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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Peer help"”.

  1. The Impact of Receiving Peer Help and a Manager's Reputation for On-The-Spot Rewards on Novice Auditors' Task Performance

    Auditors often receive help from peers, especially when performing novel tasks, such as data visualization, which facilitates timely audits and promotes teamwork. Psychology research identifies two types of help individuals can receive: empowering help (providing the full solution and tools to …

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  2. Business plan of an online social commerce platform for the middle-aged and the elderly in China

    … to reduce the sense of loneliness and to enable peer-to-peer help. At the same time, the platform will also serve as an online marketplace for seniors to show and monetize their skills, knowledge or other resources. To examine the feasibility of Second Life and to get ready to make Second Life …

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  3. SELF-REGULATION AND MATH ATTITUDES: EFFECTS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN DEVELOPMENTAL MATH COURSES

    … effort regulation, environmental management, peer help, and study strategies), students were most likely to regulate their effort and structure their learning environment. Findings from independent samples t-tests, one-way analyses of variance, and correlation analyses highlighted differences …

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  4. A Case Study of Single-Sex Biology Classes in a High School in South Georgia

    … five scales: emotional security, self-efficacy, peer help, participation, and interest in biology. The two teachers who taught the biology classes and the administrator in charge of the classes were interviewed at the conclusion 2 of the semester studied. Each set of data was analyzed for any …

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