Prior research in the primary and secondary grades in the US system of education has explored how prescriptive teaching practices influence teachers' perceptions of the effectiveness of their workplace, with effectiveness defined as potential for addressing children's learning needs (e.g., Rosenholtz 1989), but there are no similar studies in US preschool education systems.
Coping appraisal incorporates perceived protective response efficacy (i.e., judgments of the effectiveness of preparedness actions for addressing the threat), perceived self-efficacy (i.e., belief in one's ability to act), and perceived protective response costs (i.e., perceptions of the cost associated with protective actions in terms of money, time, knowledge, and effort).
São Luiz do Paraitinga and Cunha provide a good living laboratory for addressing the effectiveness of a people-centered EWS.
Developing an objective and quantitative method for detecting short-term changes in fire regimes could be of paramount importance for addressing the effectiveness of fire management measures.
Evidence for Personalized Learning can be observed by connecting research in pharmacogenomics, cognitive genetics and behavioral experiments across domains of learning, which provides a framework for conducting empirical studies from the laboratory to the classroom and holds promise for addressing learning effectiveness in the individual learners.
In addition, therapeutic approaches based on positive psychology might also help promote psychological resilience (e.g., Seligman and Csikszentmihalyi 2000) and are currently being evaluated for their effectiveness in addressing alcohol dependence.
Implemented from 2009 to 2013 in Winnipeg and four other Canadian cities, AHCS was a multi-city randomized control trial that sought to test the effectiveness of Housing First as a model for addressing chronic homelessness among people living with mental illnesses.
Next steps will be for national and local public health stakeholders in Kenya and countries with similar populations to incorporate the consultation results into demonstration and pilot projects and evaluate the effectiveness of the facilitators and solutions for addressing the barriers.
Such efficiency and effectiveness attributes of synergy also make it a potential approach for addressing issues of food, energy, and water supply.
There are HRM strategies for addressing difficulties in attraction and retention, though their effectiveness will depend on a number of steps.
But its effectiveness at addressing the challenges confronting American workers is limited for two reasons.
