Sentences with phrase «of social scientists»

That also applies the large number of social scientists, computer programmers, engineers, etc., without any specialist knowledge on this problem.

It certainly took some stretching of disciplinary practices and conversation on the part of the social scientists on our team.

The responsibilities of a social scientist are presented further on, together with a sample resume, which can be tailored to the candidate's needs and used when applying for such a position.

Yet the influence of social scientists is immediate and immense.

I'm exploring this idea with a variety of social scientists.

At least, this was the opinion of the social scientists that the court cited in its decision.

The new Canadian government seems poised to fulfill a wish of social scientists by bringing back the country's mandatory long - form census.

What I like is he communicates the value of social scientist studying how we approach problem - solving and the role of motivation.

Twenty years ago, this was fairly typical of social scientists at major American universities.

The world picture of the social scientist is a human construct in a double sense.

Studies published earlier this year tackle that question, first with a survey of social scientists and then with an analysis of recently published papers.

A big chunk of that money is financing research by dozens of social scientists and thousands of teachers to develop a better system for evaluating classroom instruction.

The vast majority of social scientists, however, will not read this work, or even know of its existence, and they will carry on as they are.

It turned out they were a group of social scientists from the University of Edinburgh, who were asking people how they voted before they went into the polling station and afterwards.

Another team of social scientists from George Mason and Yale Universities explained why the global warming consensus is important in a recent paper,

This movie takes a look at the life and work of social scientist Stanley Milgram (Peter Sarsgaard), who, at one point, can be seen walking down a hallway trailed by an elephant.

Periodically the commission on education should ask itself: Is our program of education seriously taking into account the findings of the social scientists which demonstrate that the foundations of mental, emotional, and spiritual health are laid during the preschool years?

But Kierkegaard was in his own way and in his own time a kind of social scientist.

If one omits the happy ending of Stage 7 (which Joan Jackson could include because her study was done in an AA wife's group), and translates the language of the social scientist into the parlance of everyday living, one has a picture of the starkest interpersonal tragedy.

We look forward to another 50 years of making a positive impact as we respond to global challenges, develop new collaborations, and train the next generation of social scientists.»

Amici curiae brief of social scientists G. C. Loury, N. Glazer, J. F. Kain, T. J. Kane, D. Massey, M. Tienda, B. Bucks, Grutter v. Bollinger, 123 S. Ct. 2325 (2003)(No. 02 - 241).

This is an actual resume example of a Social Scientist who works in the Economists Industry.

Hatfield, Bensman, and Rapson (2012) reported in the article «A Brief History of Social Scientists» Attempts to Measure Passionate Love» that the concept of romantic love is as old as the existence of human being itself, but the idea of tool development on the passionate love was ignored till 1940's.

At first Wallace was surprised at the number of social scientists involved.

Plenty of thinkers have argued that time abroad increases important skills for business success like comfort with ambiguity, confidence when confronted with the unfamiliar, and accelerated learning, but the team of social scientists out of Rice University, Columbia, and the University of North Carolina behind this study wanted to test the effects of extended travel abroad on self knowledge specifically.

I asked Dunbar what he made of social scientists» claims that people have fewer close friends today than they did years ago.

Over a generation ago, John Kenneth Galbraith under the pseudonym of Mark Epernay poked fun at the solemn triviality of social scientists with his mythical Sociometric Institute.

This unraveling has been polemically advocated by Democratic Party policy in the US over recent years, driven by globalized capital, and pursued around the world through a well - networked array of social scientists, political strategists, and bureaucrats.

In the first Report of the AEA, Ely declared that «our work looks in the direction of practical Christianity,» and he appealed to the churches as natural allies of the social scientists.

The authors write in the desiccated tone of the social scientist who divorces his thought from the human encounter with the transcendent» which is, of course, an encoun ter on which their entire project depends.

It is this combination of socially scientific research into what works and what doesn't work, coupled with the unique, hands - on experience of someone like Lisa Butter who has survived a serious mental illness, understood the reasons why conventional therapies don't work for everyone, and is now able to use the research of social scientists to help other sufferers, that best demonstrates why social scientific research is so special.

This was to reflect the responsibility of social scientists towards the peoples they study, and towards the budding revolution occasioned in the academic field since 2011.

The legion of social scientists, community planners, and businesses that uses data from the once - a-decade head count of the U.S. population say it was an unreasonable demand given inflation and a growing and more mobile population.

Harvard University today announced the establishment of a new research and policy center bringing together neuroscientists, molecular biologists, and a range of social scientists to advance understanding of the biology of health, learning, and behavior in young children.

Most people behave irrationally and lack impulse control, but the priestly class of social scientists can detect and correct these problems for other people.

As I've written elsewhere, this approach has a variety of problems, but chief among them is that it assumes too much rationality on the part of the social scientist devising the solutions.

Financed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the two - year project involves scores of social scientists and some 3,000 teachers and their students in Charlotte, N.C.; Dallas; Denver; Hillsborough County, Fla., which includes Tampa; Memphis; New York; and Pittsburgh.

The Spencer Foundation, together with the Russell Sage Foundation, has provided support for the organization of a task force of social scientists, education researchers, and public policy experts to study this issue and to propose policies to reduce disparities in the quality of education students receive.

Graphic Design Surveyed was edited by industry experts Lucienne Roberts, Rebecca Wright and Jessie Price, with the help of social scientist Nikandre Kopcke and data artist Stefanie Posavec.

This question guides a cohort of social scientists as they dig into a recycling facility and consider «waste as artifact.»

In the manner of a social scientist, he is wont to stage «temporary situations and imaginative sitespecific constructions that predict various communication patterns in behavior and in the perception of things.»

When I ran all of this by a couple of social scientists tracking how climate science is conveyed to the public, they groaned (or the e-mail equivalent).

Participation of social scientists in understanding how farmers view their lands and stewardship practices will likely be key to successful engagement of agriculture in monarch conservation», says Douglas Landis

But what is the role of the social scientist, as distinct from the natural scientist, in characterizing the climate change problem and connecting it to societal decisionmaking?