Wilson's (1996) Model of Information Behavior describes that there are different types of information seeking, ranging from passive attention to ongoing search.
The things whose essential nature is sought range from space, time and matter, to necessity, causation and laws, to consciousness, free will and perception, to truth, goodness and beauty.
The total scores of expectations (possible range 0 7) and information sought (range 0 9) were calculated and compared to what women experienced according to the coded transcribed consultation.
The jury sent several notes to Judge Nina Gershon of Federal District Court seeking a range of evidence and testimony from the four-week trial.
The naval maneuvers point to strengthening ties between the two oil-exporting countries, with Russian companies seeking a range of energy, weapons and mining contracts in Venezuela.
Like Clinton, he digs into the intellectual underpinnings of a policy decision, studying briefing books and seeking a range of opinions.
There are European lawyers representing low-lying island nations and those of other poor countries seeking a range of payments to help fend off rising seas and to absorb other effects of climate change.
The site permits companies or individuals seeking a range of services as varied as language translation, business and technical consulting, manuscript typing and Web site design, to post requests for bids from freelancers.
"Researchers have long been seeking the range of natural [climate] sensitivity to volcanic eruptions," he notes.
Finally, maximum variation sampling (seeking a range of participants) was utilized to ensure that data reflected a diversity of experiences.
We then used snowball sampling, asking individual participants to recommend further interviewees, actively seeking a range of different viewpoints.
