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consciousness-raising
(redirected from Consciousness raising)

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consciousness-raising
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A process, as by group therapy, of achieving greater awareness of one's needs in order to fulfill one's potential as a person.


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Brooks (1991) has observed that intensive marital therapy is frequently too overwhelming for many men and has argued for an initial treatment phase of gender consciousness raising (CR), either through all-male groups (Brooks, 1996) or through gender-informed individual therapy (Brooks, 1998).
Is Viagra enough? broadening the conceptual lens in sex therapy with ... by Levant, Ronald F. / International Journal of Men's Health
The many and varied celebrations of Earth Day, often good at consciousness raising, are but dim reflections of the theological vision of Thomas Berry.
Holy day of obligation by Gilmour, Peter / U.S. Catholic
The data suggest that environments in which consciousness raising is operationalized through specific instructions to focus on from are necessary for learners to recognize, understand, and respond to interrogative recasts.
Instructor-student interaction: form/meaning chat by Fiori, Melissa L. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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