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    The foundation for this study was firmly based on the Factors Predicting the Use of Hazardous Drug Safety-Handling Precautions model. A model of the study (Figure 1) is provided for the reader’s educational purposes, and shows a relationship between the direct influences, such as employee’s level of experience and knowledge of the risks of choosing to not use proper protective devices, and indirect influences, such as influence from peers and managerial figures (p. E300). Overall, the…

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    Moreover, reliability is a prerequisite of validity. Thus, valid test is a reliable test; although, a reliable test is not necessarily a valid test. Certain measures of reliability are not appropriate for the TOVA since it is a timed test. Such traditional reliability statistics include split half…

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    What Is Legal Positivism

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    conception. In this regard, the definition of law should be completely freed from moral ideals. Moreover moral considerations must not be included in the definition of legal terms such as legal validity, laws, and legal systems. Legal positivism suggests that there are no moral constraints on the validity of legal rules. The positivist community agrees that it is possible to have legal systems without moral constraints, but they do not agree on whether there are some legal systems that…

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    2.2 Type of Data Collected and Sample Size At a basic level the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods (Eisner, 1998; Ryan & Golden, 2006) are related to the fact that a survey is mostly used to collect numerical data and / or information, statistical methods and graphs are used to analyse such data and / or information in quantitative research (Saunders et al., 2009; Van Maanen, 1983) compared to interviews in qualitative research, collecting words, explanations, opinions,…

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    is a child’s weakness. If the child scored a one those could be used to target towards for instruction or even intervention too. Evidence of Validity, from this assessment has shown that, there has been evidence from studies, that this assessment is a high predictive validity for children who are over the age of 18 months old. The content of the validity also is considered to be high, even when newer editions may be available in the future. The evidence of reliability as shown that there…

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    results. Also, our test has proven to have construct validity as it positively correlates with social withdrawal. Besides that, our test seems to have face validity since our test items are similar with those of other valid tests like the MMPI-2, but with changes in the wording as to appreciate the term “introversion.” However, one of the limitations the assessment face if the lack of predictive validity. If we were to obtain predictive validity, we could require the test takers to participate…

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    internal and external validity of this research. Also, be sure to explain how these threats may have operated to influence the study results. What are the limitations of this research in addition to those you identified with respect to the research strategy and design (e.g., researcher-experimenter effects)? Can you generate alternative interpretations of the researcher 's results? [Note: Please make sure you discuss 2 threats to internal validity and 1 threat to external validity] (25…

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    researcher will have access to difficult group such as gangs. A weakness of using obvert observation is that it might produce demand characteristics meaning the participants know they are being observed which might change their behavior limiting the validity of using obvert observations, Another disadvantage would be that people may not agree to take part and therefore the sample size would be small meaning findings can not be…

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    discrimination by some members of society. Discussion should happen before onset of the intervention and reassessed after the intervention. There are a number of ways to assess social validity: rating scales, interviews, social comparison to other peers and future use. I think that the best way to assess social validity for Ella’s screaming would be through interviews, and in comparing her behaviours to a typical…

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    David Hume drew our attention to the popular problem about inductive reasoning, which can be seen as an argument that cannot provide a circular justification for inductive reasoning. However, Nelson Goodman’s problem is different, because he is not questioning how we can justify induction, but rather what kinds of inductive practices are valid, and unfortunately, there is no clear answer to this question. In this paper, I will be explaining Goodman’s «New Riddle of Induction» and how we can…

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