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Mistakes, Errors and Failures across Cultures : Navigating Potentials
“There Is a Crack in Everything. That’s How the Light Gets in”: An Introduction to Mistakes, Errors and Failure as Resources
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Book chapters
pp. 1
“There Is a Crack in Everything. That’s How the Light Gets in”: An Introduction to Mistakes, Errors and Failure as Resources
pp. 51
“Ever Tried. Ever Failed. No Matter. Try Again. Fail Again. Fail Better”. Life Crisis and Failure as a Resource
pp. 75
Communication About Communication in Love Letters: Addressing and Avoiding Failures, Mistakes, and Errors in Written Communication
pp. 91
Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen: A Case of Mistaken Self-Identity, Corrected by Self-Reformulation
pp. 111
Mistakes, Errors, and Failures in the Cultural Context of Aging
pp. 127
Doing the Unconventional, Doing ‘Dirty’ Work: The Stigmatization of Sexuality Work and Unforeseen Encounters with Love
pp. 147
Qualities of Communication Failures in Hierarchical Relationships: A Theoretical Model for Conflict Prevention
pp. 163
On Being “Outside the Box” or Being “Inside”: Intercultural Communication, Relationship-Building and Identity Ascription Failures
pp. 183
Mistakes and Demise: Mikhail Gorbachev and the Dissolution of the Soviet Union
pp. 201
Practical Examples of Handling Mistakes at Work in Different Cultures
pp. 219
A Systems Psychodynamic Perspective on Conflict and Failure at Work
pp. 237
Resilience to Emotional Distress in Response to Failure, Error or Mistakes: A Positive Psychology Review
pp. 259
Errors and Failures in European Banking: A Cultural Perspective
pp. 281
Turning Bicultural Critical Incidents into Inclusive Bicultural Identities and Organizations in US Subsidiaries in Japan
pp. 299
Error-Culture in Value-Based Organizations: A Christian Perspective
pp. 315
Institutional Moral Failure: Emotional Intelligence and Practical Reason Serving Justice
pp. 329
Against Forgetting Serious Mistakes, Errors and Failures: The Long Learning Process of the Catholic Church in Germany in Dealing with Sexual Abuse of Minors and Vulnerable Adults
pp. 347
Failures, Errors, and Mistakes: A Systematic Review of the Literature
pp. 363
Low-Socioeconomic Status Students Turn Their Academic Failure to Success: A Synthesis of Qualitative Research
pp. 383
Errors and Mistakes in Foreign Language Learning: Drawing Boundaries from the Discourse of Argentine Teachers
pp. 401
Psychodynamic Therapy: A Cross-Cultural and Generational Failure
pp. 417
Transcultural Sensitivity: A Way to Prevent Mistakes, Errors, and Failures in Psychotherapeutic and Psychiatric Treatment of Migrants
pp. 435
The Success and Failures of Michael Jackson. A Psychobiography Through the Lens of the Trickster Archetype
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The Cognitive Bias in Cross-Cultural Design
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Errors and Failures in Forensic Practice
pp. 495
Failures in Wildlife Crime Eradication and Strategies Forward
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Safety 3.0 and the End of the Superstar Clinician
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Empowerment: Error Management Through Cultural Change in Medicine
pp. 547
Humorous Handling of Mistakes: A Personality or Culture-Specific Trait to Combat Adverse Health Effects?
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Mistakes, Errors and Failures: Their Hidden Potential in Cultural Contexts – The Power of a Professional Culture
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Leader Inquiry as a Method for Open Error Communication in Aviation and Beyond
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Cultural Differences-Induced Mistakes in Driving Behaviour: An Opportunity to Improve Traffic Policy and Infrastructure
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