Victor, Jeffrey S
... 1991; Victor 1993a). Evidence can also be found in records from SRA professional training seminars for psychotherapists and social workers offered at professional conferences, and in continuing education programs at colleges (Mulhern 1991, 1994; Nathan and Snedeker 1995). Further evidence can be fou ...
... 1991; Victor 1993a). Evidence can also be found in records from SRA professional training seminars for psychotherapists and social workers offered at professional conferences, and in continuing education programs at colleges (Mulhern 1991, 1994; Nathan and Snedeker 1995). Further evidence can be fou ...
The Capacity to Serve - Voluntary Sector Initiative / Initiative du
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... Une version Française de ce document est aussi disponible ...
How social representations of attitudes have informed attitude theories
... social in origin and development is not generally considered. Attitudes, thus understood, are seen as the property of individuals. This point is vital to an understanding of how theories of attitude differ to those of social representations. Theorists from the social representations perspective hav ...
... social in origin and development is not generally considered. Attitudes, thus understood, are seen as the property of individuals. This point is vital to an understanding of how theories of attitude differ to those of social representations. Theorists from the social representations perspective hav ...
Deconstructing Four Sociological Perspectives on Education: A
... the experiences of pupils/students in a Caribbean society such as Trinidad &Tobago. It may well be that experiences of schooling are universal; common to students in all schools based on the effects of gender, social class and ethnicity. The curious mind should question the inclusion of the conseque ...
... the experiences of pupils/students in a Caribbean society such as Trinidad &Tobago. It may well be that experiences of schooling are universal; common to students in all schools based on the effects of gender, social class and ethnicity. The curious mind should question the inclusion of the conseque ...
CSGP 07/2 - Trent University
... key observations is that actors themselves create constancy in social organization by holding – cultural – assumptions about stability. Thus the dynamics of material social systems and symbolic systems in which such assumptions are in part rooted can not be separated in the way that we may distingui ...
... key observations is that actors themselves create constancy in social organization by holding – cultural – assumptions about stability. Thus the dynamics of material social systems and symbolic systems in which such assumptions are in part rooted can not be separated in the way that we may distingui ...
Aalborg Universitet Practices, The Built Environment and Sustainability
... (a) In our opinion the ‘ideal type’ formulation of practice-as-entity is more deterministic and loses much of the iterative quality that is key for understanding practice dynamics. Nevertheless, we suggest that such ‘ideal type’ constructs have an effect in the real world. Ideas about ‘normal’, ‘typ ...
... (a) In our opinion the ‘ideal type’ formulation of practice-as-entity is more deterministic and loses much of the iterative quality that is key for understanding practice dynamics. Nevertheless, we suggest that such ‘ideal type’ constructs have an effect in the real world. Ideas about ‘normal’, ‘typ ...
The Urban Sociology of Manuel Castells: A Critical
... being based upon a scrupulous exegesis of Castells's work). I t is obvious that facts can often be problematic and open tc> dispute. Hence, any challenge to my critique must either dhallenge the facts (i.e., my exegesis of Castells's work) or my criteria of what constitutes a rigorous and cogent an ...
... being based upon a scrupulous exegesis of Castells's work). I t is obvious that facts can often be problematic and open tc> dispute. Hence, any challenge to my critique must either dhallenge the facts (i.e., my exegesis of Castells's work) or my criteria of what constitutes a rigorous and cogent an ...
Humour and Social Protest: An Introduction
... subversive way to play with established rules and hierarchies.11 During such events, political protest was possible, as long as it was done by joking. As the masquerades of religious festivals often hid the identity of the participants, members of the urban lower classes exploited these events to ex ...
... subversive way to play with established rules and hierarchies.11 During such events, political protest was possible, as long as it was done by joking. As the masquerades of religious festivals often hid the identity of the participants, members of the urban lower classes exploited these events to ex ...
Complex acetabular fractures: Combined anterior and posterior
... of this procedure is the need to position the patient twice. ...
... of this procedure is the need to position the patient twice. ...
AI Dangers: Imagined and Real
... neural networks has produced breakthroughs in a number of important areas in recent years. • These include speech recognition, image identification, ...
... neural networks has produced breakthroughs in a number of important areas in recent years. • These include speech recognition, image identification, ...
A Science of Context: The Qualitative Approach as Fundamental to
... extremely difficult problems are like this. “How do we invade Japan?” is an example. The basic process is quantitative/predictive according to the standard narrative of “the” scientific method. It starts with a defined highest-order problem (invading Japan) and breaks it down into smaller problems ( ...
... extremely difficult problems are like this. “How do we invade Japan?” is an example. The basic process is quantitative/predictive according to the standard narrative of “the” scientific method. It starts with a defined highest-order problem (invading Japan) and breaks it down into smaller problems ( ...
Social Spending, Human Capital, and Growth in Developing
... justify the involvement of the public sector in these areas, this does not, in itself, indicate that higher spending per se is the most effective or the only policy intervention for helping meet the MDGs.2 This paper seeks to contribute to this debate by providing an integrated assessment of the rol ...
... justify the involvement of the public sector in these areas, this does not, in itself, indicate that higher spending per se is the most effective or the only policy intervention for helping meet the MDGs.2 This paper seeks to contribute to this debate by providing an integrated assessment of the rol ...
East of Eden or South of Babel
... Austrian theorizing after Menger took place through the Walrasian window, as noted especially clearly by Sandye Gloria-Palermo (1999). Furthermore, a growing body of non-Austrian scholarship on social complexity and evolution has been formulated while looking through a Mengerian-type window, as ill ...
... Austrian theorizing after Menger took place through the Walrasian window, as noted especially clearly by Sandye Gloria-Palermo (1999). Furthermore, a growing body of non-Austrian scholarship on social complexity and evolution has been formulated while looking through a Mengerian-type window, as ill ...
- Munich Personal RePEc Archive
... argue not merely that Rousseau is incorrect or that we disagree with his conclusions, but more fundamentally, that his very mode of argumentation is flawed, based as it is on an ahistorical counterfactual. For by Rousseau's own admission, the illegitimate social contract is hypothetical and ahistori ...
... argue not merely that Rousseau is incorrect or that we disagree with his conclusions, but more fundamentally, that his very mode of argumentation is flawed, based as it is on an ahistorical counterfactual. For by Rousseau's own admission, the illegitimate social contract is hypothetical and ahistori ...
Parrish 2008 - School of Earth and Environment
... rather than depend on a regular salary for income. These ‘entrepreneurs’ were thereafter demarcated as distinct from the masses, being postulated as the driving force behind the seemingly perpetual motion of the economy’s circular flow of money and goods (Pressman 1999). Thus was the first formal c ...
... rather than depend on a regular salary for income. These ‘entrepreneurs’ were thereafter demarcated as distinct from the masses, being postulated as the driving force behind the seemingly perpetual motion of the economy’s circular flow of money and goods (Pressman 1999). Thus was the first formal c ...
home first - Government of New Brunswick
... The Home First strategy is the foundation of an integrated system of health and social care. It represents a fundamental change in philosophy and practice whereby hospital admissions, lengthy hospital stays and transfers directly from hospital to residential facilities are considered last resort opt ...
... The Home First strategy is the foundation of an integrated system of health and social care. It represents a fundamental change in philosophy and practice whereby hospital admissions, lengthy hospital stays and transfers directly from hospital to residential facilities are considered last resort opt ...
Causal Mechanisms and Process Patterns
... Take for example the excellent review article by John Gerring, which carries the title “The mechanismic worldview: thinking inside the box”.5 In this article, Gerring detects nine different meanings of the term “mechanism” and concludes that the core of the concept is “the pathway or process by whic ...
... Take for example the excellent review article by John Gerring, which carries the title “The mechanismic worldview: thinking inside the box”.5 In this article, Gerring detects nine different meanings of the term “mechanism” and concludes that the core of the concept is “the pathway or process by whic ...
Total War and Social Changes: With a Focus on Arthur Marwick`s
... necessary demand of total war. This happened to major states involved toward or through World War II. It was not a matter of what regime-type the societies were; whether Fascist-type regimes considered irrational and tyrannical, or New Deal-type regimes considered rational and democratic. In this pa ...
... necessary demand of total war. This happened to major states involved toward or through World War II. It was not a matter of what regime-type the societies were; whether Fascist-type regimes considered irrational and tyrannical, or New Deal-type regimes considered rational and democratic. In this pa ...
Principles of Assessment for EMS by: Bob & Kirsten Elling
... © 2003 Delmar Learning, a Division of Thomson Learning, Inc. ...
... © 2003 Delmar Learning, a Division of Thomson Learning, Inc. ...
Legal and Judicial Development: The Role of Civil Society in the
... 8. See WORLD BANK, supra note 2, at 3. For instance, some countries still have relatively little non-governmental organization ("NGO") activity and other sectors of civil society are more prominent, such as community groups, labor movements, or religious organizations. In other places, NGOs are more ...
... 8. See WORLD BANK, supra note 2, at 3. For instance, some countries still have relatively little non-governmental organization ("NGO") activity and other sectors of civil society are more prominent, such as community groups, labor movements, or religious organizations. In other places, NGOs are more ...
10_chapter 3
... beings. In other words this stage is dominated by the divine or religious values. In the metaphysical stage, the mind explains phenomenon by invoking abstract entities like 'nature'. This stage is only a modification of theological stage. This stage is dominated by the modified divine values or reli ...
... beings. In other words this stage is dominated by the divine or religious values. In the metaphysical stage, the mind explains phenomenon by invoking abstract entities like 'nature'. This stage is only a modification of theological stage. This stage is dominated by the modified divine values or reli ...
6. Using artificial agents to understand
... Most natural resource systems used by multiple individuals can be classified as common-pool resources. Conventional economic theory predicts that when agents have free access to a common-pool resource they will consume ecosystem services to the point where private costs equal the benefits, whereas e ...
... Most natural resource systems used by multiple individuals can be classified as common-pool resources. Conventional economic theory predicts that when agents have free access to a common-pool resource they will consume ecosystem services to the point where private costs equal the benefits, whereas e ...
Bunge :Ten Modes of Individualism—None of Which Works—And
... in particular of laws. Hence, it would be lawless or chaotic in the original sense of the word. If—defying the laws of biology—there were humans in such a world, they would be unable to think in general terms. Furthermore, they would be incapable of acting on the strength of rules grounded on laws, ...
... in particular of laws. Hence, it would be lawless or chaotic in the original sense of the word. If—defying the laws of biology—there were humans in such a world, they would be unable to think in general terms. Furthermore, they would be incapable of acting on the strength of rules grounded on laws, ...
Establishing a nurse coordinator role to manage a District Health
... Designing the data for a drug to meet one or more specific regimens Gentamicin listings were divided into Gentamicin 8hrly and Gentamicin DAILY to allow for the different hard alert parameters required to avoid toxicity. A specialised paediatric cystic fibrosis profile was created to serve a select ...
... Designing the data for a drug to meet one or more specific regimens Gentamicin listings were divided into Gentamicin 8hrly and Gentamicin DAILY to allow for the different hard alert parameters required to avoid toxicity. A specialised paediatric cystic fibrosis profile was created to serve a select ...