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Today's Choices, Tomorrow's Changes [PDF]
, 2008 Provides an overview of the issues in California's November 2008 elections -- the status quo of education, infrastructure, environment, budget, and governance, and the need for change in each ...
Deborah Reed
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Making Choices: Valletta, Development, Archaeology and Society
Internet Archaeology, 2018 The European Archaeological Council's working group on 'Making Choices' conducted a survey of EAC member states about the ways in which they make decisions in archaeological heritage management with particular reference to development-led archaeological ...
Barney Sloane
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Procedural Choices in Regulatory Science [PDF]
, 1993 This paper compares four approaches to using science in regulatory decision making - one very similar to the Science Court proposal. Professor Jasanoff argues generally that that proposal would be less useful than procedures more sensitive to the ...
Jasanoff, Sheila
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Arts, 2018 Choice poetics is a formalist framework that seeks to concretely describe the impacts choices have on player experiences within narrative games. Developed in part to support algorithmic generation of narrative choices, the theory includes a detailed ...
Peter Mawhorter +5 more
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Rehabilitation environments: Service users’ perspective
Health Expectations, 2019 Background Design of rehabilitation environments is usually “expert” driven with little consideration given to the perceptions of service users, especially patients and informal carers.
Maggie Killington +7 more
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COVID-19: underpowered randomised trials, or no randomised trials?
Trials, 2021 A recently published trial of face mask use to protect against COVID-19 demonstrated a key barrier to carrying out randomised trials in public health: the need for unattainably large sample sizes.
Atle Fretheim
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Rational adversaries? evidence from randomised trials in one day cricket [PDF]
, 2007 In cricket, the right to make an important decision (bat first or field first) is assigned via a coin toss. These "randomised trials" allow us to examine the consistency of choices made by teams with strictly opposed preferences, and the effects of ...
Atherton +18 more
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Stress transiently affects pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2012 Stress bias decision-making processes by favoring the shift to habits as a result of changes in corticostriatal circuits. Given that these same circuits are implicated in action control and outcome encoding implicated in adaptive responses we herein ...
Pedro eMorgado +7 more
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Optimal Number of Choices in Rating Contexts
, 2018 In many settings people must give numerical scores to entities from a small discrete set. For instance, rating physical attractiveness from 1--5 on dating sites, or papers from 1--10 for conference reviewing.
Ganzfried, Sam, Yusuf, Farzana
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Are people ethical? An experimental approach [PDF]
, 2007 Do ethical motivations and attitudes affect behaviour? We examine this issue in six Prisoner´s Dilemma and Prisoner´s Dilemma related games using an online experiment where individuals were asked to make choices and subsequently to express the ...
Dietrich, M., Rowen, D.
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