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Private Events

2023
The objective of this project is to explore, through a qualitative strategy, the effectiveness of a semi-structured interview created to rescue useful information, related to the research objective, from intimate situations with a delicate component sensitive to social desirability.
Benítez, Isabel, Caputto, Belén Carrascal, Aguilar, María Del Pilar   +2 more
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Private Events for Public Benefit? Events and the Emergence of Public–private Parks

Event Management, 2023
Hiring out sites, particularly urban parks, to the organizers of private events is now an important way that some public spaces are funded. Government austerity, and the additional pressures that COVID19 has placed on government finances, means this approach to public space management is becoming more visible and widespread.
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Private Events Made Public

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968
Recent notes criticizing and defending the use of phenomenological observations in psychology are criticized for failing to take into account the means through which observations can be made objective and public. Objectivity is attained through the use of objects or instruments of measurement, and the public nature of an event is a function of its ...
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The Private Security Events Database

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2019
Since the 1990s, the private provision of military and security services has become a common feature of local, national, and transnational politics. The prevalence of private security has generated important questions about its consequences, but data to answer these questions are sparse.
Deborah Avant, Kara Kingma Neu
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Teaching About Private Events in the Classroom

Behavior and Social Issues, 1996
Keenan Michael, Michael Keenan
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Consciousness and Private Events

1999
One of the most important philosophical criticisms leveled at behaviorism is that it lacks the tools required for an analysis of the first-person perspective (Malcolm, 1963, see Day, 1977/1992; Lycan, 1990; Rorty, 1994). If this criticism were valid, it would indeed be a grave, if not fatal, flaw.
Steven C. Hayes, Kelly G. Wilson, Elizabeth V. Gifford   +2 more
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On Behaviorism and Private Events

The Psychological Record, 1980
Radical behaviorism may be distinguished from other varieties of behaviorism, notably methodological behaviorism, by the way that it accommodates private events, where a private event is understood as (a) a verbal report of an internal sensation or (b) the influence of such phenomena as thinking, consciousness, and the like.
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Private events revisited: Does unobservable mean private?

Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 1988
This paper presents a discussion on the misapplication of the concept “private events” in traditional psychotherapy interpretation. Shown is that, logically, the term “privacy” is contradictory to principles of science and it further inhibits anaturalistic approach to observation.
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