Hereby, the weaknesses of single-attributive approaches (e.g. Likert scales) with ceiling effects and "all-is-important" results, when asking individuals single disconnected questions, were avoided [24].
"We live in a disconnected society.
The existence of such a disconnect raises two questions: what factors, aside from awareness and risk perception, influence household preparedness actions; and what can be done to improve community preparedness levels?
This is disconnected from the question of whether the Euro, which, historically speaking, was one of the conditions for German reunification, could be "toppled" at all by Germany.
"There is a fundamental disconnect between questions of social justice and the people who sell organic tea and yoga mats, and these should be fiercely connected".
And while the patient is clearly engaged with his GP (quote 23), in his mind the primary care and hospital care were disconnected and he questioned the role of the GP during the hospital stay, "to my opinion K in the hospital the GP has nothing to do with it" (quote 21).
In supplying non-causal relations to support the claim to knowledge of experiences, this view disconnects the knowledge question from the question of how things stand causally, and thus avoids the self-stultification argument.
"Little Nikita" (citywide), a refreshingly original thriller that is also a wrenchingly poignant family drama, announces its ambitious scope with an opening composed of seemingly disconnected events that provoke questions immediately.
It has also become disconnected from the broader question of what does and does not inhibit creativity.
That it could be so small and local — so disconnected from the constitutional question of whether the federal government can force certain areas to prove their electoral system is not racist — seemed to bother residents only slightly.
