BPD and ANT - Edinburgh Research Participation
... 2 separate lab assays of executive and attentional control were correlated with one another. Failure on the WCST may be caused by poor sustained attention. Construct validity of the ANT task. Lab based tasks ...
... 2 separate lab assays of executive and attentional control were correlated with one another. Failure on the WCST may be caused by poor sustained attention. Construct validity of the ANT task. Lab based tasks ...
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... in most EHRs. Instead, drug prescription information with the name of a drug and the start date of the prescription is usually provided in observational data. How to construct drug eras from prescription records is a challenging and significant task for both CDR and ADR discovery [12, 13]. We provid ...
... in most EHRs. Instead, drug prescription information with the name of a drug and the start date of the prescription is usually provided in observational data. How to construct drug eras from prescription records is a challenging and significant task for both CDR and ADR discovery [12, 13]. We provid ...
Deliberate Practice and Acquisition of Expert Performance: A
... Based on a review of research on skill acquisition, we31 identified a set of conditions where practice had been uniformly associated with improved performance. Significant improvements in performance were realized when individuals were 1) given a task with a welldefined goal, 2) motivated to improve ...
... Based on a review of research on skill acquisition, we31 identified a set of conditions where practice had been uniformly associated with improved performance. Significant improvements in performance were realized when individuals were 1) given a task with a welldefined goal, 2) motivated to improve ...
Task Force on Telepharmacy
... cause providers of these services to be regulated; 4) ensure these providers are familiar with state pharmacy practice laws; and 5) communicate with providers if needed. In addition, the Task Force agreed the registry must apply to those out-of-state practitioners and practice sites providing distri ...
... cause providers of these services to be regulated; 4) ensure these providers are familiar with state pharmacy practice laws; and 5) communicate with providers if needed. In addition, the Task Force agreed the registry must apply to those out-of-state practitioners and practice sites providing distri ...
Evolution of Symbolic Traits
... Chinese an adaptation the Yellow River Plain. If history had made the inhabitants of England Chinese speakers (more plausibly, they might have remained Celtic speakers, or become French speakers), life would go on just fine. Adaptive forces like natural selection and direct bias can act on symbol sy ...
... Chinese an adaptation the Yellow River Plain. If history had made the inhabitants of England Chinese speakers (more plausibly, they might have remained Celtic speakers, or become French speakers), life would go on just fine. Adaptive forces like natural selection and direct bias can act on symbol sy ...
2005 Model of the Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine
... The physician tasks include the range of activities and the dynamic nature of the practice of EM (Table 3). Emergency physicians simultaneously consider multiple factors involved in patient care that may alter the direction of patient management. For example, the approach to the patient can change d ...
... The physician tasks include the range of activities and the dynamic nature of the practice of EM (Table 3). Emergency physicians simultaneously consider multiple factors involved in patient care that may alter the direction of patient management. For example, the approach to the patient can change d ...
Using SAS Predictive Modeling to Investigate the Asthma's Patient Future Hospitalization Risk
... Medications are the prime cost components for the asthma patient; for example, for inpatients, asthma represents 30% of the overall cost. Asthma guidelines generally use an Expert panel, and have been developing over the years to the current state as consensus panel guidelines. Since guidelines rely ...
... Medications are the prime cost components for the asthma patient; for example, for inpatients, asthma represents 30% of the overall cost. Asthma guidelines generally use an Expert panel, and have been developing over the years to the current state as consensus panel guidelines. Since guidelines rely ...
preprint Word document - Daniel J. O`Keefe home page
... This image of underlying attitude structure immediately suggests a number of alternative—not mutually exclusive—strategies for attitude change. A persuader might try to add some new salient belief (of appropriate valence) about the object, change the evaluation of some existing belief, or change the ...
... This image of underlying attitude structure immediately suggests a number of alternative—not mutually exclusive—strategies for attitude change. A persuader might try to add some new salient belief (of appropriate valence) about the object, change the evaluation of some existing belief, or change the ...
Contrasting Temporal Bayesian Network Models for Analyzing HIV
... Nodes corresponds to a causal-temporal relation. One interesting property of this class of models, in contrast to Dynamic Bayesian Networks, is that the temporal intervals can differ in number and size. So, only one (or a few) instance(s) of each variable is required, assuming there is one (or a few ...
... Nodes corresponds to a causal-temporal relation. One interesting property of this class of models, in contrast to Dynamic Bayesian Networks, is that the temporal intervals can differ in number and size. So, only one (or a few) instance(s) of each variable is required, assuming there is one (or a few ...
A TEMPORARY SOLUTION TO A PERMANENT PROBLEM
... of adolescents and 4% of adults have engaged in some kind of self-injury at some time in their life time. “The age-of-onset of self-injury is consistently reported to be between 12 and 14 years” and the number of people engaged in self-destructive behavior has increased since the mid-1960s (Nock, 20 ...
... of adolescents and 4% of adults have engaged in some kind of self-injury at some time in their life time. “The age-of-onset of self-injury is consistently reported to be between 12 and 14 years” and the number of people engaged in self-destructive behavior has increased since the mid-1960s (Nock, 20 ...
RETHINKING RESISTANCE AND RECOGNIZING AMBIVALENCE
... Watson (1982) points out, managers often perceive resistance negatively, since they see employees who resist as disobedient. And as Jermier et al. put it, "The most prevalent way of analysing resistance is to see it as a reactive process where agents embedded in power relations actively oppose initi ...
... Watson (1982) points out, managers often perceive resistance negatively, since they see employees who resist as disobedient. And as Jermier et al. put it, "The most prevalent way of analysing resistance is to see it as a reactive process where agents embedded in power relations actively oppose initi ...
2. General Age regularities of Personality development.styles
... The interactionist argues that personality is not just a ripening of genetic traits, nor just the effect of varied situations but both (Bowers, 1973; Pervin, 1977). The most recent proponents distinguish between mechanistic and dynamic interactionism. Endler and Parker (1992), for instance, point ou ...
... The interactionist argues that personality is not just a ripening of genetic traits, nor just the effect of varied situations but both (Bowers, 1973; Pervin, 1977). The most recent proponents distinguish between mechanistic and dynamic interactionism. Endler and Parker (1992), for instance, point ou ...
Central and Peripheral Routes to Sustained Technology Usage
... (ELM). We address two broad research questions (1) what specific processes act to drive behavior change? and (2) does the route of persuasion that is activated for the recipient affect the long-term behavior of the recipient, i.e. are the changes enduring? We use longitudinal data collected in three ...
... (ELM). We address two broad research questions (1) what specific processes act to drive behavior change? and (2) does the route of persuasion that is activated for the recipient affect the long-term behavior of the recipient, i.e. are the changes enduring? We use longitudinal data collected in three ...
From C. P. Ellis to School Integration: The Social Psychology of
... First, the introduction of superordinate goals will be most successful when the duration or extent of cooperation is proportional to the level of conflict (Wilder and Thompson 1980; Worchel 1986). If the level of conflict is often minor, little is at stake and individuals’ sentiments towards members ...
... First, the introduction of superordinate goals will be most successful when the duration or extent of cooperation is proportional to the level of conflict (Wilder and Thompson 1980; Worchel 1986). If the level of conflict is often minor, little is at stake and individuals’ sentiments towards members ...
2016 HHS risk adjuster coefficient updates
... be used to determine the payment transfer amounts for the 2016 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) market. The updated model coefficients are intended to reflect more current treatment and cost patterns than the current coefficients in place for 2014 and 2015. While the impact of these ...
... be used to determine the payment transfer amounts for the 2016 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) market. The updated model coefficients are intended to reflect more current treatment and cost patterns than the current coefficients in place for 2014 and 2015. While the impact of these ...
practice
... to correct the imbalance would be low. 1) Case of corporate manager—Julia Bradley. b) The degree of influence that individuals believe they have over the elements also will have an impact on how they will react to the dissonance. 1) If they perceive the dissonance to be uncontrollable, they are less ...
... to correct the imbalance would be low. 1) Case of corporate manager—Julia Bradley. b) The degree of influence that individuals believe they have over the elements also will have an impact on how they will react to the dissonance. 1) If they perceive the dissonance to be uncontrollable, they are less ...
Situation Models in Language Comprehension and Memory
... they describe the same situation. In contrast, 2a and 2b are less likely to be confused because they describe different situations. In other words, the Bransford et al. findings can be explained if we assume that their participants created situation models of the state of affairs described in the st ...
... they describe the same situation. In contrast, 2a and 2b are less likely to be confused because they describe different situations. In other words, the Bransford et al. findings can be explained if we assume that their participants created situation models of the state of affairs described in the st ...
A Goal-Setting and Goal-Striving Model to Better Understand and
... particularly when associated with implicit planning. Furthermore the plan completeness measurement may differ depending on which specific actions or plan a decision maker refers to, especially if he or she has modified the original plan. Goal realisation, the successful or unsuccessful attainment of ...
... particularly when associated with implicit planning. Furthermore the plan completeness measurement may differ depending on which specific actions or plan a decision maker refers to, especially if he or she has modified the original plan. Goal realisation, the successful or unsuccessful attainment of ...
A Goal-Setting and Goal-Striving Model to Better Understand and
... particularly when associated with implicit planning. Furthermore the plan completeness measurement may differ depending on which specific actions or plan a decision maker refers to, especially if he or she has modified the original plan. Goal realisation, the successful or unsuccessful attainment of ...
... particularly when associated with implicit planning. Furthermore the plan completeness measurement may differ depending on which specific actions or plan a decision maker refers to, especially if he or she has modified the original plan. Goal realisation, the successful or unsuccessful attainment of ...
Methodological Aspects in the Assessment of Treatment Effects in Observational Health Outcomes Studies, Applied Health Economics and Health Policy (2006)
... model is to decide which variables to include in the model. Starr and colleagues[35] note that “the complementary nature of the relationship between some explanatory variables can lead to compromised inferences if one or the other is innocently omitted from consideration … [but] the indiscriminate i ...
... model is to decide which variables to include in the model. Starr and colleagues[35] note that “the complementary nature of the relationship between some explanatory variables can lead to compromised inferences if one or the other is innocently omitted from consideration … [but] the indiscriminate i ...
SloanWilsonVolumeTwo..
... groups, that vary in their genetic composition, with corresponding variation in their contribution to the gene pool (fitness). Group selection provides the fitness differences that were lacking within groups. In the case of a no-cost public good, any variation among groups is sufficient for the A-t ...
... groups, that vary in their genetic composition, with corresponding variation in their contribution to the gene pool (fitness). Group selection provides the fitness differences that were lacking within groups. In the case of a no-cost public good, any variation among groups is sufficient for the A-t ...
Host Pathogen Relations: Exploring Animal Models for Fungal
... These disease markers can be used to study the progression of disease, while survival assays provides a quantitative measure of disease and death. As a simple starting model, C. elegans is a quick and inexpensive way to study virulence of many fungal species. However, like D. melanogaster, the resul ...
... These disease markers can be used to study the progression of disease, while survival assays provides a quantitative measure of disease and death. As a simple starting model, C. elegans is a quick and inexpensive way to study virulence of many fungal species. However, like D. melanogaster, the resul ...
TITLE: Crisis Intervention EAR Model/Loss Model/Last Model
... 3. Describe the goal of an officer when talking to someone contemplating suicide. ...
... 3. Describe the goal of an officer when talking to someone contemplating suicide. ...
Extraction socket healing in rats treated with bisphosphonate
... alveolus initiated by procedures or other trauma results in the local release of bound bisphosphonates into the surrounding tissue. The released bisphosphonates are toxic to the overlying epithelium and can result in inhibition of proliferation and wound healing (20). Additional study is clearly nee ...
... alveolus initiated by procedures or other trauma results in the local release of bound bisphosphonates into the surrounding tissue. The released bisphosphonates are toxic to the overlying epithelium and can result in inhibition of proliferation and wound healing (20). Additional study is clearly nee ...
Entrepreneurial Potential and Potential Entrepreneurs
... that the key to long-term resilience was increasing the supply of individuals who see themselves as potential entrepreneurs, rather than counting coup over each immediate job created (or business attracted). It is from our contexts that we leam our beliefs, attitudes, and assumptions about the world ...
... that the key to long-term resilience was increasing the supply of individuals who see themselves as potential entrepreneurs, rather than counting coup over each immediate job created (or business attracted). It is from our contexts that we leam our beliefs, attitudes, and assumptions about the world ...