Mr. Hollander and Will earned this award for their theories regarding "Political Newspaper Endorsements: History and Outcome" (theories I should have offered in the original article).
The outcomes theory background to VMEP outlines the concept of outcome hierarchies: "a cascading set of causes in the real world" (Duignan 2012a, p. 1).
I begin by providing an overview of the potential outcomes theory of Rubin (1974) as a framework for causal inference that I argue is appropriate with LSAs.
These findings indicate that to optimize learning outcomes, theories of instructional design and learning need to be more adaptive and reflect the nuances of interactions among learners, tasks, and instructional supports.
Indeed, its recent heavy investment in renewable energy and energy-efficiency schemes suggests it sees profit in this.America, by contrast, has reason to be glad of the outcome, in theory.
Many factors influence the column packing process and its outcome and theory describing the interplay of these factors has not yet been fully mapped out.
Subsequently, the concrete outcome of theory selection in the ETHICO project will be briefly sketched.
Finally, for future studies, the ILS measure employed here, although previously validated in schizophrenia, 15 is a proxy measure for social function and outcome; further theory of mind studies may benefit from more direct outcome measures.
If the repeated measurements on different subjects or at different times on the same subject can lead to different outcomes, probability theory is a possible tool to study this variability.
In addition to the relationship between Wikipedia page views and electoral outcomes, any theory of online information seeking and politics also needs to take into account the potential influence of the news media, which has traditionally been the venue where people seek politically relevant information [30].
