Workable programmes All participants agreed on the importance and urgency of transforming the lives of adolescent girls, but there was much debate about what the greatest barriers to change were and how best to address them.
As the discussion evolved and ideas began to crystalize, she not only managed to help the participants arrive at a workable consensus that they could take back to their own organisations to implement, but she also demonstrated that they had far more in common than they might have thought they did before the meeting.
In fact, the basics of a workable global framework are fairly simple: all participants receive equal shares of a global carbon budget, wealthy countries assist lower income countries with sustainable development that avoid fossil fuel dependency, and economic incentives and penalties are put in place to make the post-carbon transition increasingly cost-effective.
Participant approaches to creating a workable scale and using the correct amount of construction materials varied from precise metric measurements and mathematical calculations to estimation with craft sticks as a unit of measure.
Effective implementation refers to how workable it is in the everyday routines of participants.
The manual was accessible to participants and its model of delivery workable with a high level of overall satisfaction among users and good fidelity among therapists.
Moreover, the results of the NGT were not the end of the study since the participants added meaning to the results and looked for practically workable solutions to the identified problems during a separate research phase, using focus groups.
To gain possible comparisons across developmental ages from childhood to adulthood on this issue (other than location change in the Sally-Anne story and content change in the Smarties test) and to have a workable design to truly probe counterfactual comprehension in reading (other than the cognitive development limitation of the participants), 12-year-old participants were recruited.
This study was limited to adolescent participants at increased psychosocial risk for depression, so as to yield a workable number of cases within the comparatively short follow-up period.
Participants discussed the practicalities of various tools, and suggested that some were less workable in certain specialties (eg, DOPS in psychiatry).
