نتایج جستجو برای: human laboratory setting

تعداد نتایج: 2099139  

Journal: :The Journal of applied psychology 2014
Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock Joseph A Allen

Research on humor in organizations has rarely considered the social context in which humor occurs. One such social setting that most of us experience on a daily basis concerns the team context. Building on recent theorizing about the humor-performance link in teams, this study seeks to increase our understanding of the function and effects of humor in team interaction settings. We examined beha...

2013
Jonathan Stadler Charles Dugmore Emilie Venables Catherine MacPhail Sinead Delany-Moretlwe

BACKGROUND Cognitive mapping is a participatory research methodology that documents, in visual form, a construct of the local environment in which people live and work. We adapted this method to provide detailed data about study locales to inform recruitment and retention strategies for HIV prevention community based clinical trials. METHODS Four cognitive mapping studies were undertaken betw...

1999
Tiziana Casciaro Kathleen M. Carley David Krackhardt

We investigated how positive affectivity influences people's perception of the pat terns of social relationships around them. Positive affectivity was measured as trait positive affect. The outcome variable was accuracy in the perception of informal patterns of social interaction in a group (i.e., the group's network structure). Data on the perception of the relationships of friendship and work...

Journal: :Journal of clinical microbiology 2005
D A Sutton E H Thompson M G Rinaldi P C Iwen K K Nakasone H S Jung H M Rosenblatt M E Paul

Although isolates of filamentous basidiomycetes can usually be recognized in a clinical laboratory setting, identification is problematic, as they seldom exhibit diagnostic morphological features formed in nature. This paper is the first report of Inonotus (Phellinus) tropicalis inciting human disease and describes the methods used to support the identification.

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2017
Kenneth E Wallen Chelsie L Romulo

The words we use matter. The concept of a social norm exists in many social and behavioral science disciplines and research traditions (1). Because the general term “social norm” is a hypernym, an explicit definition is crucial to discussions of its place and usefulness in solving complex social–environmental issues (cf. ref. 2). In their discussion of incentives, Lubchenco et al. (3) suggest t...

2011
Eugene Guribye Gro Mjeldheim Sandal Brit Oppedal

BACKGROUND An exclusive focus on individual or family coping strategies may be inadequate for people whose major point of concern may be collective healing on a more communal level. METHODS To our knowledge, the current study is the first to make use of ethnographic fieldwork methods to investigate this type of coping as a process in a natural setting over time. Participant observation was em...

Journal: :مجله بین المللی زیست و زیست پزشکی 0
jimmy etukudo okon department of physiology, faculty of basic medical sciences, university of uyo, akwa ibom state, nigeria

irish potatoes is rich in carbohydrate, with varied glucose levels. it is also a very good source of apyrase, an enzyme used for platelet storage. the aim of this study was to explore irish potatoes as an easily available source for apyrase extraction and purification. apyrase was extracted from 5 kg of irish potatoes. platelets were derived from 5-10 ml of human whole blood and g6pd activity w...

Journal: :مدیریت شهری 0
fateme sanaei alam gholamreza memarzade tehran karamolla daneshfard

this article seeks to identify and classify the micro factors affecting the implementation of poverty reduction policy in iran. the existence and spread of poverty in society, in spite of the existent policy programs is the sign of some weaknesses in the executive models of policy. policy making in the field of poverty reduction theoretically is classified into several categories different fact...

2017
Ullrich Wagner Anna Giesen Judith Knausenberger Gerald Echterhoff

In contrast to individual tasks, a specific social setting is created when two partners work together on a task. How does such a social setting affect memory for task-related information? We addressed this issue in a distributed joint-action paradigm, where two team partners respond to different types of information within the same task. Previous work has shown that joint action in such a task ...

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