Ethnography and, more specifically, ethnoarchaeology provide ways to test methodological instruments that archaeologists can use to interpret the past.
This paper summarizes the results of an anthropological analysis – conducted with the methodological instruments used in ethnographic research – based on a virtuous model of territorial development.
Methodological instruments for creating guidelines are (among others): consensus conferences, Delphi analyses, therapeutic studies, and meta-analyses.
Data Extraction Form Methodological Quality Instrument (Cho and Bero, 1994) (Table A1).
Study quality was assessed with the Methodological Quality Instrument (Appendix A) developed by Cho and Bero (1994).
Figure 1 shows a schematic of the instrument methodological process followed in the development of the content for the new COA measure: Impact of Juvenile Metachromatic Leukodystrophy on Physical Activities (IMPA) scale.
This difference however, may stem from the fact the Papazisis et al. [ 27] applied a different methodological approach and instrument to assess the level of depressive symptoms.
No universal agreement exists regarding the selection of a methodological quality appraisal instrument, although they generally conform to requirements made by recognized organizations or scientific expert teams promoting evidence based practice.
This paper presents a part of an ethnoarchaeological research whose main objective is the development of methodological and conceptual instruments to advance the study of prehistoric hunter-gatherer societies.
Design management dealt with two main issues: how to develop corporate systems of planning aims how to solve problems of methodological information processing Instruments and checklists were developed to structure the processes and decisions of companies for successful corporate development.
A structured data extraction form and multiple methodological quality appraisal instruments were therefore used because of the wide variety of study designs.
