In addition, the study, in the journal Behavioral Sciences and the Law, was not based on a representative sample; the authors of the study say that the 4 percent figure cannot be generalized to the larger population of corporate managers and executives.
The high proportion of middle-aged woman in this study may result in greater levels of threat appraisal and motivation in this sample compared to the general population of horse managers, but both age and gender were adjusted for in multivariable models in this study.
However, another Japanese study suggested a stronger deteriorating effect of the 1990s economic crisis on self-rated health among non-managerial men than among managerial men. 25 In our study population, the majority of managers were self-employed in rural areas and thus may have been less likely to suffer from economic crises.
We also designed a questionnaire that was distributed to a population of 130 Marketing managers in the field of Hospitality.
The respondent sample reflected the population of health service managers in the State of Victoria, Australia.
In 1999, the median family income in Scottsdale was $73,846, and nearly half the working population was made up of managers and professionals.
The most obvious is that the sample, while heterogeneous, cannot be used to generalize to the overall population of small business owner-managers.
The gamified course design advocated in this work may have significant implications for educators who wish to develop engaging technology-mediated learning environments that enhance students' learning, or for a broader base of professionals who wish to engage a population of potential users, such as managers engaging employees or marketers engaging customers.
Then, written information, role modelling and group discussion were selected as providing practical strategies that fit the population of construction workers and their managers.
The state's population of 650,000 makes it possible for managers and tellers to know customers personally.
