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Perceptions of frailty and falls in older adults using an English regional ambulance service: A descriptive phenomenological study. [PDF]

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Charlton K, Rathour T, Burrow E.
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The existential fracture model: reconceptualizing narcissistic personality disorder through a phenomenological-existential lens. [PDF]

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Sun J.
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<i>Support-t</i>, an online training and peer support platform to accompany youth living with type 1 diabetes transitioning to adult healthcare: protocol of an effectiveness-implementation trial. [PDF]

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Roy-Fleming A, Nakhla M, Mok E, Vanasse A, Cianci L, Kichler J, Simoneau-Roy J, Couture Y, Gagné J, Dupont M, Brazeau AS.   +10 more
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Development of student self-efficacy in innovative fieldwork placements: A qualitative study. [PDF]

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Cheng M, Niles-Williams F, Duncan A, Hunt AW.   +3 more
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The Lived Experience of Adults With Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Rural Areas: Phenomenological Study. [PDF]

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Bosco V, Mercuri C, Doldo P, Nocerino R, Guillari A, Virgolesi M, Rea T, Giordano V, Simeone S.   +8 more
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Psychological distress and cultural role conflict among dementia family caregivers in China: a phenomenological study. [PDF]

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Yu G, Yuan T, Bu S, Zeng Y.
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How many games are we playing? An experimental analysis of choice bracketing in games

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 2019
Abstract Individuals who bracket decisions narrowly ignore the consequences of one decision when making another decision. Such behavior is well documented in experiments where subjects make decisions in the absence of strategic considerations. This paper uses an economic experiment to investigate whether people also bracket their decisions in games ...
James R Bland
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Choice bracketing

Robert Hoffmann
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Choice bracketing and experience‐based choice

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 2020
AbstractWe examine how choice bracketing affects expected value maximization in experience‐based choice. Experience‐based choices are a series of individual choices made sequentially, for which feedback follows each choice, and are thus naturally bracketed narrowly.
Liat Hadar, Shai Danziger, Vicki G. Morwitz   +2 more
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