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Gaming disorder in the ICD-11: the state of the game. [PDF]

BMC Psychiatry
Musetti A, Floros G, Chiappedi M, Stavropoulos V.   +3 more
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Review Of Ecodynamics: A New Theory Of Societal Evolution By K. E. Boulding And Cultural Materialism: The Struggle For A Science Of Culture By M. Harris [PDF]

, 1980
Pryor, Frederic L.
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Emics and Etics for Organizational Studies

International Journal of Cross Cultural Management, 2002
Pike spent his career addressing a practical problem in linguistics, one that has a close analogy in international organizational studies. It is the problem of how someone can enter an unfamiliar culture and learn to communicate and live there. The optimal tools to carry along to an unfamiliar locale would be an explicit theory developed specifically ...
Mark F. Peterson, Kenneth L. Pike
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Etic Concepts and Emic Terms

2020
This chapter briefly surveys the definitions of 'sacred', as offered by leading scholars of religion. Whereas these accentuate the dichotomy between sacred and profane, the Arabic emic terms describe far-ranging degrees of holiness that were attributed to places and times.
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Emics and Etics: A Symbiotic Conception

Culture & Psychology, 1999
Cross-cultural psychology involves both the cultural understandings of behaviour and the comparative analysis of these understandings. The emic and etic approaches proposed by Pike were seen by him as complementary, rather than alternative, or even conflicting, ways of achieving these understandings.
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Emic and Etic Cross-Cultural Scale Development

2014
International marketing researchers are often interested in examining perceptual phenomena in different cultures in a search for universals. The balancing act between etic (universal attitudinal and behavioral concepts and measures) and emic (attitudinal and behavioral measures and concepts contextually rooted to a culture) approaches is challenging ...
John B. Ford, Douglas C. West, Adrian Sargeant   +2 more
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Emic concepts and etic paths

Religion, 2022
Steven Engler, Kevin A. Whitesides
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The emics and etics of quality of life assessment

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 1999
Among quality of life (QOL) researchers there is a debate over the value of subjective measures, because subjective ratings of different areas of people's lives often bear little relation to their objective life circumstances. Anthropological theory can illuminate this debate, since cultural anthropologists grapple with a similar issue--the difference ...
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New perspectives on vulnerability using emic and etic approaches

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2000
New perspectives on vulnerability using emic and etic approachesThe concept of vulnerability has not been developed theoretically from a nursing perspective. It has been viewed epidemiologically as population‐based relative risk with little consideration of its experiential qualities.
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