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Showing 1 to 20 of 63 for “"Critical Incident Technique"”.
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Identification of workers' affective skills using the critical incident technique
… by their employers could be identified using the critical incident technique. Additionally~ this study sought to determine if there were affective skills common among several selected occupational areas. The following research questions gave direction to this study: 1. Can the Critical Incident …
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Investigating the Effectiveness of Applying the Critical Incident Technique to Remote Usability Evaluation
… such implementation method is RECITE (the REmote Critical Incident TEchnique), an adaptation of the user-reported critical incident technique developed by Castillo (1997). This technique requires that trained users, working in their normal work environment, identify and report critical incidents. …
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Development and evaluation of a self instructional module on the use of the critical incident technique
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1979 D34
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Development and evaluation of a self instructional module on the use of the critical incident technique
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1979 D34
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Implications for Resident Adviser Training Programs: Using the Critical Incident Technique to Evaluate the RA Experience
… was designed to determine the ability of the Critical Incident Technique (CIT) to advise changes to training regiments offered to Resident Advisers (RAs). The CIT was devised as a tool in the field of organizational psychology. Its purpose is to assist in analyzing the success of individual …
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Psychiatric nursing described : an investigation of the role of the psychiatric nurse using Flanagan's critical incident technique
… major data collection tool used was Flanagan's critical incident technique. Four thousand, four hundred and seventy seven incidents were collected from 1,637 staff and patient respondents in eleven Scottish psychiatric hospitals. 58% of the incidents related to effective nursing activity, 42% …
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Isolation of the Critical Requirements of Executive Motivation- a Study in Frustration
… and interpretation of this data utilizing the Critical Incident Technique. Hopefully, the results of the analysis presented in this paper will be useful to those who may elect future research excursions into the area of executive motivation, or those who may select the Critical Incident …
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Identifying critical service incidents that have an effect on guest satisfaction in a Central American luxury hotel
The purpose of this study was to identify critical service incidents that have an effect on guest satisfaction in a Central American luxury hotel. Customer-contact employee and guest perceptions of what is classified as a critical incident, as well as differences between Latin American and North …
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Middle School Students' Attitudes Toward a Physical Education Program
… All responses were categorized using a critical incident technique. Results indicate that positive attitudes towards physical education decline between grades six and eight. This trend was more apparent for females than for males. Major categories associated with positive and negative …
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La retraite militaire: une étude exploratrice orientée vers les perceptions et attitudes de l'ex-militaire et de son conjoint quant à leur niveau de satisfaction pré et postretraité
… plusieurs mesures furent utilisées, dont le "Critical Incident Technique" de Hertzberg, Mausner et Snyderman (1959) et "le Retirement Descriptive Index" de Smith, Kendall et Hulin (1969). Finalement, une entrevue fut menée dans le but d'explorer un type particulier de retraite par rapport aux …
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Intergroup conflict in organisations:predictors and relationships with team working effectiveness
… results from an interview study using the critical incident technique. Within the theory testing part, drawing upon a sample of 53 British health care teams from five organisations, an empirical test of both intergroup contact and social identity theory is provided. In a next step, a …
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The Development and Evaluation of a Cultural Competency Training Programme for Psychologists Working with Māori: A Training Needs Analysis
… study the training needs analysis using the critical incident technique. Study two was conducted with 30 experienced clinical psychologists who had worked with Māori clients. The training needs analysis sought to identify the awareness, knowledge and skills (AKS) that the experienced …
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Collaborative care planning: mental health service users perspectives
… semi-structured interview format utilising a critical incident technique. Data were collected from a purposive sample of 10 MHS users discharged from hospital for between 6 months and 3 years. Five health professionals were interviewed without the use of the critical incident technique. Five …
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Development of a quantitative performance measurement prototype system for a white collar organization
… based on Behavioral Observation Scales and the Critical Incident Technique. The data necessary to form the prototype was gathered through the use of Nominal Group Technique sessions. The prototype was then evaluated by research personnel in a two month trial appraisal period. Results of this …
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The Faculty Perceptions of Academic Freedom at Christian Colleges and Universities
… For this qualitative study, I employed the Critical Incident Technique (Flanagan, 1954) to collect data from full-time faculty members of Christian institutions. I present the findings discovered through this study, discuss their ramifications, offer recommendations, and draw conclusions.
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A critical incidents study of differentiation
… During the program and from interviews, 508 incidents were collected. Flanagan's (1954) critical incident technique was used as an evaluation method. Subsequently, the total of 508 reported incidents was reduced to the six major categories. Each major category had its facilitating and …
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INTERROGATING RACISM: AN ARTS-BASED SELF-STUDY OF THE INTERACTIONS OF ONE WHITE TEACHER EDUCATOR IN A RURAL TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAM
… using arts-based methods. Narrative inquiry and critical incident technique (CIT) were utilized to analyze data. Through arts-based self-study techniques, I demonstrate how arts-based self-study can create diverse and multimodal access to understand identity construction and the effort to …
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Usability evaluation of a fault tree software user documentation
… software documentation development stage, the critical incident technique was used to identify usability problems in a fault free software user document. The critical incidents were used to modify the original document to improve its usability. To test whether the modified document was better …
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Nursing Faculty's Experience of Faculty Bullying and its Impacts: A Qualitative Study
… themselves. Qualitative study design using critical incident technique will be used to interview nursing faculty from mid-western, associate, baccalaureate and/or higher degree nursing programs regarding their experience of faculty bullying. Semi-structured, in depth-interviews will provide …
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Exploration of Alerting Methods on Vest-Worn Systems
… via reaction time and user data derived through critical incidents from the Critical Incident Technique (CIT) and notification-focused questionnaires. All testing is done in a simulated noisy environment. Each of these alerting methods involve combinations of auditory, visual, or haptic …
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