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... But in order to create a learning environment where students can participate in stimulating yet demanding learning activities that support students' interaction with learning materials and demonstrate their interest in and motivation for joining the learning progression, teachers should support students by offering information, suggestions, and relevant experiences (Anwar and Qadir, 2017). Additionally, the teacher can stimulate students' capacity to retain knowledge, which fuels their intrinsic drive and interest in the course material, through their active engagement in creative activities (Zelechoski et al., 2017). ...
May 2017
Teaching of Psychology
... Although experiences varied, the practical problem of gaining access to vulnerable participants (such as young people who offend) was highlighted in all the different data sources. Legal and ethical requirements placed on particular groups participating in research, e.g., young people in general and certain groups such as young people who offend, mean that designated staff within services often have to take on the role of 'gatekeeping' between the young person and the opportunity to take part in a research study [29][30][31]. In the case of community forensic services, pressures on services to actively and effectively engage with young people and their families in compulsory youth justice work on an involuntary basis, is challenging. ...
July 2013
Behavioral Sciences & the Law
... A multilevel regression model was employed in this study to examine mechanisms linking house prices and the self-rated health of older adults. A null model of self-rated health, using the dependent variable, was employed to calculate the intraclass correlation (ICC) [83]. The ICC model was specified as follows: ...
December 2011
... They typically differ in scale, duration, and intensity. Weather-related natural disasters are generally limited in time and demand attention and action over a relatively short period of time [7]. Biological natural disasters, on the other hand, are long-lasting and require attention and action over much longer periods of time [8]. ...
November 2010
Behavioral Sciences & the Law
... versus absent (77.3%). Although lawyers may not be highly accurate in their trial verdict predictions (Goodman-Delahunty et al., 2010), research suggests that they do advise plea offers in the shadow of trial (Kramer et al., 2007;Pezdek & O'Brien, 2014). In a study involving hypothetical decisions, for example, Hellgren and Kassin (2022) found that when the evidence was weak and the defendant did not confess, only 3% of practicing defense attorneys recommended a plea offer. ...
July 2007
Behavioral Sciences & the Law