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Social Indicators of Deception
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2012Objective: This study addresses a practical homeland security issue of considerable current concern: In a situation in which the opportunity exists to question or interview concurrently two or more suspects, how does one determine truth or deception at a social level?
James E. Driskell +2 more
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Indicators for Social Inclusion
Politica economica - Journal of Economic Policy (PEJEP), 2002The European Union adopted in December 2001 a set of common indicators for social inclusion. This paper describes the background to the adoption of the indicators, and the work undertaken as part of the Belgian Presidency. It sets out principles for the construction of social indicators for this purpose, emphasising their role as performance indicators:
Atkinson Tony +3 more
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Science (New York, N.Y.), 2010
The notions of social indicators and social accounting, expressed by analogy with the national economic accounts, generated excitement in the 1960's, and the interest continues to grow if we may judge from governmental activity and the publication of programmatic and research papers.
E B, Sheldon, R, Parke
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The notions of social indicators and social accounting, expressed by analogy with the national economic accounts, generated excitement in the 1960's, and the interest continues to grow if we may judge from governmental activity and the publication of programmatic and research papers.
E B, Sheldon, R, Parke
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Reproductive Efficiency as a Social Indicator
Studies in Family Planning, 1976An index of reproductive efficiency (RE) is proposed as a social indicator that will meet the need to consider various forms of pregnancy wastage, to compare their relative costs, and to guide reproductive health policy accordingly. This article discusses conceptual and measurement aspects of RE.
C, Muller, F S, Jaffe, M G, Kovar
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Demographic Indices as Social Indicators
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1991A social indicator is derived from readily available demographic data: population age structures, mortality rates, sex ratios, and children—women ratios (fertility). It is suggested that an indicator based on just two of these variables can be as reliable a measure of the physical quality of life in a population as a multivariable indicator based ...
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Social indicators and social structure
Journal of Community Psychology, 1983The findings from seven factor analytic studies of social indicators at the subnational level constitute the starting point for this review of the relationship of social indicators, defined as measures of individual and family welfare, and social structure. This definition acknowledges the normative element in social indicators, but it does not specify
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Social Indicators and Religious Indicators
Review of Religious Research, 1973Building on the work of the United Methodist Task Force on Religious Indicators, this paper reviews developments in the field of social indicators and makes some suggestions for religion. In the area of social indicators, brief mention is made of the work of NASA, the Russell Sage Foundation, the National Academy of Sciences, the Social Science ...
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Science, 1975
The notions of social indicators and social accounting, expressed by analogy with the national economic accounts, generated excitement in the 1960's, and the interest continues to grow if we may judge from governmental activity and the publication of programmatic and research papers.
Eleanor Bernert Sheldon, Robert Parke
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The notions of social indicators and social accounting, expressed by analogy with the national economic accounts, generated excitement in the 1960's, and the interest continues to grow if we may judge from governmental activity and the publication of programmatic and research papers.
Eleanor Bernert Sheldon, Robert Parke
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