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The effect of the national institutional environment on business recipes: comparative case studies of ESSO in Britain and Germany
... any differences observed in terms of business recipes could be due to sector-specific influences or the impact of their respective parent company, rather than to differences in the institutional ...As ...
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Accounting for Poverty Differences between the United States, Great Britain, and Germany
... relationship between poverty and perso- nal characteristics, and illustrates it with a cross-national ...Great Britain and Germany – countries of particular interest because of the variations in the ...
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Perceived Risk of Online Shopping: Differences Between the UK and China
... separation between buyers and sellers as the purchase cannot be face to face, or between buyers and merchandise because the buyer can not clearly see and touch the product to be bought (Gupta et ...more, ...
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Differences Between For-Profit and Nonprofit Hospitals: Perceived Quality and Access
... Abstract Despite a large body of literature addressing the issue, questions remain about whether nonprofit hospitals provide more community benefit than do for-profit hospitals. This lack of information impacts ...
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Regional Personality Differences in Great Britain
... regional differences in personality have been linked to several important PESH ...personality differences across the Russian Federation, which showed links between high Openness and economic ...
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Perceived autonomy support in primary education in the Netherlands: Differences between teachers and their students
... According to these teachers, supporting curiosity helps students to become enthusiastic about learning and to give them self-confidence. The aspect of independence is most frequently mentioned, together with freedom of ...
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A survey of perceived training differences between ophthalmology residents in Hong Kong and China
... provide helpful guidelines for establishing such standards. Conclusions The strengths of the current report are that it provides for the first time an overview of important differences be- tween ophthalmology ...
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Differences in Perceived Risk between Apparel Buyers and Non-buyers in Online Context
... risk perceived during online shopping (Jarvenpaa and Tractinsky 1999; and Pavlou ...that perceived risk in internet shopping negatively influence consumer behavior during online shopping (Park, Lee, and Ahn ...
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An evaluation of an onboarding program at ZF Friedrichshafen AG Differences between intended and perceived objectives
... communication between your organization, so ZF, and your job description including the onboarding program? Is the communication clear for you? Responder: Well, it was a bit unclear because I got this onboarding ...
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Stressors perceived by nursing students during clinical practices. Differences between educational programs.
... the subscale "the patient seeks an intimate relationship" be- cause it promoted differences between educational programs. In the complete sample, was found that this stressor decreases with ...
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Relationships between Young Adults’ Housing Tenure, Elements of Perceived Job Security and Social Capital in Britain
... Recent tenure shifts appear to continue to defy the understanding of the key drivers of housing tenure transitions in Britain. As the private rented sector continues to expand while the owner- occupation sector ...
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Generational Differences in Perceived Supervisory Support
... between the generations regarding these work behaviors, they believe their results have important implications for management practices based on additional ad-hoc analyses. In regards to job mobility behaviors, ...
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Athletes who tweet: Differences in audience perceived credibility between journalists and athlete's twitter accounts
... Twitter allows athletes to control content about themselves instead of the reporters. The social networking site is an outlet for the player to reach an audience without the filter of the ...
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Customer-oriented Service in manufacturing :Perceived differences
... competitiveness, profit, sales support, and user-base support. He argues that its performance can be measured in terms of cost, as well as other hard measures such as mean time between failure, response time and ...
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Differences between real and perceived quality among users of school catering – survey on 40 Italian schools
... positively perceived both in terms of products served and service provided (staff, hygiene, canteen environment, ...consistency between private lifestyles (in terms of eating behaviours) and school canteen ...
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The Differences in the Perceived Size of Export Barriers between Slovenian Exporters during the (Global) Financial and Economic Crisis
... the differences in the perceived size of 20 export barriers faced by Slovenian exporters are studied, with particular reference to their size, the size of their exports, and the number and the type of ...
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Differences Between Trauma Experience, Perceived Stress, and Effort Testing in Patients with Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures and Epilepsy
... ACE as a strong predictor of PNES, this measure could not be used alone as a diagnostic indicator. The patient would likely still need at least EEG monitoring, if not an inpatient evaluation in an EMU. The examination ...
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A Foresight on Perceived Supervisor Support, Job Conditions, Gender Differences and Perceived Organizational Support
... of perceived organization support as; increased esteem, social identity and extra-role ...that perceived organization support is positively related to procedural justice regarding the fairness of enforcing ...
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Gender differences in perceived environmental correlates of physical activity
... interesting differences emerged between women and men in terms of the dimensions of the perceived envi- ronment that were linked with increased LTPA participa- ...that perceived environments ...
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Racial Differences in Perceived Disorder in Three Gentrifying Neighborhoods
... Discussion This study contributes to our understanding of race relations in urban neighborhoods by demonstrating the salience of race when examining perceived disorder in gentrifying neighbor- hoods. We complement ...
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