Sentences with phrase «research tradition»

Another medical research tradition coming under question is the 150 - year - old peer review process by which papers are published in the world's leading medical journals.

Members contribute to a strong and influential research tradition.

Other research traditions emphasize instead the importance of intrinsic features of cultural traits by making specific assumptions about how variants are chosen.

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«Our new analyses will integrate currently separate research traditions from medical and social sciences and are likely to lead to a better understanding of «fetal programming» and its implications,» said Lumey.

Probable Outcomes continues the Crestmont Research tradition of extensive full - color charts and graphs that enable investors and advisors to differentiate between irrational hope and a rational view of the stock market.

Normal science, says Kuhn, consists of work within the framework of a paradigm which defines a coherent research tradition.

«Analytic eclecticism in the study of world politics: Reconfiguring problems and mechanisms across research traditions.»

It is one of ALLEA's tasks to defend the role of basic science (in all fields of scientific inquiry), and to argue for the diversity of national research traditions as potential assets to be carefully evaluated.

«Jim Watson made a great discovery, wrote a great book, led a great genome project and built a great research tradition at Cold Spring Harbor.»

So if the relationships are going well, and the distance that was between you is decreasing then it is best to research the traditions because soon she will ask you to meet her family.

HEARTH (Home Economics Archive Research Tradition History) The home page for home economics.

Fiscal federalism and backpack funding are just two examples of ideas with deep research traditions — not political motivations — discussed in our analysis.

RUNNING HEAD: EXPLAINING TEACHER EFFECTS ON ACHIEVEMENT 1 Explaining Teacher Effects on Achievement Using Measures from Multiple Research Traditions

That commitment and the apparent consensus it produces are prerequisites for normal science, i.e., for the genesis and continuation of a particular research tradition.»

A third group studies Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerabilities (IAV), often at regional scales, drawing on disciplines and research traditions including social sciences, economics, engineering, and the natural sciences.

Cognitive behavioral therapy, with its strong research tradition, reached beyond depression into new areas like substance abuse and psychosis.

[book] Roland, E. / 1989 / Bullying: The Scandinavian Research Tradition, Bullying in schools / Trentham Books: 21 ~ 32

The exhibition Humans Come First takes as its point of departure the lesser known and researched tradition of performance art in Poland, starting in the 1960s and 70s.

Exemplars have an important practical function in this scheme; as key examples, rather than explicit rules, they serve to initiate the student into the methods of attacking a problem which are accepted within a research tradition, and they guide the projected research programme of a particular scientific community.

Commitment to a research tradition and tenacity in a research programme are scientifically fruitful (on this Kuhn and Lakatos agree).

(3) «research traditions» (Kuhn) or «research programmes» (Lakatos), over a span of time, embodied in key examples («exemplars»), and

In the second edition (1970) of Kuhn's book and in subsequent essays, he distinguished several features which he had previously lumped together: a research tradition, the key historical examples («exemplars») through which the tradition is transmitted, and the set of metaphysical assumptions implicit in its fundamental conceptual categories.

«The story meant a lot to me and the ideas in that story are so important for children,» says Saldanha, who traveled to Spain to research traditions and culture for the film.

For the last seven years she has researched traditions in botanicals and herbariums whilst on various residencies in the US (at the Albers Foundation, in 2009 and 2014, and the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in 2013).

Therefore, within this research tradition, teacher reports of relationship quality, mostly assessed using the Student — Teacher Relationship Scale, typically measure teachers» perceptions of the interpersonal relationship with a specific student, of the behaviors of that student towards the teacher, and their views about the student's feelings about the teacher (Pianta 2001).

Multiple notions and conceptualizations about interpersonal relationships in general and student — teacher relationships in particular were explored from different perspectives and research traditions and the major propositions were organized in one, relatively simple conceptual model.