Sentence examples for efficacy in working from inspiring English sources

Several methods for addressing social skills training have been identified and evaluated and have empirical support for their possible efficacy in working with AS clients.

Salmon et al. [ 42] demonstrated that GPs who took part in training opportunities had more positive views of their own efficacy in working with a particular patient group compared with doctors who choose not to take part.

The main hypotheses tested were that case managers who received the training would have significant improvements in (i) attitudes, (ii) knowledge, and (iii) confidence (self-efficacy) in working with people with dual diagnosis problems in a community mental health setting (when compared to those without training).

Guanfacine has demonstrated efficacy in reversing working memory deficits in non-human primate.

3. Self-Efficacy in Working with Depression Scale.

This scale was adapted from a scale originally developed to assess the self-efficacy of care staff in working with depression in the aged care sector.

This 16-item questionnaire was adapted to the palliative care setting from a scale originally developed to assess the self-efficacy of care staff in working with depression in the aged care sector [ 17].

The latter study also found that staff who had previous depression training had greater self-efficacy scores (that is 'confidence in working with depressed older people,' page 1291) but not greater knowledge scores and that personal carers had the least knowledge of late life depression compared to managers and nurses (including responding to depression).

The Swarthmore psychology professor Barry Schwartz recently wrote an op-ed for The New York Times about why people work, citing a huge amount of research to argue that people want meaning, purpose and a sense of personal efficacy in their work as much as a big paycheck.

For instance, the polymers used here were synthesized using monomer ratios that yielded products with relatively high molecular weight, which we and others have shown to have a generally positive correlation with transfection efficacy, and the small molecules used for polymer library synthesis were chosen based on their transfection efficacy in other work.

There is often minimal regard of the context in which the underlying evidence was generated, and the problems created by differences between efficacy (what works in the best possible hands/circumstances) and effectiveness (what works in 'real life').