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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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Private Life Events and Work Ability

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2020
Although previous research on work ability extensively examined the role of job demands in predicting work ability, this research largely overlooked the influence of home demands such as disruptive...
Karen Pak, Dorien Kooij, Annet De Lange, Marc Van Veldhoven   +3 more
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Inferring Public and Private Topics for Similar Events

2013
Event detection, extraction, and tracking can help people to better understand the event that happened in the world. Previous research focuses on mining single event. In this paper, we propose a topic model to infer the public and private topic from a group of similar events.
Xubo Wen, Xiaoli Ma, Huan Xia, Juanzi Li
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Comment on Carini's “Private Events Made Public”

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968
Carini's paper, by suggesting that instruments are the way to make the science of psychology objective, carries behaviorism to a reductio ad absurdum.
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Privatization and Deregulation: a Chronology of Events

2011
The saga of Iceland’s largest banks begins with deregulation and privatization. Although it is incorrect to blame these two factors entirely for the subsequent collapse, the liberalization process of financial markets and capital market integration in the 1990s (which followed Iceland’s membership of the EEA (European Economic Area)), created an ...
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Experiential Marketing at Dior Private Event

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
Experiential marketing has gained a lot of importance in the past few years. Today, people pay for not just goods and services but also for the experience. Brands and product organizations have now understood the value of promoting their services and products around the experience and not just the intrinsic value of the product.
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Private Events

2014
Kelly G. Wilson, Karen Kate
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Private Events

1971
Alfred Jacobs, Lewis B. Sachs
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On private events and brain events

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1986
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Private Records of Events

2023
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