Gaining ethical approval: understanding the context
Understanding the Entrepreneurs Context: A Phenomenographic Approach
... institutional context in the region is also conditioned by their experience in the local environment (Coeurderoy and Murray 2008) which influence their decision to internationalise or stay ...of ...
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Understanding Leadership in Public Collaborative Context
... of context and leadership constructs to provide a better understanding of the varying type of leadership activities that may be effectively employed in different ...
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Understanding the role of emotion in ethical consumption: a tourism context
... The HV model does not consider the role of emotion as part of an individual's ethical evaluation process despite the fact that individuals will more often than not experience feelings of[r] ...
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Understanding ethical consumption decisions: The role of values, attitudes and expectations in the apparel purchasing context
... brands’ ethical behavior, which suggest that companies can effectively leverage value from ...and ethical behavior expectations are important factors influencing consumers; these should be part of an ...
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Understanding the Context
... In particular, by incorporating contextual, integrative, and adaptive competences, and by giving serious attention to leadership and the identification and analysis of and response to so[r] ...
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Understanding Study Context and Objectives
... ● Realising the need for targeted mental health interventions, few organisations have been increasingly focusing on providing holistic mental and medical support to survivors at rehabi[r] ...
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Understanding Entrepreneurial Skills in the Farm Context
... A couple mentioned that the older generation may not be willing to train themselves anymore in new things; in other words, there was some suspicion towards the idea that all farmers could be activated to develop their ...
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Understanding Archaeological Authority in a Digital Context
... public understanding of the past in the present, through national narratives and, more subtly, the populist public interest in the more obscure and mysterious aspects of archaeology, must be ...
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UNDERSTANDING OPIOIDS in the context of Workers Compensation
... While injured workers are at an overall increased risk of developing opioid- related morbidity, the risk is especially pronounced among workers who incur lost-time injuries.. They are a[r] ...
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Information and the gaining of understanding
... included ‘reflecting’ and ‘considering’ as elements of a style of behaviour conducing to developing an integration of information in personally meaningful synthesis. In terms of the individual styles of information ...
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On the gaining of understanding; syntheses, themes and information analysis
... Literature analysis and synthesis This seems the most obviously relevant method to begin with, since – by definition – it invariably involves analysing a set of documents to identify common themes and issues. Literature ...
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Nurses contribution to the resolution of ethical dilemmas in context
... From these accounts it is possible to see that the nurse participants felt able, if not always empowered, to make autonomous decisions and were prepared to be called to account for their subsequent actions. In these ...
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Nurses contribution to the resolution of ethical dilemmas in context
... identified context, a broad exploratory approach was taken, encompassing tenets of an interpretative approach to data collection and ...brought understanding, not only of what nurses do when addressing ...
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Through arthropod eyes : gaining mechanistic understanding of calcareous grassland diversity
... In semi-natural habitats like calcareous grasslands, which were formed over the centuries through low-intensity farming practices, the initial conservation response generally is to revert back to these traditional ...
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THE ROLE OF ETHICAL LANGUAGE WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
... Scientific and Religious Semantics of Ecology While scientific language takes the old Greek term “oikos” as its point of departure when analyzing nature 1 , religious language takes the words “heavens”, “universe”, ...
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A REVIEW OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP: GOING BEYOND THE CONVENTIONAL UNDERSTANDING
... AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP: They are individuals with deep awareness of how they think and behave and are looked upon by others as being in touch with their own values and of others. They are also aware of the context ...
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Guidelines. Ethical. Guidelines for minimum standards of ethical approval in psychological research
... organisational context. 2.2 Minimum standards for ethical approval need to take into account the Society’s Code of Ethics, Guidelines for Conducting Research with Human Participants, and Guidelines ...
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Navigating the process of ethical approval : a methodological note
... study. Gaining ethical approval from relevant ethics committees to access such data is the starting point for processing a CGT ...regulate ethical research ensuring that researchers agree to, ...
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Gaining A Basic Understanding. of the. National Fire Danger Rating System. A Self-Study Reading Course. Final Draft Pending Review and Approval by
... schematic display of the NFDRS structure and how it relates to other systems and activities refer to Figures 1 and 2 in the Appendix. 1.6.1 Scientific Basis These are fixed parameters and constants applied through the ...
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