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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GENERALISABLE»
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organisational behaviour in Southern Africa, 2nd edition
Is it generalisable? Are the results of the research study generalisable to groups
of individuals other than those who participated in the original study? Be aware,
for example, of the limitations that might exist in research that uses college ...
2
Research for Social Workers: An Introduction to Methods
Quantitative versus qualitative sampling Quantitative Qualitative Probability
sampling Objectivity Representative Results generalisable Statistically rigorous
Random sampling Claims no researcher bias All units equal or known charce of
...
Margaret Alston, Wendy Bowles, 2003
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Reading R. S. Peters Today: Analysis, Ethics, and the Aims ...
In effect, the practical principle of worthwhileness is the objective educational
principle necessary for any intelligible and generalisable conception of education
. If worthwhileness is 'built into' the concept of education and if the initiation into ...
Stefaan E. Cuypers, Christopher Martin, 2011
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Organisational Behaviour: Global and Southern African ...
Are the findings in such studies generalisable to full-time employees in real jobs?
Similarly, how generalisable to the overall work population are the results from a
study that assesses job stress among 10 nuclear power plant engineers in the ...
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Cosmopolitan Mediation?: Conflict Resolution and the Oslo ...
The breakdown of common authority necessitates peace agreement based on
the institution of 'generalisable interests.' Peace treaties based on the
suppression of 'generalisable interests' will require excessive amounts of force to
implement ...
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Research in Practice: Applied Methods for the Social Sciences
Experiments are often conducted in natural settings (these are called field
experiments) to ensure that the findings are applicable to real-world settings (i.e.,
are generalisable outside the experimental laboratory). Generalisability is also ...
Martin J. Terre Blanche, Martin Terre Blanche, Kevin Durrheim, 2006
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Understanding Child Psychology
DEFINITION Generalisable - when results come from a sample that represents
the main population, then they are generalisable and can be said to be true of the
main population. DEFINITION Subjective - this refers to researchers' own views, ...
Christine Brain, Penny Mukherji, 2005
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Social Sciences in Health Care and Medicine
From our experience we would argue, yes, principles of disease state self-
management are generalisable. We have found positive effects in two different
disease states and in different models ranging from a heavy clinical focus to a
primarily ...
Janet B. Garner, Thelma C. Christiansen, 2008
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Hospitals and Medical Centers: 2011 Edition
Research findings, 'Is the policy of restrictive episiotomy generalisable? A
prospective observational study,' are discussed in a new report. “To assess
whether the policy of restrictive episiotomy could be safely implemented in
Chinese ...
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Computational and Robotic Models of the Hierarchical ...
In order to do so, we first turn our attention to how observations can lead to
generalisable primitives; the benefit of the next algorithm (OSILA) is that it can
generalise from a single demonstration, but it lacks certain types of
expressiveness (for ...
Gianluca Baldassarre, Marco Mirolli, 2013
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GENERALISABLE»
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generalisable en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
'Sleeping on it' may not be best after traumatic event
The results may not be generalisable to the wider population as the study participants were all students and were happy to be included in the ... «NHS Choices, Jul 15»
New species of songbirds evolving in Western Ghats, says study
"Studying all the birds - the entire community, helps us understand a generalisable effect of mountains across species," says co-researcher ... «Times of India, Jul 15»
Computers are getting a dose of common sense
Socher believes the biggest significance of his work is that it makes progress toward more generalisable machine intelligence. “This idea of ... «The Hindu, Jun 15»
How bacteria can actually influence our behaviour
"It's important to remember that findings of animal research are not, of course, generalisable to human populations," she says. "Humans are ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jun 15»
GCHQ's cyberspooks had Nudge Unit envy – leak
Or even generalisable to females – more than 50 per cent of the population. The issue of small sample size would eventually be recognised as ... «The Register, Jun 15»
When bacteria changes the way we behave
"It's important to remember that findings of animal research are not, of course, generalisable to human populations," she says. "Humans are ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
Default, depreciation, and controls
Tyler Cowen begs to differ - there is no generalisable model here, he argues. There are certainly lessons to be learned from Iceland, but it ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Public Release: 15-Jun-2015 Violence by teachers almost halved in …
The results should, however, be generalisable to most African settings. ###. For more information or to request interviews contact the London ... «EurekAlert, Jun 15»
Are you an isomniac? Your tweets may tell
However, such methods are time- and resource intensive, expensive, suffer from long lag times before reporting and are not generalisable to ... «Business Standard, Jun 15»
Does your birthday affect your disease risk?
The findings are representative of people from only one region in the US, and they may not be generalisable to other regions or countries. «Buxton Advertiser, Jun 15»
