Species that have
smaller group sizes tend to have simpler faces with fewer colors.
Species that have
smaller group sizes tend to have simpler faces with fewer colors, perhaps because the presence of more color patches in the face results in greater potential for facial variation across individuals within species.
Not exact matches
The
small nature of private colleges
tends to create
groups in which students can meet and engage with people from diverse points of view, simply because class
sizes tend to be so
small.
However, effect
sizes tend to be
small, with care experiences in both
groups being very much within the normal range.
I
tend to prefer surveys conducted for specific
groups or occupations, but the downside for these can be
small sample
sizes.
For example,
grouping schools according to
size (as is done in high - school sports) and giving awards to the top 5 percent in each
size class would
tend to even out the incentives (and disparities) between large and
small schools.
For example, the Queensland study documented higher - quality home environments for families in the intervention.75 Likewise, positive effects were observed on measures of the home environment in Alaska.76 Among multi-component programs, both Early Head Start77 and the Infant Health and Development Program78 reported higher - quality home environments in the intervention
groups, though effect
sizes tended to be
small.