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Coding Schema and Mentoring Functions Served by Storytelling.

Coding Schema and Mentoring Functions Served by Storytelling.

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How is it that mentors teach—that protégé’s learn—that wisdom is shared between a mentor and protégé? This exploratory, qualitative study responds to a call in the literature to better understand what occurs in mentoring interactions by examining storytelling as a mentoring tool. The focus is on how stories can convey meaning, inspire listeners, an...

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