular and inclusive utilization of alternative proteins
  18. The Role of Network Size for the Robustness of Centrality Measures
  19. Operation B
  20. Spatial Tests, Familiarity with the Surroundings, and Spatial Activity Experience
  21. Belief in free will affects causal attributions when judging others’ behavior
  22. On the impact of network size and average degree on the robustness of centrality measures
  23. Regulating Nimbus and Focus
  24. Heterogenitätssensible Hochschullehre
  25. The implications of knowledge hiding at work for recovery after work: A diary study
  26. Divert when it does not hurt