This article includes rationale for treating this high risk population and its focus on mother-infant dyads; program design, lists of scientifically supported protocols on the individual, relationship and contextual levels; and a plan to evaluate the integrity of its delivery, responses to treatment, and program outcome goals.
Many instruments lack an audit trail of their development, including rationale for response scales; whole instrument and construct reliability values; and face, construct, and content validity measures.
24 The author(s) should provide the reasoning for the chosen treatment, including rationale for diagnosis, point selection and treatment procedures.
The design and baseline characteristics of the CRIC cohort (including rationale for inclusion and exclusion criteria) have been published [ 10, 12].
This focused on comprehension and understanding of the FMSD items, including rationale for answer selection, potential variability of answer, understanding of the recall period, questions around redundant items and potential wording changes, and review of alternative response options.
Those themes were previously identified in a survey of 26 religious organizations, [ 13] and included: rationale for the spread of HIV/AIDS, abstinence, condom use, sexuality and homosexuality, compassion, experiences with PWHA, and recommendations and current approach to addressing HIV/AIDS in congregations.
This account of the category- and rubric-development process and related research includes a rationale for the decision to negotiate these challenges, as well as a description of how category-definition and score-point language were formulated and progressively refined across an initial and subsequent year of rubric use, evaluation, and revision.
This sub-section further includes the rationale for using radial basis function kernel which was used for our study.
Include your rationale for why such an article should be included in the series.
This norming session also included a rationale for self-assessment given by the classroom teacher which included the notion of an "academic community" and reiteration of the principles of a college education (Boud 1990, 2000, Boud and Brew 1995).
