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Research with children: methodological issues and ...

Although collecting data at schools seems to be more -effective thancost at home (Scott, 2000), different problems or difficulties have been identified concerning the school setting. For example, once school staff members have given consent, children might find it difficult to decline to take part (Backett-Milburn and McKie, 1999). It has

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Authenticity, Congruence and Transparency

Authenticity, Congruence and Transparency Germain Lietaer Although Rogers had always attached great importance to the therapist's authenticity (see for example Rogers, 1951, p. 19), it was not until his 1957 paper about the 'necessary and sufficient conditions' that he

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Students’ Perceptions of Math Assessments

congruence with planned learning, authenticity, consultation with students, transparency, and accommodation of student diversity. To test this hypothesis, this research sought to answer the following research questions: 1) Do students perceive any congruence between mathematics assessment and classroom learning?

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The impact of positivity and transparency on trust in ...

Furthermore, if such insights reveal high levels of congruence between the attributes, values, and aspirations of both parties, the level of trust will deepen” (Avolio, Gardner, Walumbwa, Luthans, & May, 2004, p. 811). This transparency component of authentic leadership has been described by …

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Qualitative data analysis: a practical example

In congruence with quantitative researchers, ensuring qualitative studies are methodologically robust is essen-tial. Qualitative researchers need to be explicit in describing how and why they undertook the research. However, qualitative research is criticised for lacking transparency in relation to the analytical processes

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Bias in research - Evidence-Based Nursing

lacking transparency in relation to the analytical pro-cesses employed.4 Qualitative researchers must demon-strate rigour, associated with openness, relevance to practice and congruence of the methodological approach. Although other researchers may interpret the data differently, appreciating and understanding how

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Islamic Banking and Risk Management: Issues and …

transparency, especially in the case of Mudarabah or Musharakah contracts. ... Risk management is permissible in Islam and is in congruence with the objectives of Shari’ah (Maqasid as-Shari’ah) especially with respect to preservation of wealth (hifzulmaal). For example, in Mudarabah, it is permissible to specify investment

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35 - IDLC Finance Limited

congruence with the integrated reporting framework prototype issued by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC). We have also taken into account recommendations and guidance from by IFC Toolkits for Disclosure and Transparency, published by International Finance Corporation to improve

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KEVIN LYNCH MAPPING METHOD : CHAPTER TWO

Congruence can be tested by comparing abstraction of place with abstraction of function. 2.3 .5. Transparency (Immediacy) It stands for the degree of visibility of process occurring in the place to users . In other words, it is the degree to which one can actually see what's going. There are many events oc cur in the city such as selling ...

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Leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic: building and ...

Sep 29, 2020 · Responsibility and transparency Crises require leaders to take responsibility and do this visibly. By being visible and responsible, they are showing accountability and sharing risks with their followers, an important sign of solidarity with the many health workers and others who face personal risks during the pandemic. By being responsible, they

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POLITICAL GOVERNANCE IN ZAMBIA - SARPN

POLITICAL GOVERNANCE IN ZAMBIA A Civil Society Perspective for the Consultative Group Meeting on 7th July 2002 4 Executive Summary First, Civil Society in Zambia acknowledges that good overnance is a socio-economic g and political process and, by its very nature can have substantial fiscal implications.