Results Using Subjective Measures
COMPLEMENTARY OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE MEASURES OF HOSPITAL SERVICES QUALITY
... the results of a survey carried out among a representative sample of hospital patients in Lower Silesia ...the subjective quality of hospital services in a special ...the results of hospital ...
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Subjective Measures of Economic Well-Being and the Influence of Income Uncertainty
... As mentioned above, testing the Van Praag approach with respect to income uncertainty is only possible from the ex post point of view. All income information used is monthly household income. To avoid income changes due ...
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Subjective Measures of Economic Well-Being and the Influence of Income Uncertainty
... these results for the Van Praag approach? It might assumed that the estimated level of is not influenced by income uncertainty because the "risk premium" is deducted three times and added three ...
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The effect of sleep deprivation on objective and subjective measures of facial appearance
... None of the three skin-colour variables, nor mouth-curvature, eye-openness, or periorbital darkness, showed any noticeable difference between conditions, as represented by a 95%HDI that overlapped zero. The null ...
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The role of physiological and subjective measures of emotion regulation in predicting adolescent wellbeing
... (For a discussion of this issue, see Cole et al., 2004; Naragon-Gainey et al., 2017.) As this study involved cross-sectional data taken at a particular point in the school year, it cannot be determined whether the ...
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Comparing Objective and Subjective Measures of Usability in a Human Robot Dialogue System
... the results for the dialogue quality measures: the two indica- tions of problems, and the two measures of the frequency with which the subjects looked at the robot’s ...of results for both of ...
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Training intensity distribution in road cyclists: objective versus subjective measures
... distribution using different intensity measures based on session rating of perceived exertion (sRPE), heart rate (HR) and power output (PO) in well-trained ...quantified using HR, PO and sRPE ...
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The Effect of Judgmental/Subjective Measures on Implementing Balanced Scorecard in Bahrain Firms
... of measures: (1) financial and nonfinancial; (2) external and internal; (3) inputs/drivers and outputs/results; (4) objective and subjective/judgmental ...key measures of performance and when ...
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Residential electricity access : objective versus subjective measures of energy poverty in Texas
... respondent being objective energy burdened. This result was not surprising given the association between low income, energy inefficiency, and energy poverty (Ross & Drehobl, 2016; Reames, 2016). As such, it would ...
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On the linearity of subjective sleepiness measures
... of subjective sleepi- ness scales and to contribute to the debate about the nature of the interaction be- tween circadian (C) and homeostatic (S) processes in models of alertness-sleepi- ness ...experiment ...
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Surveying happiness in China: comparing measures of subjective well-being
... We note two issues that SWB researchers will need to be aware of when using the WVS China data. First, while there may seem to be two SWB terms in the WVS 1990, there is no Chinese questionnaire available to the ...
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Happiness Economics: Validity of subjective wellbeing measures and considerations for public policy
... SWB, not only among individuals within a country at a determined moment of time, but also across countries and within countries over time. Additionally, the estimated income-wellbeing gradients for the three cases were ...
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Subjective Performance Measures in Optimal Incentive Contracts
... In Section 2C, the firms expected profit was V(b) per period if it honored the implicit contract, but zero in all future periods if it reneged on the bonus, since we assumed that the wor[r] ...
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Priming and the reliability of subjective well being measures
... Empirical investigation into the role of transitory mood, the potential influence of priming or specifically the impact of a prior question on responses to subjective well-being questions, has amassed over the ...
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Subjective Measures and their Role in Data Mining Process
... objective measures can be quantified by using statistical methods, subjective measures are determined based on the user understandability of the ...objective measures of interestingness ...
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An examination of prospective memory in multiple sclerosis: a theoretical approach using objective and subjective measures
... time-consuming and hardware-intensive, and their psychometric properties are rarely reported; thus, while very useful in empirical investigations of the theoretical bases of PM, they may not be particularly useful ...
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Brandname confusion: Subjective and objective measures of orthographic similarity
... The second aim was to assess predictors of studentsÕ mean similarity ratings, with a view to finding the best metric for making reliable estimates of the similarity judgments of groups of people. If such a metric can be ...
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Objective vs. subjective hearing screening measures in schools
... Presently, pure-tone audiometry and tympanometry are the only ASHA recommended procedures to identify children with potential hearing loss or at risk for possible hearing loss due to m[r] ...
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Crowding in Public Transport: A Review of Objective and Subjective Measures
... current measures of crowding defined by transport authorities/operators, and to evaluate whether they appropriately reflect travellers’ experiences and perceptions of ...
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Crowding in Public Transport: A Review of Objective and Subjective Measures
... Linking Subjective and Objective Measures to Measurable Users Benefits for Inclusion in Benefit-Cost Analysis The discussion of objective and subjective measures of crowding in previous sec ...
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