"Empirical studies" refer to research or scientific studies that are based on observation, measurement, and evidence gathered from real-world experiences or observations. Instead of relying on assumptions or theories,
empirical studies rely on data and facts to draw conclusions.
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The chapter closes with a call for more thoughtful
empirical studies in order to establish a research base that ultimately will affect policies around the use of serious games in school settings.
Models of juvenile sexual offending need to be informed by developmental theory and validated
by empirical studies using measures that have demonstrated reliability and validity.
He also has
conducted empirical studies of other education topics, including charter schools, accountability testing, graduation rates, student demographics and special education.
We therefore seek to integrate results
from empirical studies examining the association between attachment and delinquency by means of a meta - analysis.
People have been training dogs for centuries, yet very
few empirical studies have directly compared different techniques for teaching dogs new behaviors.
Although many
empirical studies found evidence suggesting that poor attachment to parents increases the risk of delinquent behavior, a systematic review of the link between attachment and delinquency has not been conducted yet.
This might sound intuitive to those familiar with the business case for diversity, but the authors claim that this is the
first empirical study to show this definitively.
A growing number of
empirical studies suggest that encouraging play early on enhances this ability, and that educational interventions supporting it are the most powerful predictors of children's development as learners.
And three
new empirical studies provide strong confirmation that patent litigation is reducing venture capital investment in startups and is reducing R&D spending, especially in small firms.
An exception to this criterion was applied to workplace health promotion interventions where controlled trials are rare; in this case
other empirical study designs alongside an economic analysis were also eligible.
Although the number of
empirical studies investigating effects of mindfulness treatment for substance misuse has increased dramatically in recent years, few reviews have examined findings of mindfulness studies.
Although, few studies move beyond self - reports of positive impact, a small number of
empirical studies explore the impact on teaching practice and student learning.
At several points, this course will focus on an analysis of the procedural system's operations as revealed
through empirical studies.
Our group does both theoretical research and writing, and
empirical studies such as focus groups with intended end - users of neural engineering technology.
One possible explanation for these conflicting results is that almost all
previous empirical studies have relied on comparisons of students in states that adopted these reforms with students in states that did not.
On the other hand, I am not sure whether a wave of attrition warfare by the parties with
comprehensive empirical studies of consumer behaviour would have produced a truly different result.
We recently learned about an
intriguing empirical study that examines the motivations of lawyers who participate in pro bono work.
Although it has not been proven
via empirical studies, many mental health professionals do believe, based on case studies and clinical experience, that babies can and do become depressed.
The key challenge
facing empirical study of how school choice affects information acquisition has been a lack of systematic data.
Our present understanding of the effects of ocean acidification, however, is reliant on
empirical studies developed to ascertain species - specific responses to forcing.
For those who know me well, they know that I am constantly
quoting empirical studies and psychological theories to explain why different things happen in relationships.
There is evidence, both from small qualitative studies and from large - scale, long -
term empirical studies, that many of these problems are long lasting.
Two
empirical studies concluded that the treatment was more effective for the treatment of reactive attachment disorder and emotional trauma than «usual treatments» although there has been some criticism of the research.
Compared with the theoretical discussion over the concept of work - family balance, there has been
limited empirical study on its validation work.
Even the employer share of increased premiums will mostly be shifted over time to employees via lower monetary compensation, as indicated
by empirical studies.
Similarly, the development of the group has not been the focus of researchers — only a
few empirical studies have been conducted to examine group supervision.
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