Sentences with phrase «of decisional»

Noting Judge Rand's opinion in his own, Judge Gallipoli respectfully disagreed with Judge Rand's interpretation of the decisional law in this state and found that a claim existed for these types of behaviors.

A principal component analysis of the decisional balance items revealed a three - factor - solution with factor I representing the perceived advantages (10 items, α = 0.73), factor II reflecting items that indicate «fear avoidance beliefs» (5 items, α = 0.74), and factor III containing items that may be summarized as «organizational barriers» (5 items, α = 0.65).

The consequences of this decisional error would be that we would needlessly and erroneously terminate the child's relationship with a normal - range and affectionally available parent, and we would abandon the child to the custody of a narcissistic / borderline parent who is engaging in extremely distorted parenting practices that will severely distort the child's emotional and psychological development (Causal Origin 2), or

Evaluation of Decisional Balance in Change of Effective Stress Management Behavior among Chinese University Participants Using Item Response Theory

Imagine if the «slow process of decisional accretion» found its next layer of clay in a test case by some coal - rolling enthusiast fighting a ticket for driving solo in the HOV lane... with his pit bull.

Not exact matches

It is this characteristic which is implicit in the decisional, active, and voluntary aspect of the judgment which settles.

This spared «decisional power» can be particularly handy at the end of a stressful work day, helping you walk by that lovely ice cream parlour without feeling compelled to run in and grab a banana split.

On the contrary, new decoding techniques of neuronal activity by machine - learning suggest that decisional information is present all over the brain.

The ASMS approach is based on a framework centred on three levels of professional capital: working on the individual, social capital and decisional capital, which the school terms «contributive leadership».

The concept of professional capital on the other hand consists of three components: human capital (the quality of individual teachers); social capital (the collaborative power of teachers as a group); and decisional capital (the wisdom and expertise of teachers to make sound judgments about learners that are cultivated over time).

Michael Fullan explores the role of human, social, and decisional capital in building educator capacity, and more importantly, a culture of learning within schools.

In their efforts to improve student achievement, school - and district - level leaders should, as a matter of policy and practice, extend significant decisional influence to others in the school community.

This evidence also suggests that the most beneficial consequences of participation are achieved when teachers feel neither deprived nor saturated with opportunities for decisional participation.

Fundamentals and Theory)» in a new logical sequence, starting from setting out the issue to formulating a scientific theory for a new decisional support to land use.All the texts are in Italian at present.With the dissemination of this program, I wish to ascertain the reader's interest in studying the topics under discussion and in contributing to future revisions and [email protected]...

Therefore, consumers as well as enforcing authorities have at their disposal a great amount of statutory and decisional precedent in order to make a successful claim pursuant to FDUTPA.

Drafts, review comments, and author responses are pre ‐ decisional materials that are confidential until publication of the final Report or Technical Paper; they are not the results of the assessment and may not be cited, quoted, or distributed as such1.

An ALJ is under a compelling obligation to explain the reasoning underlying a decision because of the need to demonstrate decisional independence to the litigants, the public and reviewing tribunals.

Decisional independence is the cornerstone of a properly functioning judicial and quasi-judicial system.

Most importantly, it would enhance judicial and decisional independence in a way that would strengthen the public's perception of having been afforded a fair and impartial hearing in administrative proceedings.

Two of the key issues Congress asked the GAO to look into were whether the ALJs have «decisional independence» and to what extent the ALJ program provides protections for mariners.

The GAO found that the system «contains elements designed to foster the decisional independence of its judges.»

It had a decisional process that assigned the Commission about 22,000 decisions per year, and it had a backlog of some 20 to 25 years of matters awaiting decision of the Commission.»

The procedurally irregular and substantively deficient nature of their adjudication gave more than ample cause for reasonable observers to question the three judges» own impartiality and propriety, and undermined the decisional independence that trial judges must enjoy to render fair and impartial decisions that are seen as legitimate across the full spectrum of the public's diverse litigants and communities.

provision, have by decisional law recognized the validity of criminal libel prosecutions.

We can think of other decisional costs of judicial review as well, but these are more speculative.

They should be applied consistently with constitutional requirements, statutes, other court rules and decisional law, and in the context of all relevant circumstances.

WEL focuses on opinions, dispute resolution, litigation and mediation of estate, trust and related matters including issues of undue influence, decisional capacity, fraud, forgery, suspicious circumstances and technical breaches respecting testamentary instruments.

Decisional law analysis and case discussions: overview of key legal decisions and ramifications

But, if custody is a contentious issue, we all may agree to start with equitable distribution of the assets, which, if successfully decided, would encourage the couple to proceed into other difficult decisional areas.

Standard multiple regression analyses by parity determined that depression, decisional conflict, low social support and less perceived knowledge predicted levels of childbirth fear.

ent items to complement existing decisional balance scales, we examined the dimensionality and the psychometric properties of the newly developed instrument.

The psychological injury caused to the child by a Type II decisional error of saying there was no sexual abuse of the child when in truth there was, and when the child actually takes the momentous step of disclosing the sexual abuse to others, is extremely severe and devastating to the child.

That child advocates within the mental health and family service fields are highly concerned about the frequency of Type II decisional errors is understandable and justified.

Decisional balance and self - efficacy determine readiness for physical activity in the context of the Transtheoretical Model.

After adding frequently presented and salient items to complement existing decisional balance scales, we examined the dimensionality and the psychometric properties of the newly developed instrument.

Abstract: Decisional balance and self - efficacy determine readiness for physical activity in the context of the Transtheoretical Model.

Prospective Associations of Philosophical Stance on Emotional and Decisional Forgiveness (Betas are Unstandardized)

Decisional bias (false alarm rate) when judging the guilt / innocence of a suspect is offered as an implicit measure of moral judgment.

Abstract: Decisional bias (false alarm rate) when judging the guilt / innocence of a suspect is offered as an implicit measure of moral judgment.