In the present study, we examine the potential benefit of Balint group work by exploring the process of change on a micro-level.
By exploring the territorialization process and the dynamics of spatial production, this paper argues that territorialization is a means of reifying and reinforcing power in a geographical space and represents a significant attempt to achieve urban redevelopment.
This study aims to build on these prior studies by exploring the disclosure process from multiple perspectives HIV positive parents, caregivers, and children of varying ages within an ethnically diverse set of households across the United States.
The method is illustrated by exploring the design of process schedules for two titanium matrix composites with very different creep properties.
Mediation analysis is a mode of statistical analysis employed to dissect a known relationship (X→ Y) by exploring the underlying mechanism or process by which independent variable X influences dependent variable Y through another variable [the mediating variable, or mediator (M ] (X→ M→ Y) (Baron & Kenny, 1986).
Accordingly, the design of this study needs to focus on concepts helpful in exploring the process by which a managing people as resources-approach in local governments creates a contribution to achieve organizational outcomes.
This study expands our understanding of design practitioners' cognitive processes by exploring the development of innovative solutions for transactional problems using a DbA approach, via a semantic-word-based ideation method, on a relatively large expert sample size (n = 73) of transactional domain experts.
For instance, NeuronJ works on 2D image only, but the complexity of fasciculated nerve fibers makes it necessary to distinguish individual processes by exploring the full 3D data set.
In the context of predicting the likely implementability of user/carer involved care planning, this study sought to understand key informant perspectives on contemporary arrangements for care planning procedures and processes by: exploring the potential facilitators and barriers to the implementation of user/carer led planning within health services.
In this article, we contribute to the debate on medication compliance by exploring the conversational "technologies" entailed in the process of promoting clients' adherence to psychopharmacological prescriptions.
