More recent ethnographic sources, and especially those that rely on first hand knowledge and experience (e.g., Turner et al. 2013; Ellis and Swan 1981; Ellis and Wilson 1981; White 2006, 2011), are more likely to contain descriptions about the various components of the whole resource management system.
When specific dimensions were compared longitudinally, participants who were given simple instructions were more likely to provide descriptions to three of the four dimensions under study.
And according to the 1990 census, African-American couples are more likely to meet this description than white couples.
Few of Mr. Romney's more likely nominees fit this description: of the 12 potential candidates that the betting market Intrade gives Republicans at least a 2 percent chance of picking as their vice president, only Rick Santorum has run a national campaign before.
Importantly, we found that articles judged to be incomplete were more likely to report incorrect description of VS, thus confirming the construct validity of the scoring system.
The more qualitative the computational task, the more likely the force field description is sufficient.
We know from this comparative analysis that qualitative findings from mixed methods studies are more likely to provide thin description and less likely to be judged credible.
That mixed methods studies are judged less credible and more likely to provide thin description may relate to the reasons researchers choose a mixed methods approach – this might be to do with the value of using a combination of methods to address the research question, but equally the qualitative component might be 'tagged on' as a strategic decision to gain funding or credibility [ 20].
Anthropomorphic descriptions were more likely to be rejected than teleological descriptions Study B: Test of 18 science education specialists, 25 scientists, 24 practicing teachers, and 33 prospective teachers in Australia Deadman and Kelly (1978) Interviews of 52 high school students (all male) in the UK Qualitative results only.
Prior research suggests that mothers with PPD are more likely to give negative descriptions of their children than control mothers (Murray and Cooper 1997).
