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Analysis, Reanalysis, and Self-Analysis
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1996This paper describes a training analysis which required a reanalysis. An evaluation of the circumstances leading to the need for further psychoanalysis for the practicing analyst is detailed. A discussion of the value and necessity for self-analysis following analysis is presented.
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Journal of International Money and Finance, 2014
We analyse different forms of debt mutualisation in a union of countries. One country suffers from a political distortion and may resort to (partial) debt default. We consider a debt repayment guarantee, which can be "unlimited" or "limited", i.e. only be invoked when the guarantee threshold is not exceeded.
Beetsma, R., Mavromatis, K.
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We analyse different forms of debt mutualisation in a union of countries. One country suffers from a political distortion and may resort to (partial) debt default. We consider a debt repayment guarantee, which can be "unlimited" or "limited", i.e. only be invoked when the guarantee threshold is not exceeded.
Beetsma, R., Mavromatis, K.
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Cluster analysis and Q-analysis
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1984Abstract In this article the correspondence between a characteristic algorithm of Q-analysis and the single link method of cluster analysis is noted. Implications of the correspondence are discussed and more important differences between the approaches of Q-analysis and of cluster analysis are brought out.
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Methods of meta-analysis: an analysis
Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2002To understand the principles of systematic reviewing and meta-analysis, using recent examples from the medical literature to highlight some of these points.The word 'meta-analysis' is an intimidating one, and its associated jargon makes it seem incomprehensible.
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2002
Not unexpectedly, weight analysis turns out to be complex information that cannot always be handled intuitively. This suggests techniques that help analyzing weight analysis. The problem may be tackled by use of statistical methods. We expose the subject and Jan Beran’s approach based upon hierarchical decompositions of weights, together with an ...
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Not unexpectedly, weight analysis turns out to be complex information that cannot always be handled intuitively. This suggests techniques that help analyzing weight analysis. The problem may be tackled by use of statistical methods. We expose the subject and Jan Beran’s approach based upon hierarchical decompositions of weights, together with an ...
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2018
Kinds of analysis proliferate. The paradigm of analysis is mathematics; Newton spoke of scientific analysis; chemical analysis is a paradigm for that; psychologists speak of analyses; social scientists follow suit; linguists offer discourse analyses; critical analyses of Shakespeare’s sonnets are also familiar.
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Kinds of analysis proliferate. The paradigm of analysis is mathematics; Newton spoke of scientific analysis; chemical analysis is a paradigm for that; psychologists speak of analyses; social scientists follow suit; linguists offer discourse analyses; critical analyses of Shakespeare’s sonnets are also familiar.
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International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2000
Summary: Historically, game theory has been mainly used to define and analyze conflicts. We propose the rough set and Boolean reasoning methods to specify conflicts, and transform the confict analysis problem and the conflict-resolving problem into the Boolean-reasoning problem. Our model is an extension of that proposed by Pawlak.
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Summary: Historically, game theory has been mainly used to define and analyze conflicts. We propose the rough set and Boolean reasoning methods to specify conflicts, and transform the confict analysis problem and the conflict-resolving problem into the Boolean-reasoning problem. Our model is an extension of that proposed by Pawlak.
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Discourse Analysis as Ideology Analysis
2005This chapter focuses on the ‘expression’ of ideologies in various structures of text and talk. It is situated within the broader framework of a research project on discourse and ideology which has been conducted at the University of Amsterdam since 1993.
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Nursing and Residential Care, 2018
The Government has launched an effort to draw more people to a career in social care. While there have been positive responses, it is claimed the root causes for staff shortages are not addressed
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The Government has launched an effort to draw more people to a career in social care. While there have been positive responses, it is claimed the root causes for staff shortages are not addressed
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BMJ, 1936
Narco-analysis is an eclectic technique based on the observation (6) that a combination of narcosis with psycho-therapy is quicker and sometimes more effective than the formal methods of analytical psychology. The earlier attempts of this kind were limited to the non-analytical methods of overt suggestion augmented by drugs.
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Narco-analysis is an eclectic technique based on the observation (6) that a combination of narcosis with psycho-therapy is quicker and sometimes more effective than the formal methods of analytical psychology. The earlier attempts of this kind were limited to the non-analytical methods of overt suggestion augmented by drugs.
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