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International Journal of the Addictions, 1977
The results of several large methadone maintenance programs are reviewed and the outcome measures used are analyzed. Criteria measures were often vague and sometimes not defined. Many studies base their findings on unverified patient self-reports because costs for more reliable and systematic data collection are prohibitive.
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The results of several large methadone maintenance programs are reviewed and the outcome measures used are analyzed. Criteria measures were often vague and sometimes not defined. Many studies base their findings on unverified patient self-reports because costs for more reliable and systematic data collection are prohibitive.
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Q Methodology as a Constructivist Methodology
Operant Subjectivity, 2009Following a brief discussion of the meanings of constructivism an argument is made to the effect that Q methodology is a constructivist methodology in a sense that is compatible with the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead. A brief comparison of the ideas of Stephenson and Whitehead is followed by a section outlining Whitehead’s notion of the ‘actual ...
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The ecoinvent database version 3 (part I): overview and methodology
The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 2016Gregor Wernet +5 more
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National Sleep Foundation's sleep time duration recommendations: methodology and results summary.
Sleep Health, 2015Max Hirshkowitz +20 more
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In this conversation, Adrian Curtin, Prarthana Purkayastha, and meLê yamomo highlight how their research on sound and dance engages embodied knowledges and vice versa. They account for how archival work challenges presumptions about the research process as well as what the scholar assumes they are looking for in the archive.
Curtin, A., Purkayastha , P., Yamomo, M.
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Curtin, A., Purkayastha , P., Yamomo, M.
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European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 1996
Biofeedback is derived from psychological learning theory based on operant conditioning. It involves a process of teaching the patient to recognize and subsequently control a physiological function. This is usually achieved by representing such a parameter as an easily perceived signal (e.g.
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Biofeedback is derived from psychological learning theory based on operant conditioning. It involves a process of teaching the patient to recognize and subsequently control a physiological function. This is usually achieved by representing such a parameter as an easily perceived signal (e.g.
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The integrative review: updated methodology.
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2005R. Whittemore, K. Knafl
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2015
In this chapter, the methodology of the study will be presented. The chapter examines the Swedish venture capital market and discuss the innovation system that include a combination of stategoverned, regional, and university-based institutions and actors, all contributing to the advancement of entrepreneurial ideas and activities.
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In this chapter, the methodology of the study will be presented. The chapter examines the Swedish venture capital market and discuss the innovation system that include a combination of stategoverned, regional, and university-based institutions and actors, all contributing to the advancement of entrepreneurial ideas and activities.
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