"To summarize, nothing is risk free but if you do your homework in an objective and unbiased way you will find that the risk of H1N1 is well documented and thousands fold (at least) higher than any likely risk from vaccination".
Despite the objective dangers, homework is surprisingly popular in our house.
However, this study also highlights discrepancies in effect sizes surrounding the method of assessing homework compliance (e.g., objective vs. subjective).
Specifically, whereas Kazantzis defined "objective" as an electronic marker of homework compliance, our analysis considered "objective" to mean studies that counted the number of homeworks turned into therapists.
As previously mentioned, there have been problems with the objective assessment of homework compliance.
Specifically, studies that utilized client and therapist ratings had a significantly lower mean effect size relative to those using objective measures of homework compliance.
In the present study, the two most common sources of homework ratings were therapists and objective ratings (e.g., counting the number or percentage of homework turned in), and we found that the source of homework ratings moderated the relationship between homework compliance and treatment outcome.
If you do your homework on the company, its objective, accomplishments, and recent news, then the recruiter will know that you are interested in the company.
Students learn more when they have an opportunity to review their mistakes, an objective to which online homework systems contribute substantially.
To this regard, it may be increasingly important for more standardized and objective methods of assessing homework compliance that are less prone to bias and that capture the true nature of the relationship between homework compliance and treatment outcome.
