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Findings from NC Education Cloud Interview and Survey Process
... Many district leaders were impressed with the content and the feature set of the ThinkGate Elements assessment tool. While widely used in CTE courses, cost has prohibited it from being adopted for other curricular ...
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Constructions of ‘the Polish’ in Northern England: Findings From a Qualitative Interview Study
... notable findings of this analysis is the presence of recognisable themes of both what are frequently described as ‘new’ and ‘old-fashioned’ ...divorced from any particular social ...arising from the ...
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Diabetes in California: Findings From the 2001 California Health Interview Survey
... Legislation enacted in 2002 mandates an increase in time spent for physical activity in the schools. However, the implementation of this legislation may be hindered by budget limitations and availability of facilities ...
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NPD-Process and Planning in Japanese engineering companies: Findings from an interview research
... Our findings support the notion of planned flexibility as developed by Verganti (1997; 1999): It is not sufficient for companies to rely solely on initial planning and trying to anticipate as many of the possible ...
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The State of Health Insurance in California: Findings from the 2005 California Health Interview Survey
... method requires randomly matching respondents that have missing data with complete fi les that have similar multivariate characteristics. Imputation therefore relies on the sample pool from which the respondents ...
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What We Recommend Recommendations for the website based on interview findings
... representatives from each department to report on tactical issues, members of IT for technical support and members of the Marketing department to provide strategic ...
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Prevalence and correlates of frailty among older adults: findings from the German health interview and examination survey
... Our study has a number of strengths and limitations. The standardised methods used in DEGS1 ensure high quality data collection in a representative sample of the German population. However, the survey focus is on the ...
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The importance of wellness among users of complementary and alternative medicine: findings from the 2007 National Health Interview Survey
... The findings for Asian men and women are less surprising given the focus on prevention and wellness in Traditional East Asian Medi- cine and the commonality of practices such as tai chi and meditation in this ...
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HUMANITARIAN CAPACITY BUILDING MARKET RESEARCH & INTERVIEW FINDINGS NOVEMBER 2015
... 4 There is no universally recognised responder pathway to guide and facilitate local capacity building The first main theme which emerged from the research is the lack of a universally recognised pathway for ...
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Correlates of depressive symptoms in late middle-aged Taiwanese women: findings from the 2009 Taiwan National Health Interview Survey
... the findings on living arrangements, a cross-sectional study based on Hong Kong census data consisting of 2003 elderly Chinese people observed that living alone was an independent risk factor contributing to ...
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Correlates of depressive symptoms among Latino and Non-Latino White adolescents: findings from the 2003 California Health Interview Survey
... The poverty level, support at home and support at school had consistently a weaker association with depressive symptoms in the Latino sample than in the whole sample. This was confirmed in the formal analysis of ...
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Barriers and opportunities for enhancing patient recruitment and retention in clinical research: findings from an interview study in an NHS academic health science centre
... The research nurses and junior researchers interviewed related that, in their experience, senior clinical researchers and particularly medical or surgical consultants were more successful at recruiting patients than all ...
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Psychotic symptoms in adolescence index risk for suicidal behavior: findings from 2 population-based case-control clinical interview studies.
... behavior from early through middle adolescence (ages 11-15 ...clinical interview study, its strength is its weakness: it is not pos- sible to conduct this type of research with very large num- bers of ...
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CiteSeerX — Interview An Interview with
... Q. Do you have comments on how educational psychologists ought to be trained? A. It seems to me that educational psychology currently is of primary relevance and use to two main groups of people: those involved in ed- ...
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Geographic Differences in Obesity Prevalence and Its Risk Factors Among Asian Americans: Findings from the 2013–2014 California Health Interview Survey
... Covariates. Demographic variables included self-reported age, sex, and race/ethnicity (Asians: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, and other Asians). Family income was examined as a percentage of the federal ...
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Unregistered health care staff's perceptions of 12 hour shifts: an interview study
... of 12-hour shifts amongst HCAs. The evident acceptability to HCAs of 12-hour shifts does not necessarily make them ...research findings have indicated an increased risk of treatment errors in nurses ...
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Is Individualism Suicidogenic? Findings From a Multinational Study of Young Adults From 12 Countries
... Random sampling techniques should be employed in future research to overcome possible problems of sampling bias. Second, the measurement of individualism with five items and collectivism with five items might be inadequate ...
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Is individualism suicidogenic? Findings from a multi-national study of young adults from 12 countries
... Random sampling techniques should be employed in future research to overcome possible problems of sampling bias. Second, the measurement of individualism with fi ve items and collectivism with fi ve items might be ...
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Life at age 12 : initial findings from the Growing Up in Scotland study
... support from and enthusiasm of the cohort members and their families is allowing the continued expansion of an already rich and diverse unique source of information on the characteristics, circumstances and ...
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FINDINGS FROM PUNJAB
... 5. SUMMARY WHERE DID WE REACH AND WHAT CAN OUR NEXT STEPS BE? There is an opportunity for improvement in the schooling and learning status of children in Punjab. Based on the ASER 2015 findings key points to focus ...
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