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Are mothers’ protective attachment strategies related to their children’s strategies?
Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2017Aims: We explored the relation between mothers’ protective attachment strategies and those of their school-age children. Methods: In total, 49 child–mother dyads participated in a short longitudinal study when the children were 5.5 and
Patricia M, Crittenden +3 more
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The Relation of Strategy and Morality
Ethics, 1963DU TJRING the last two years there has been a sharp increase of interest by ethicists in problems of strategy, especially concerning nuclear armaments. This interest has benefited from increasing public attention to theory by the military analysts and also from a vastly greater awareness of problems of strategy by the politically alert public. The work
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Strategies for treating HIV-related lipodystrophy
Expert Opinion on Investigational Drugs, 2001HIV-related lipodystrophy has emerged as one of the most prevalent problems for patients with HIV, since this infection can now be seen as a chronic disease. Despite its growing importance, crucial issues such as aetiopathogenesis, diagnosis, prevention and therapy remain largely unknown and unexplored.
M A, García-Viejo +2 more
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Strategies in relational inference
Thinking & Reasoning, 2000Three experiments are reported in which the relationships between task format, item type, and strategy usage were investigated for a two-dimensional relational inference task. Contrary to past findings with linear syllogisms, it was found that parallel presentation (presenting problem statements simultaneously) did not result in any increased use of ...
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Herbrand strategies and the ?greater deducibility? relation
Journal of Soviet Mathematics, 1981A Herbrand strategy T is that algorithm which for an arbitrary prenex formula F gives a sequence of its Herbrand disjunctions. Let FT be the first tautology in this sequence. T is complete if for every deducible F, FT exists. The strategy T gives k superfluous terms for F if k disjuncts can be removed from FT while preserving its tautological character;
Maslov, S. Yu., Norgela, S. A.
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International Relations and Strategy
1991A bibliography of post-graduate theses concerning International Relations and Strategy, subdivided by era as follows:- Ancient and Medieval; 1500-1650; 1651-1763; 1764-1792; 1793-1815; 1815-1914; 1914-1918; 1919-1939; 1939-1945; and 1945-1990.
David M. Williams, Andrew P. White
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Relational Management Strategies
2015Success in policy change trajectories greatly depends on the relational aspect. This chapter, ‘Relational Management Strategies’, explores how policy entrepreneurs manage the relational factor and shows that in order to create and foster good relations they spend a great deal of time and resources on networking and the creation of relationships of ...
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Student strategies for categorizing IT-related terms
Education and Information Technologies, 2019The ability to categorize concepts is an essential capability for human thinking and action. On the one hand, the investigation of such abilities is the purview of psychology; on the other hand, subject-specific educational research is also of interest, as a number of research works in the field of science education show. For computer science education,
Torsten Brinda +3 more
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Optimization Strategies for Relational Disjunctive Queries.
IEEE Trans. Software Eng., 1989The main purpose of this work is to extend the processing capabilities of the optimizer of a relational DBMS in order to effectively include the treatment of disjunctive queries. To this aim two new strategies are presented, whose main features are based on the application of splitting techniques during the execution of the join operations.
Ciaccia P., Scalas M. R.
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Industrial Relations and Management Strategy.
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1985Robin Fincham +2 more
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