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Realist methodologies informing the development, implementation, and scale-up of complex socio-medical interventions: A scoping review protocol. [PDF]
PLoS OneAhmed MK +5 more
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Multisystem Influences on Mental Health Risk Among Urban Older Adults: An Ecological Systems Theory Perspective. [PDF]
Risk Manag Healthc PolicyLuo J, Zheng L, Huang C.
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Resilience and Recovery in the Informal Economy: Social Networks, Social Protection, and Adaptive Strategies Among Post-COVID Workers in Bangladesh. [PDF]
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Preventing Pesticide Toxicity Risk Through Self-Reported Practices in Children of Farming Communities: A Social Practice Theory Perspective. [PDF]
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Factors influencing anime-generated parasocial relationships: a systematic review. [PDF]
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SIMULATION, 1986
Currently, there are many social theories but none which have been formally tested because, in macrosociology, replication under genuinely comparable conditions has not been possible. A research strategy based on computer simulations is described that gives sociologists a practical quantitative technique for testing social theories and for comparing ...
Richard Bronson, Chanoch Jacobsen
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Currently, there are many social theories but none which have been formally tested because, in macrosociology, replication under genuinely comparable conditions has not been possible. A research strategy based on computer simulations is described that gives sociologists a practical quantitative technique for testing social theories and for comparing ...
Richard Bronson, Chanoch Jacobsen
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International Journal of Health Services, 1976
Three sociologists-Talcott Parsons, Eliot Freidson, and David Mechanic-have explained medical phenomena within a broader theoretical framework. Although all three have made significant contributions, their conclusions remain incomplete on the theoretical level and seldom have been helpful for workers concerned with ongoing problems of health care.
H, Waitzkin, B, Waterman
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Three sociologists-Talcott Parsons, Eliot Freidson, and David Mechanic-have explained medical phenomena within a broader theoretical framework. Although all three have made significant contributions, their conclusions remain incomplete on the theoretical level and seldom have been helpful for workers concerned with ongoing problems of health care.
H, Waitzkin, B, Waterman
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