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Co-creating innovative and accepted legume-based dishes for school canteens with adolescents in a low socioeconomic area.

Food Qual Prefer
Kokkorou M, Spinelli S, Dinnella C, Pierguidi L, Wollgast J, Maragkoudakis P, Monteleone E.   +6 more
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Clinical research on homeopathic preparations: protocol template for a series of systematic reviews. [PDF]

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Loef M, van Haselen R, Baumgartner S.
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Systematic interviews and analysis : Using the repertory grid technique

, 2015
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Repertory Grid as a Tool for Training Needs Analysis

Learning Organization, 1994
Repertory grid is a technique that is emerging from the psychological arena entering the business world. As a technique it is particularly useful in putting some “shape” to vague or abstract ideas and it can help to “quantify the unquantifiable”. In the training field repertory grid may be used to help define the performance that managers expect from ...
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Qualitative analysis of repertory grids: Interpretive clustering

Rivista Italiana Costruttivismo, 2022
: In this discussion paper, we present a new form of qualitative analysis of repertory grid data that we have called “Interpretive Clustering”. Although numerous existing publications report having performed qualitative analyses of repertory grid data, upon inspection this is usually a content analysis of constructs.
Viv Burr, Nigel King
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Recent advances in the analysis of a repertory grid

British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1981
This paper extends a previous survey of techniques for the analysis of repertory grids. It compares principal component analysis, Q‐analysis, FOCUS and a new logical technique ENTAIL on some examples, and discusses the similarities and differences in the results.
M L, Shaw, B R, Gaines
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Analysis of repertory grids in clinical practice

British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2001
Objective. This paper illustrates the use of several different forms of analysis of repertory grid data, using a case study of a client who completed repertory grids at various stages of therapy. Method. Participants in a survivors' group completed grids before and after therapy and at 3‐ and 6‐month follow‐up.
C, Leach, K, Freshwater, J, Aldridge, J, Sunderland   +3 more
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The analysis of interpersonal perceptions as a repertory grid

British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1980
In order to set goals and evaluate progress in therapy with couples it is important to begin with a clear formulation of the problem. The technique described provides quantitative data on three aspects of a relationship. Firstly, the extent to which a couple are in fact using a common language.
D, Childs, R, Hedges
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Analysis of web sites with the repertory grid technique

CHI '01 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2001
The Repertory Grid Technique (RGT) is presented as an approach to analyse and evaluate the user-perceived "character" of web site designs. The RGT reveals the participants' personal perceptions and preferences. This information supports the design of an appealing user experience.
Marc Hassenzahl, Tibor Trautmann
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‘Effective’ Australian gerontology nurses: a repertory grid analysis

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 1997
Summary Repertory grids were completed by gerontological nurses (N= 60) to elicit the personal constructs they used to characterize gerontological nurses, effective gerontological nurses and the extent to which participants believed themselves to be effective as nurses working in this specialist field. Analysis of pooled repertory grids indicated that
A, Retsas, J, Wilson
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