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Survey doubts

Nursing Standard, 1995
Do patient satisfaction surveys really tell the whole story? In the light of doubts about the validity of conventional survey methods, Nottingham University has launched a new Nursing Policy Studies publication outlining a less structured, more interview-based approach to patients' views about outpatient services.
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The Value of Doubt

IEEE Software, 2017
Doubt is key to becoming a good programmer. If you don't doubt the correctness of your work, you have no incentive to look for the hidden spoilers that are always there.
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Doubtful Rationality

ZDM, 2007
The paper addresses the following two questions: (1) How can we conceptualise possible socio-political roles of mathematics-based rationality? (2) How can we conceptualise possible the socio-political roles of mathematics education? Together the two questions might help to shed some light on how mathematical rationality might assume different forms and
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Doubtful Food, Doubtful Faith

International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 2012
The encroachment of maximalist thinking in Jewish and Muslim communities globally has been widely noted by scholars across disciplines. Todate, the influence of such thinking on the cultural construction of foodways, particularly food taboos, within these communities has been largely ignored.
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Shadow of a Doubt

Archives of Dermatology, 2000
preparations for the 8th EADV Congress in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, his suggestion of questionable ethical standards in the EDAV are unwelcome and unfair, as well as untrue. We anticipate that the Amsterdam congress will be a success like its predecessors. We would welcome Dr Martino Neumann to the congress (at his own expense!) to see for himself
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Limits to doubt

Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 2005
Supported by Ian Hacking's concept of "intervention," and Charles Taylor's concept of "intentionality," this article argues that doubting is acting, and that doubting is therefore subject to the same demands of responsibility as any other action. The argument is developed by using medical practice as a test-case.
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Good doubt and bad doubt

Journal of Visceral Surgery, 2018
K, Slim, J-G, Ganascia, B, Vennat
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Changes in Religious Doubt and Physical and Mental Health in Emerging Adulthood

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 2021
Laura Upenieks, Laura Upenieks
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Expressions of doubt and trust in online user reviews

Computers in Human Behavior, 2021
Hannes Rosenbusch   +2 more
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