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The use of social media and its potential in the research lifecycle
... of social media for two of the four phases of the research lifecycle; engagement and ...that social media offers an easy and approachable way for targeting groups of people who might be interested in a ...
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Borrower’s default and self-disclosure of social media information in P2P lending
... their social media account on a P2P lending platform raise the possibility that their default behavior would be revealed to their ...s social image, and consequently damages social bonds to others ...
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Between neoliberalism and nationalist populism: what role for the 'European social model' and social quality in post-Brexit Europe?
... European social model may have been more of a weak rhetorical device than a metatheory or specific policy ...European social model, for example, from the social chapter and the working time ...some ...
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A NOVEL APPROACH TO GENERATE DISTRIBUTED GLOBAL AND LOCAL USE CASES: A NEW NOTATION
... of social media among students in universities and colleges have been a topic of great discussion among researchers throughout the ...that social media influence the effectiveness of learning and teaching ...
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Integrating guanxi into technology acceptance: an empirical investigation of WeChat
... the social influence process is dri- ven by cognitive instrumental benefits in organizational settings (Venkatesh and Bala, 2008; Venkatesh and Davis, ...First, social influence in the TAM model only ...
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Twitter Data Predicting Geolacation Using Data Mining Techniques
... any social media site tracks particular topic, many politicians as well as companies use twitter to track their position in politics and monitor their products and services ...
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The Affiliative Social Relations Of Free-Ranging Rhesus Macaques In The Context Of Instability
... prior social capital and the magnitude of change in the rate of interactions, we also examined two conspicuous behavioral signals previously shown to index social capital: self-directed behaviors (SDBs) and ...
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4X4 CIRCULAR PATCH PHASED ARRAY FOR AIRBORNE APPLICATIONS
... Learning as defined by Driscoll [1] is “a persisting change in human performance or performance potential… [Which] must come about as a result of the learner’s experience and interaction with the world”. This definition ...
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Challenges for the smoking ban in Israeli pubs and bars: analysis guided by the behavioral ecological model
... the social movement "Clean Air", it seems that the P&B owners do not under- stand the reasons why this social movement exists; their narrative implies that they think the aim of "Clean ...
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AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION FOR THE INTRUSION DETECTION FEATURES BASED ON MACHINE LEARNING AND FEATURE SELECTION METHODS
... The concept of customer engagement (CE) emerged in 2006 as a sub-set of the term engagement which sought to study the customer’s behavior and emotions toward the interactions/participation with brands or services [19]. ...
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A Semantic based Friend System for Social Networks M Dinesh & P Karunakar Reddy
... Third, the similaritythreshold used for the friend-matching graph is fixed in our current prototype of Friendbook. It would be interesting to explore the adaption of the thresh- old for each edge and see whether it can ...
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A complex social theory to the analysis of the social hipervariability
... the social discipline, it means, elements coming from cybernetic the logic and the biology among ...the social theory, which will have as a result a discourse based on the theories coming from the biology ...
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Exploring the role of Capabilities in Social Innovation
... In recent history the evolution of SHGs can be traced to Alcoholics Anonymous founded 1935 in Ohio, in the US to help recover severe cases of alcoholism that were beyond medical help. However, it was not until after ...
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The role of Fa'asamoa in social work in Aotearoa New Zealand : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the degree of Master in Social Work (M S W ), Department of Social Policy and Social Work, Massey University
... The totality of Samoan culture representing the key components of the Samoan Heart: the Samoan Way: Ceremonies: Protocols and Values: and Structures and Institutions: also represents the[r] ...
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The role of Fa'asamoa in social work in Aotearoa New Zealand : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the degree of Master in Social Work (M S W ), Department of Social Policy and Social Work, Massey University
... Table 2: Participants Based In Samoa: Perspectives of Fa'asamoa The performance of rituals and ceremonial practices: Elaborate Involvement of people In groups: Involvement of Matai as ke[r] ...
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The pervasive role of social learning in primate lifetime development
... foraging, social, investigative and self-directed ...a social learning bias to copy the majority in one ’ s community, and perhaps explains why social ...
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Coping and defending : age differences in maturity of defence mechanisms and coping strategies
... A one-way analysis of variance was performed between mature defenses and age (young, middle age, old) to determine which groups differed. The assumptions of normality and equal variance were meet. The means indicated ...
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5. A. M. Abdelhamid, M. A. Sweilum and Marwa M. M. H. Zaher
... Effect of protein level and stocking density on growth performance, survival rate, feed utilization and body composition of Nile tilapia fry (Oreochromisniloticus L[r] ...
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Geographical mobility in Angus, c 1780 c 1830 : modernisation and motivation
... Books and articles written contemporaneously or at a later date make up the final source used in this study of geographical mobility in Angus between 1780 and 1830. Again it is mainly secondary material that is gained ...
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Introduction: Bourdieu and Language
... Derek Robbins warns of the dangers inherent in three interrelated sources of misinterpretation: dehistoricization, decontextualization and formalization. Founded on both his impressively wide-ranging knowledge and his ...
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