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Journal of Wound CareThis chapter outlines the application of case study research approaches to researching sport coaching. Key features of the case study methodology are discussed including definitions, ontology and epistemology and the what, how and why of the approach ...
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2008
Abstract This chapter discusses the use of case studies in tourism research. It describes the different types of case studies; looks at some of the basic methods used to conduct case studies; and concludes with some comments about how to analyse one's findings.
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Abstract This chapter discusses the use of case studies in tourism research. It describes the different types of case studies; looks at some of the basic methods used to conduct case studies; and concludes with some comments about how to analyse one's findings.
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International Sociology, 2006
Debates on ‘case studies and generalization’ have been too strongly committed to dualisms (general/specific, explanation/understanding) that polarize social science into natural-science-inspired and humanities-inspired camps. One should be aware of a third option, a pragmatist (participationist) attitude.
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Debates on ‘case studies and generalization’ have been too strongly committed to dualisms (general/specific, explanation/understanding) that polarize social science into natural-science-inspired and humanities-inspired camps. One should be aware of a third option, a pragmatist (participationist) attitude.
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2018
The aim of this chapter is to illustrate the modeling procedures discussed in the previous chapter via three well-chosen examples.
María Elena, Álvarez-Buylla Roces +4 more
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The aim of this chapter is to illustrate the modeling procedures discussed in the previous chapter via three well-chosen examples.
María Elena, Álvarez-Buylla Roces +4 more
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Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 1994
Prior to institution of case management Mr. G would have remained on the neuroscience acute care unit until nursing home placement could be arranged, a process which often took a year because of the severe shortage of Medicaid beds in South Carolina. Because case managers collaborated to identify and resolve the problem, the outcome for those such as ...
R, Dring, B, Hiott, K, Elliott
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Prior to institution of case management Mr. G would have remained on the neuroscience acute care unit until nursing home placement could be arranged, a process which often took a year because of the severe shortage of Medicaid beds in South Carolina. Because case managers collaborated to identify and resolve the problem, the outcome for those such as ...
R, Dring, B, Hiott, K, Elliott
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1998
I have generally found that lawyers and judges are more easily per¬suaded by evidence than argument. For every argument, no matter how sophisticated, the competent lawyer can launch a credible counter-argument. Stronger evidence is harder to reject.
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I have generally found that lawyers and judges are more easily per¬suaded by evidence than argument. For every argument, no matter how sophisticated, the competent lawyer can launch a credible counter-argument. Stronger evidence is harder to reject.
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2004
One of the key issues of object-oriented modeling is inheritance. It allows for the definition of a subclass that inherits features from some superclass. When considering the dynamic behavior of objects, as captured by their life cycles, there is no general agreement on the meaning of inheritance.
Eric Verbeek 0001 +1 more
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One of the key issues of object-oriented modeling is inheritance. It allows for the definition of a subclass that inherits features from some superclass. When considering the dynamic behavior of objects, as captured by their life cycles, there is no general agreement on the meaning of inheritance.
Eric Verbeek 0001 +1 more
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