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Manyscholars argue that retrospectivevoting is apowerful informationshortcut thatoffsetswidespreadvoter ignorance.Evendeeply ignorantvoters, it is claimed, caneffectivelypunish incumbents for badperformance and reward them if things gowell. But if voters’ understanding of which officials are responsible for which outcomes is systematically biased, retrospective voting becomes an independent sou...

A new family of iterative methods, the family of EN-like methods, is introduced, and its relationship to other methods is investigated. The complexity and convergence behavior of the new methods as well as their restarted and truncated versions are examined. The methods are also shown to be suitable in the context of inner/outer iteration schemes. Their adaptive versions are included into a rob...

factors for airway remodelling in asthma manifested by a low post bronchodilator FEV1/ vital capacity ratio: a longitudinal population study from childhood to adulthood. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2002;165:1480–8. 9 Covar RA, Spahn JD, Murphy JR, et al. Progression of asthma measured by lung function in the childhood asthma management program. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2004;170:234–41. 10 Lazaar...

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An educational psychology-based “study skills” program called Strategies-for-Achievement was developed to teach learning and motivation strategies to college students. It involved teaching students four major achievement strategies: take reasonable risk, take responsibility for outcomes, search the environment (for information), and use feedback. Each strategy was divided into two substrategies...

This research used logistic regression to model item responses from a popular 360-for-development survey. The survey contained 57 items on 11 scales. The model used gender and rater group to identify items that exhibited differential item functioning (DIF). The rater groups were self, boss, peer, and direct report. The sample consisted of 752 survey families where a survey family consisted of a...

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ion, while never socially neutral, always remains socially volatile. Without constant reference to changing social dynamics and consequences, students of procedure can scarcely know what they are talking about.114 Viewed in that light, doctrine (1) reflecting the reality that the effects of legal rules are more important to clients’ goals and their lawyers’ strategies than are the purposes of l...