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Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2010
Followers of law, politics and business commonly relate stories of individuals who appear to predict an expected performance level below what they believe themselves to be capable of. The standard explanation for such rhetoric is that it hedges against the negative consequences of unanticipated failures and takes advantage of unexpected successes ...
Lindstädt, René, Staton, Jeffrey K
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Followers of law, politics and business commonly relate stories of individuals who appear to predict an expected performance level below what they believe themselves to be capable of. The standard explanation for such rhetoric is that it hedges against the negative consequences of unanticipated failures and takes advantage of unexpected successes ...
Lindstädt, René, Staton, Jeffrey K
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2008 The idea that monetary policy is principally about “managing expectations” has taken hold in central banks around the world. Discussions of expectations management by central bankers, academics and by financial market participants frequently also include the idea that central bank credibility is imperfect.
King, Robert G. +2 more
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Expectant management of haemoperitoneum
Injury, 1999Nonoperative management was successful in 81 of the 90 patients including two patients with penetrating injury. Nine patients were operated on after an initial period of observation, eight because of continued bleeding and one because of features of peritonitis. There were four deaths.
S M, Bose +5 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2014
As physicians transform observed frequencies from studies into predicted probabilities for a given patient, we generally fail to consider that the predictions we utter about a given therapeutic intervention are themselves part of the intervention.
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As physicians transform observed frequencies from studies into predicted probabilities for a given patient, we generally fail to consider that the predictions we utter about a given therapeutic intervention are themselves part of the intervention.
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Plastic Surgical Nursing, 2006
Nurses and physicians are the leading advocates of patient education and patient safety. They believe that the more knowledge and understanding patients have about the procedures they are about to undertake, the better their expectations and recovery will be.
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Nurses and physicians are the leading advocates of patient education and patient safety. They believe that the more knowledge and understanding patients have about the procedures they are about to undertake, the better their expectations and recovery will be.
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The art of expectations management
Computer, 2000One of the most valuable skills a software professional can develop, expectations management is something surprisingly few people know or practice. The author has witnessed more than 100 stakeholder software requirements negotiations in which inflated expectations about the simplicity of the problem or ease of providing a solution have caused the most ...
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Managing Customer Expectations
Information Systems Management, 2000Abstract Users who have high expectations for a new system too often become disappointed once they discover the system does not live up to their dreams. Some IS managers circumvent this problem by purposely setting expectations too low. However, high expectations do not have to be a guarantee for disappointment and dissatisfaction.
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THE EXPECTANT MANAGEMENT OF PLACENTA PREVIA
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1948Abstract One hundred five cases of placenta previa with one maternal death (0.95 per cent) and twenty-nine fetal deaths (28 per cent) are reviewed. The adequate replacement of blood loss, and caution in the use of vaginal manipulations, with delivery either by cesarean section, or induction of labor by rupture of the membranes, dependent upon the ...
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