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Psychological Reports, 1970
Rats permitted to locomote to a goal box via one of two major arms of a maze, preferred the alternative which provided the opportunity for further choice behavior. Choice as a value was discussed.
Stephen C. Voss, M. J. Homzie
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Rats permitted to locomote to a goal box via one of two major arms of a maze, preferred the alternative which provided the opportunity for further choice behavior. Choice as a value was discussed.
Stephen C. Voss, M. J. Homzie
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Nature Neuroscience, 2006
Dopaminergic neurons are thought to inform decisions by reporting errors in reward prediction. A new study reports dopaminergic responses as monkeys make choices, supporting one computational theory of appetitive learning.
Niv, Y., Daw, N., Dayan, P.
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Dopaminergic neurons are thought to inform decisions by reporting errors in reward prediction. A new study reports dopaminergic responses as monkeys make choices, supporting one computational theory of appetitive learning.
Niv, Y., Daw, N., Dayan, P.
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2019
Scholars and practitioners have proposed different frameworks to make business model representation easier. However, more information is still required to understand their applicability, especially concerning value perspective. This chapter focus on three of them: the Choices/Consequences, the RCOV, and the Business Model Canvas.
Fabian Salum +3 more
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Scholars and practitioners have proposed different frameworks to make business model representation easier. However, more information is still required to understand their applicability, especially concerning value perspective. This chapter focus on three of them: the Choices/Consequences, the RCOV, and the Business Model Canvas.
Fabian Salum +3 more
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Appraisal of Values in the Choice of Treatment
Nursing Research, 1984The Gortner Values in the Choice of Treatment Inventory is a set of declarative statements to which respondents can indicate agreement or disagreement in a Likert-type format. The statements are based on the moral principles of Autonomy, Beneficence/Nonmaleficence, and Justice as conceptualized by Beauchamp and Childress (1979).
S R, Gortner, M, Hudes, S J, Zyzanski
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Values in the Choice of Treatment
Nursing Research, 1988The Gortner Values in the Choice of Treatment Inventory is a set of statements based on the moral principles of autonomy and beneficence/nonmaleficence (Beauchamp & Childress, 1979). The inventory was developed and used with cardiac surgery patients and spouses (Gortner, Hudes, & Zyzanski, 1984) and has been replicated with a new sample of coronary ...
S R, Gortner, S J, Zyzanski
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OCCUPATIONAL CHOICE AND STUDENT VALUES
Educational Research, 1973This article attempts to set out a way of measuring determination, the element capable of making students’ ‘occupational choice’ a reality not just an ideal, by exploration of the part played by the value system in relation to occupational choice. An investigation was carried out with secondary school students using a differential values inventory ...
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The influence of goals on value and choice
2000Publisher Summary This chapter discusses a role for goals in choice processing and in the perception of value of objects. It defines goals and the activation of goals. An evidence is presented that people habitually associate goals with objects in the world.
Markman, Arthur B., Brendl, C. Miguel
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The value of choice and the justice of contract
Jurisprudence, 2018This short Essay examines the assurance theory of contract, originally developed by T.M. Scanlon and recently revived and revised by Emmanuel Voyiakis. Scanlon’s duty-based account of contract properly highlights the intimate connection between contract and the value of choice.
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Journal of Library Administration, 2002
This paper investigates the integration of library resources, library instruction and services into the design of online courses. While many libraries embrace the ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries) guidelines for library support of distance learners, many of the Web-based resources we develop still depend upon students seeking them ...
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This paper investigates the integration of library resources, library instruction and services into the design of online courses. While many libraries embrace the ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries) guidelines for library support of distance learners, many of the Web-based resources we develop still depend upon students seeking them ...
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Choice: its increase and its value
British Journal of Political Science, 1992Much has been made in recent years of increasing the choice of the citizen-consumer.This article argues that the concept of ‘increasing choice’ is far more problematic than at first appears and has little intrinsic value in itself.Choice is only to be valued in itself in the sense that the process of choices or decision-making plays a part in our own ...
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