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How do neighbors influence investment in social capital? : Homeownership and length of residence
... an individual ‟s when a person makes a decision regarding ...an individual „s characteristics but also positive externality stemming from neighborhood immobility have crucial roles in social ...
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Network Building Behaviors of U. S. and Central Eurasian Leaders: Role of Institutional Background and Individual Factors
... As mentioned earlier, self-efficacy, believed to be one of the most powerful predictors of behavior, is defined as an individual’s beliefs or confidence about his or her abilities to execute courses of action to ...
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AVERAGE RECOMBINATION PER CHROMOSOME
... Let us consider s‘ for a few cases which are of interest: (a) For a gametic distribution from an F, individual s’ = s, and average recombination value per chromosome is the aver[r] ...
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How do neighbors influence investment in social capital? : Homeownership and length of residence
... an individual‟s when a person makes a decision regarding ...an individual„s characteristics but also positive externality stemming from neighborhood immobility have crucial roles in social ...
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Marriage and Social Identity in The Return of the Native
... an individual‟s whole life through the conformity to the social code of ...and individual ideals, the paper focuses on a hermaphrodite character who cannot adapt to the majority‟s code because ...
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Social support moderates stress effects on depression
... an individual can feel, notice, or accept ...an individual under stress and has common gaining function on maintaining an individual’ s good emotional experience ...
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Girls' perceptions of their primary education and the possible role their mothers have had in helping to construct these perceptions
... The second theme considers the perceptions the mothers have of their daughters in terms of their education and the relationship they have with the educational system and the individual s[r] ...
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An indirect measure (time estimation) as a prediction of typing skill : a thesis for the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Psychology at Massey University
... Schneide r' s 1976, p.141 conclusion is that "it is an uncontrove rtible fact, that we can, •• predict behaviour based on the assessment of an individual ' s traits [b y tests] at the ti[r] ...
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Does African Culture Impede Development?
... imagination created by people who try to explain supernatural powers in a way that is similar to sorcery. Often times, both beliefs do not require proofs in their logic. Furthermore, similar to sorcery, religion is often ...
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Measuring Strategic Communications
... This article is motivated by screening practices for chlamydia and gonorrhea (CT/NG) in the United States as part of a national program formerly known as the Infertility Prevention Project (IPP). Chlamydia and gonorrhea ...
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Starting-Up A Pharmacovigilance Network from Scratch: A Brief Plan
... The capacity building processes include the management of the health products, the system and individual in the network, and effective monitoring of medicines with a s[r] ...
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Strong genetic influence on a UK nationwide test of educational achievement at the end of compulsory education at age 16
... Rather than a universal, one-size-fits-all approach to educational curricula, a more individually tailored approach is needed that recognizes the strong genetic contribution to individual differences in ...
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Time and energy costs of different foraging choices in an avian generalist species
... characterizing individual responses to day- to-day environmental variability may help further eluci- date the sources of variation in parental energy and time investment during chick ...
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An experiment on individual 'parochial altruism' revealing no connection between individual 'altruism' and individual 'parochialism'
... the individual level with ...whether individual pro-sociality is linked to individual parochialism (as captured by the in-group bias) in such ...
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Impact of seasons on an individual’s chronotype: current perspectives
... ′ S and lon- gitude 34°47 ′ W to 73°59 ′ W, but most of the population live in the same time zone with the highest density at, or around, the ...′ S and a longitude range from 34°50 ′ W to 57°05 ′ W, which ...
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Understanding and Measuring Evaluation Capacity: A Model and Instrument Validation Study
... the individual items onto the theorized first-order latent constructs that were indicators of the second-order latent ...called Individual Factors; (2) manifest indicators on Leadership (5 items), Learning ...
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Privacy and respect for individuality : a philosophical critique of some contemporary educational trends : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Education at Massey University
... To illustrate the significance of 'affective incongruence' , consider the case of a Vietnam War veteran who has incorporated into his self-concept a deep sense of pride in having managed to come through and conquer the ...
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The relationship between leadership behaviour, outcomes of leadership and emotional intelligence
... It is therefore concluded that emotional intelligence relates significantly to leadership behaviour and the outcomes of leadership that are considered either effective or ineffective in a rapidly changing environment. ...
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Performance Management in Construction
... Performance Management and Measurement using financial measures alone can identify their past performance but not what contributed to achieve that performance [20]. Therefore, in addition to measuring 'what' the ...
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Reflection and our professional lives
... you are offered a bet on a toss of a coin, where if you win you receive £100 and if you lose you have to pay £1, and subsequently lose, that outcome does not mean that accepting the bet was a poor decision. It was a good ...
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