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Practitioners' experiences of adolescent suicidal behaviour in peer groups
... group‐oriented ways of relating challenging to individual‐centred therapeutic work, notably through pressure on maintaining professional boundaries. They differentiated young people’s motives, which they categorised as ...
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Testing the BalassA-Samuelson hypothesis in two different groups of countries: OECD and Latin America
... The BSH is, in fact, composed of two stages. The first (denoted BS-1 hereinafter) relates the difference in productivities with the difference in prices of the tradable and non-tradable sectors. The second (BS-2) ...
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Do peer Groups Matter? Peer Groups versus Schooling Effects on Academic Attainment
... The National Child Development Study is an ongoing survey of a particular cohort of the UK population: every child born in the UK during one week in March 1958. Information has so far been collected at five points in ...
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Difficult behaviour in groups
... for two high risk examples as well as the two low risk ones; I think the urgency with which these examples were volunteered reflected the strength of residual feelings about traumatic episodes in ...
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Workflow semantics of peer and service behaviour
... group management, and for peer advertisement and discov- ery management. Similarly to JXTA, advertisements pro- vide information of available services, peers and groups, as well as pipes and end points. ...
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[2] Hypothesis Testing on Two Populations
... considering two different videotapes for use in a half-day session designed to introduce students to the basics of ...to two groups, and they all take the same written examination after viewing the ...
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Compensation Peer Groups at Companies with High Pay
... Kimberly-Clark later wrote off most of the acquisition. Dunlap’s subsequent role as CEO of Sunbeam Corp. ended two years later, when the board uncovered a massive accounting fraud which forced the company into ...
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Gender Specific Peer Groups and Choice at 16
... policy and practice of organisations including schools, the careers service and the Training and Enterprise Council. Thirty-two schools were included in the sample and both public and private schools were ...
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Hypothesis Testing: Two Means, Paired Data, Two Proportions
... There are other situations that deal with the comparison of two groups. For example, studies compare var- ious diet and exercise programs. Politicians compare the proportion of individuals from different ...
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Hypothesis Testing: Two Means, Paired Data, Two Proportions
... There are other situations that deal with the comparison of two groups. For example, studies compare var- ious diet and exercise programs. Politicians compare the proportion of individuals from different ...
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The Impact of Classroom Peer Groups on Pupil GCSE Results
... In order to control for the different syllabus taught due to different tier entry, we need to control for this tier entry. We cannot directly observe what tier a pupil is entered for, but we can obtain an indicator as to ...
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Communication in Vibrant Peer Groups For Cluster Key Management
... Key trees were first proposed for centralized key distribution, while Kim et al. adapted it to distributed key agreement protocol TGDH. In TGDH every group member creates a key tree separately. Each leaf node is ...
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Essays on peer effects in social groups and information misperception
... of two forces in the formation of social groups: the preference for high quality peers and the desire for status among one’s ...equilibrium groups generally exhibit some form of as- sortative ...
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The Influence of Peer Groups on Students’ Anxiety in Efl Learning
... are two parts which can increase the students’ anxiety in learning, namely competitiveness among the groups and competitiveness in a group with the other ...other groups as Bailey (1983) stated that ...
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Testing a Hypothesis about Two Independent Means
... variances hypothesis, since the observed significance level for the Levene test is less than ...the two variances are equal, the degrees of freedom for the t statistic are calculated based on both the ...
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Identifying Racing Bettor Groups by Their Gambling Behaviour
... ‘morning’ gamblers, who engage in small combination of bets 1 with the potential to win big amounts; the ‘lunchtime’ punters, who usually visit the betting shops during the lunch time and tended to bet for a big win; and ...
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Peer-led Discussion Groups in Foreign Languages: Training International Students to Become Peer-Facilitators
... facilitators. Two lectures are dedicated to the set of skills required to perform this ...process. Peer-observation ...a peer- observation form devised by the UL Centre for Teaching and Learning, ...
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Peer and friend influences on eating behaviour in school children
... friendship groups on children’s eating behaviours objectively, using an experimental ...include groups of children, which only one study to date has considered (Salvy et ...of groups of friends ...
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Exploratory talk in peer groups: exploring the zone of proximal development
... a peer tutoring relationship develops between two students in which one student gave answers without ...such peer tutoring relationships in some groups may limit the opportunities for ...
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Inside the Black Box: The Role and Composition of. Compensation Peer Groups *
... the peer compensation will be shown to have, and therefore recognizing that the important economic question is the composition of the compensation peer group, our focus then turns to an examination of the ...
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