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Participation as Commodity, Participation as Gift
American Journal of Bioethics, 2001(2001). Participation as Commodity, Participation as Gift. The American Journal of Bioethics: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 48-48.
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Researchers as Participants, Participants as Researchers
2013Abstract not available.
Phillips, Louise, Zavros, Agli
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Participation and social participation: are they distinct concepts?
Clinical Rehabilitation, 2013Introduction: The concept of participation has been extensively used in health and social care literature since the World Health Organization introduced its description in the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) in 2001.
Rob J. E. M. Smeets +6 more
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To Participate or Not to Participate? That is Not The Question! [PDF]
, 2013 We take an experience of educational failure in school mathematics to illustrate the liberal capitalist ideology at work in educational institutions. This will be done by means of confronting the official discourse, which posits inclusion and equity as fundamental goals of mathematics education, with its actualization within a secondary school, whose ...
Straehler-Pohl, Hauke, Pais, Alexandre
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Participating as participation: A network approach
Communication Monographs, 1993This paper adopts a network approach to the study of worker participation in an attempt to capture the inherent communicative nature of participating within an organization. Although complex, dynamic, interactive processes are the very essence of participation, it has most often been conceptualized as a unidimensional, static variable, typically ...
Cynthia Stohl, Alicia A. Marshall
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Strategies of Participation in Participant Observation
Sociological Methods & Research, 1972Participant observation is approached by considering five strategies of participation, as reflected in the writings of field workers in the social sciences. The strategies considered are: (1) gaining access to data, (2) evoking behavior, (3) identifying psychologically with the people being studied, (4) connecting concepts with indicators, and (5 ...
Daniel S. Claster, Howard Schwartz
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To participate or not participate in unprofessional behavior – Is that the question?
Medical Teacher, 2016Medical education provides students with abundant learning opportunities, each of which is embodied with messages concerning what is expected from students. This paper analyses students? exposure to instances of unprofessional behavior, investigating whether they judge such behavior to be unprofessional and whether they also participate in ...
Milton Severo +4 more
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Informed Participation And Participating Informants
Canberra Anthropology, 1997Dans cet article, l'A. propose de revoir la notion d' observation participante pratiquee pendant la recherche ethnographique sur le terrain. Il ne peut y avoir une recherche sur le terrain sans observation et donc participation du chercheur. L'A. expose les conditions necessaires de son observation participante a partir de la recherche ethnographique ...
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Svakodnevni događaji u svijetu i Europi konstantno ističu temeljnu funkciju Crkve i religije u rješavanju konflikta i socijalnog mira, kako na regionalnoj, tako i lokalnoj razini. Najvižniji segmenti djelovanja religijskih institucija su njihova kreacija, komunikacija i zaštita vrijednosti na različe načine.
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Svakodnevni događaji u svijetu i Europi konstantno ističu temeljnu funkciju Crkve i religije u rješavanju konflikta i socijalnog mira, kako na regionalnoj, tako i lokalnoj razini. Najvižniji segmenti djelovanja religijskih institucija su njihova kreacija, komunikacija i zaštita vrijednosti na različe načine.
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