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Systematic Observations of Autistic Behavior
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1968IN 1943, Kanner published his first description of early infantile autism in which the characteristic features of the illness consisted of a profound withdrawal from contact with people existing "from the beginning of life," an obsessive desire for the preservation of sameness, a skillful and even affectionate relation to objects, the retention of an ...
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Systematic Observation in Clinical Psychology
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1965AT PRESENT the primary role of psychologists working in the clinical field is that of technical ancillary concerned with the application of standardized psychological tests. The usefulness of such tests has several limitations. Without a minimal degree of cooperation on the part of the patient it may not be possible to apply psychological tests at all.
C, HUTT, M W, COXON
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Systematic observation of hand decontamination
Nursing Standard, 2004Meticulous infection control precautions are required to prevent healthcare-associated infection, with particular attention to hand hygiene and universal precautions. A detailed observation study undertaken in the early 1990s still has clear messages for infection control today.
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Systematic Nursing Observation of Psychopathology
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1968MANY RATING instruments have been developed in recent years for use in psychiatric research. Several have been used widely and effectively. Therefore, it behooves anyone offering a new scale to describe the application for which it is designed and for which, presumably, it offers an improvement over existing scales.In our case, we wish to study the ...
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Annual Review of Sociology, 1984
This chapter reviews, from a sociological standpoint, the methodological and empirical literature on systematic field observation in several fields. Three historical waves of interest in and refinement of systematic field observation techniques are identified, and sociological contributions to each are noted.
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This chapter reviews, from a sociological standpoint, the methodological and empirical literature on systematic field observation in several fields. Three historical waves of interest in and refinement of systematic field observation techniques are identified, and sociological contributions to each are noted.
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Some Systematic Observations on Monaural Diplacusis
International Journal of Audiology, 1981Anomalies of monaural pitch perception, including pitch changes with level, roughness and beats, were mapped in the intensity-frequency plane by a listener using continuous-tone stimulation between approximately 1 900 and 2 750 Hz. A narrow region characterized by rapid threshold adaptation was also mapped between approximately 2 590 and 2 690 Hz.
C, Formby, D B, Gjerdingen
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Action Observation: A Systematic Review
American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2020Date Presented 03/27/20 With 65% of survivors left with hemiparesis affecting activities of daily living (ADL) performance at six months poststroke, as motor control recovery plateaus at five weeks post stroke, there is a need to identify effective interventions that can ...
Carly Goldberg, Dawn Nilsen
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2018
Systematic social observation (SSO) is the application of rigorous, replicable, and generalizable approaches from survey methodology to field observation (ethnography). SSO provides researchers with independent, robust, and quantifiable data about the forms of social interactions most commonly obtained through qualitative inquiry.
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Systematic social observation (SSO) is the application of rigorous, replicable, and generalizable approaches from survey methodology to field observation (ethnography). SSO provides researchers with independent, robust, and quantifiable data about the forms of social interactions most commonly obtained through qualitative inquiry.
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Clinical observations and systematic studies of autogynephilia
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1991The term autogynephilia denotes a male's paraphilic tendency to be sexually aroused by the thought or image of himself as a woman. This term subsumes transvestism as well as erotic ideas or situations in which women's garments per se play a small role or none at all.
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