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Journal of European Industrial Training, 1981
Decisions ranging from those affecting the world to trivial day‐to‐day experiences involve choices among alternative images for the future. Usually images of the future are formed by perceived patterns of past behaviour. In essence, we attempt to perceive patterns in the records of the past, and improvement in these records will improve our view of the
Pat Joynt, Mai‐Lill Rytter
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Decisions ranging from those affecting the world to trivial day‐to‐day experiences involve choices among alternative images for the future. Usually images of the future are formed by perceived patterns of past behaviour. In essence, we attempt to perceive patterns in the records of the past, and improvement in these records will improve our view of the
Pat Joynt, Mai‐Lill Rytter
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Methadone Treatment: Experiment and Experience
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1991The relationship between public policy and scientific investigation is explored by a review of the experience with methadone maintenance treatment for narcotic addiction. The implementation of a widespread treatment effort in Hong Kong in the 1970s is contrasted with recent policies in regard to methadone treatment expansion in the United States.
R G, Newman, N, Peyser
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Philosophy of Science, 1959
The problem of scientific ethics or experimental morality creates for the scientific methodologist a profound dilemma. To the extent that he makes his investigations scientific he fails at the essence of morality. Conversely, if he attempts to found himself securely in morality, his efforts to become scientific lead to mere utilitarian “moralizing.” In
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The problem of scientific ethics or experimental morality creates for the scientific methodologist a profound dilemma. To the extent that he makes his investigations scientific he fails at the essence of morality. Conversely, if he attempts to found himself securely in morality, his efforts to become scientific lead to mere utilitarian “moralizing.” In
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2017
Fourth contribution to the Serialized Forum Black Mountain College: Revisiting Projections, 60 Years ...
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Fourth contribution to the Serialized Forum Black Mountain College: Revisiting Projections, 60 Years ...
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PREVIOUS TASK EXPERIENCE IN METACOGNITIVE EXPERIENCE
Psychological Reports, 2007This study examined the sources of differences in the correlations among metacognitive experiences and between metacognitive experiences with performance. Task experience was treated as the source of differences. 70 Japanese undergraduate students solved two tasks, one similar to those experienced (experienced task) and the other one barely ...
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Natural Experiments and Quasi-Natural Experiments
2008The term ‘natural experiment’ has been used in many, often, contradictory, ways. It is not unfair to say that the term is frequently employed to describe situations that are neither ‘natural’ nor ‘experiments’ or situations which are ‘natural, but not experiments’ or vice versa.
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