advisee
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6.1
- noun
- /ˌæd.vɪˈziː/
- Jargon
:
asesorado
- The professor met with her advisee to discuss his research project.
- advisor-advisee
- advisee relationship
- advisee perceptions
There was a series of advisors and advisees, three in a row that all ended up committing suicide, that happened to work on this problem.
- There was a series of advisors and advisees, three in a row that all ended up committing suicide, that happened to work on this problem.
Examples
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And the way I came to realize how valuable this was is I take my advisees to lunch at the faculty Club once or twice a year.
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The graduate advisor-advisee relationship is an important and essential part of graduate education (Luna & Cullen, 1998).
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In addition, the study examined advisee perceptions of source credibility.
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One of my Ph.D. advisees just won a residential fellowship for next year.
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Moreover, the more supportive and non-confrontational an advisor is, the more likely the advisee will work to complete their degree.
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Some of you might have even been his freshman advisees because there's a few.
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Understanding the complexities of the graduate advisor-advisee relationship is important because these relationships can be rewarding for both individuals involved.
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For that reason, advisors should avoid being verbally aggressive with their advisees.
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Second, advisee perceptions of their advisor's trustworthiness were positively related to the advisee's perceptions of advisor use of nonconfrontational conflict management strategies.
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The breadth of dissertation topics that Cohen's advisees researched attests to the real-world application that their mentor encouraged them to pursue.
Academic text (2007)
Synonyms
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7.8
A person who gets help from a more experienced person at work or school
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5.6
A person who receives guidance to improve skills or reach goals
A person who gets advice or help from a counselor
Antonyms
How Official
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Advisee is made from advise and -ee, where advise means 'give advice' and -ee means 'one who receives', just like in employee. So an advisee is the person who receives advice, often a student assigned to an academic advisor.