We tested whether adding interpretive labels (eg, "negative test") to prenatal genetic screening test results changes perceived risk and preferences for amniocentesis.
It says a lot that although few interpretive labels accompany the more than 500 objects assembled, many of which cry out for elucidation, the show still makes sense.
Future visitors will probably find the museum's riches highlighted in more multimedia shows that eschew traditional interpretive labels and cabinets in favor of interactive exhibits that focus on their relevance to viewers' lives and use modern technology to achieve that.
Interpretive labels for the factors were assigned in an effort to indicate the underlying similarities between survey items that loaded together.
Other interpretive labels include participation, to capture those items about how students verbally participated in class; and difficulty, to capture those items that illustrated students' struggles to interact with the in-class presentation of the material in real time.
Following the clustering analyses, and testing to see if the cluster solutions provided groupings significantly different on the five criteria using ANOVA, we allocated interpretive labels for each solution based on the weight assigned to the highest weighted criterion, and assessed the quality of the clusters produced by the alternative solutions.
Museum guides and interpretive labels located throughout the house will invite visitors to judge Homewood's historic rooms according to Poe's "humorous" theories of interior design, and imagine how Poe might have transformed these spaces into scenes of horror in one of his classic tales of domestic terror.
This standard presentation promotes the clinical, objectifying, secular way of seeing that the show's brochure and interpretive text labels argue against.
Policies likely to be effective interventions include restrictions on the marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages to children, improved and interpretive nutrition labelling (e.g. using colours or stars on the front-of-pack), and taxes on unhealthy foods (e.g. sugar sweetened drinks) [ 53].
WHAT some call opinion, others call interpretive journalism — a label as opaque as the practice.
These results suggest that the proposed summary Stars system will have less effect on shifting food choice patterns than interpretive FOP nutrition label featuring traffic light ratings.
