Kirpal ([2006]) posits that more positive outcomes derive from dual vocational preparation than from a solely school-based preparation for identity formation; we draw on this proposition and predict that continuous learning at the workplace, such as the learning gained in a dual training, positively influences identity value.
Other supporters of E-Verify see even more positive outcomes.
However, what is clear is that where Indigenous culture is strong, there are more positive outcomes for Indigenous communities.
But while we saw the new plan as a lever to shift the market toward more positive outcomes, others have instead kept up the attack on APP.
Care leavers can be supported to have more positive outcomes, as demonstrated by From Care to Independence, a five-year research project focusing on the Prince's Trust Fairbridge programme.
These studies suffer from bias as a result, and so tend to have more positive outcomes: patients having any procedure tend to feel better than those who have none.
Perhaps an effort to kick the rhetoric up a notch would generate more positive outcomes, but I doubt it.And in general, I think there's something troubling about the use of dishonest narratives to achieve goals, even if those goals are worthwhile in themselves.
Other deals in companies like Weebly and Whisper, may have more positive outcomes for one of China's top technology companies.
These correlations indicate that higher parental involvement leads to more positive outcomes in children's externalizing, internalizing and hyperactivity behaviours.
There is a need to design and evaluate models of care that aim to implement family-centred care to support more positive outcomes for critically ill children and their families.
Recognizing and articulating the history of segregation, mismanagement, and deep distrust between residents and public authorities, this process takes seriously the deep-seated and legitimate concerns of tenants with the aim of assuring much more positive outcomes in future redevelopment processes.
