The contingent method revealed that mean willingness to pay ranges from 31to4343 €/year/respondent, whereas the inferred method pointed to a slightly higher range of willingness to pay, from 37€ to 44 €/year/respondent.
A contingent method to value informal care might not be adequate to reveal their impact on caregiver utility as higher moral constraints might govern these needs than the need for care training.
The treatment is according to a biopsychosocial model, which implies that it is guided by the patients' functional abilities and that time-contingent methods are used to increase the activity level of the patient [ 11].
Sample will consist of 66 patients, blindly allocated into one of two groups: 1) Graded activity which, based on an operant approach, will use time-contingent methods aiming to increase participants' activity levels; 2) Supervised exercise, where participants will be trained for strengthening, stretching, and motor control targeting different muscle groups.
Thereafter various evaluation techniques including the market value method, opportunity cost approach, project restoration method, travel cost method, and contingent valuation method were determined and the models were developed to valuate these indicators reflecting specific watershed ecosystem services.
Here, we adapted the gaze-contingent method to reveal the information actively used by observers to achieve face recognition.
This treatment is compared with physiotherapy treatment using a pain-contingent method.
The graded activity programme is based on an operant approach, which uses a time-contingent method to increase the patient's activity level.
Finally, to integrate these effects, the approach uses questionnaire survey and the method combining contingent valuation method (CVM) with analytical hierarchy process (AHP) to solve "whole-part bias" and to acquire results.
