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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"Positive and negative feedback"”.

  1. Analysis of a Peer Observation Program for Graduate Teaching Assistants to Enhance Instructional Development

    Feedback from TA observations targeted a wide variety of teaching-related topics, provided detailed suggestions as well as general comments, and was balanced in both positive and negative feedback. Findings from the study also indicated that the benefits from the program included direct …

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  2. Identification Of Differences Between Information Communicated By Text Messaging And Voice Message On Feedback

    … a cellular phone as it relates to the effects of feedback on future performance, self-efficacy, and perceived face validity. Previous literature has established an effect of positive feedback enhancing future performance and self-efficacy, and negative feedback decreasing future performance and

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  3. Incremental and radical idea generation: Examining a moderated mediation model of feedback seeking, emotional intelligence, and leader-member exchange

    … a sustainable competitive advantage for public and private organizations. There is a missing puzzle piece in the linkage of leader-member exchange and idea generation, a dimension of innovative work behavior. Based on the social exchange theory, this study aims to investigate how and when …

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  4. Healthcare foodservice workers' perceptions of supervisors' role modeling and enforcement behaviors as related to food safety

    … perceptions of: 1) supervisors' role modeling and enforcement of safe food handling behaviors and 2) supervisors' positive and negative feedback regarding employee work performance. Survey was developed by the researchers, validated and pilot tested. Participants included 122 workers and 21 …

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  5. ESD circuit design and measurement techniques

    … reverse recovery in a 65 nm CMOS ESD diode, and it is found that a quasi-static compact model does not accurately describe the observed transient. A non-quasi-static charge control model is used to accurately simulate both the reverse recovery and forward bias behavior. Part 2 of this thesis …

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  6. Solving the fuel supply and distribution problem in Nigeria using a 3-node structure model

    … Nigeria is the largest producer of crude oil and natural gas in the world, the country struggles to make liquid fuel available to over 188 million consumers in her domestic market. A review of the key challenges impacting liquid fuel supply and distribution efficiency in Nigeria was performed. …

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  7. Touchscreen Assessment of Motivation and Reinforcement-Related Choice Behaviour in Mice

    This dissertation describes the development and optimisation of a set of touchscreen tasks for the assessment of motivation and reinforcement processes in mice. Changes in motivational state and reinforcement sensitivity are characteristic of depressive symptoms in a number of neuropsychiatric and

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  8. Socially guided machine learning

    Social interaction will be key to enabling robots and machines in general to learn new tasks from ordinary people (not experts in robotics or machine learning). Everyday people who need to teach their machines new things will find it natural for to rely on their interpersonal interaction skills. …

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  9. Feedback control design for closed-loop oscillations via dominant system theory

    … an important class of behavior in both nature and engineering. For engineering applications like robotic locomotion, it is usually desirable to induce oscillations in a controlled manner. While plenty of feedback control methods have been developed for equilibrium behaviors in control theory, …

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  10. Continuous Personalized Fall Detection and Data Collection

    … people. Falling is the leading cause of injury and death in older Americans according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Currently there is no software system for reliably detecting falls for elder people that is unobtrusive, affordable, and easily accessible. While the idea of …

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  11. Control of neuronal circuits: from biology to robotics

    … that is characteristic of biological systems and that is key to their effectiveness. In this thesis we take a step towards reconciling biophysics with bio-inspired control, using the language of control theory to do so. The proposed controller is event-based, and has the physical realisation …

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  12. Endogenous control of stochastic gene expression in the development of Caenorhabditis elegans

    … expression determines the migratory direction and the subsequent fate choices of cells that descend from the original neuroblast. Intrigued by the earlier observation that perturbation to Wnt signaling disrupts the wild-type stereotypy in migratory decision, I speculated that variable gene …

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  13. "What Do You Really Think of Me?": The Role of Feedback-Seeking on Romantic Dating Relationships Among Depression-Vulnerable Women

    … quality of life, increased risk of suicide, and health problems. Nevertheless, depression also carries a high cost with regard to its impact on interpersonal processes and close relationships. The interpersonal theory of depression and the self-verification theory have been used to describe …

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  14. Bifurcation Analysis and Qualitative Optimization of Models in Molecular Cell Biology with Applications to the Circadian Clock

    … regulatory network of interacting DNA, RNA and proteins that is surprisingly conserved across many different species. It is not a trivial task to understand how the positive and negative feedback loops interact to generate an oscillator capable of a) maintaining a 24-hour rhythm in constant …

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  15. Building Communicative Competence: An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of an Intensive Japanese-Language Program

    … types of information on teaching practices and the programs in which they work, insufficient literature discusses issues related to language-program evaluation. This mixed-methods study examined the effectiveness of a Japanese-language program offered at a government-sponsored Institute …

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  16. Exploring the Feedback Process with Medical Students and Their Educators: Listening, Watching, Understanding

    Feedback is consistently shown to be a key influence upon both achievement and performance. Feedback in medical education is not only important for the performance and progression of medical trainees but also for patient safety. However, despite recognition of the power of successful feedback, …

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  17. Hedonics, Reward Prediction, and Reinforcement Learning in Schizophrenia: Relationships to Anhedonia and Avolition

    <p>Anhedonia (a reduced experience of pleasure) and avolition (a reduction in goal-directed activity) are common features of schizophrenia that have substantial effects on functional outcome, but are poorly understood and treated. Here, we examine the potential contributions of three processes …

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  18. The Role of Gene Expression Noise In Mammalian Cell Survival

    <p>Drug resistance and metastasis remain obstacles to effective cancer treatment. A major challenge contributing to this problem is cellular heterogeneity. Even in the same environment, cells with identical genomes can display cell-to-cell differences in gene expression, also known as gene …

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  19. The Relationship between Neuropsychological Measures of Executive Functioning and Anxiety with Neurophysiological Markers of Cognitive and Affective Control

    … cognitive processing may aid our understanding of the neurobiological basis of these disorders and assist in formulating integrated treatments. One event related potential theorized to function in the cognitive control of adaptive behavior, the feedback negativity (FN), shows differences …

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  20. STABILITY AND CHANGE IN PATTERNS OF WIFE-BEATING: A SYSTEMS THEORY APPROACH

    … analysis is the comparison of the number and the frequency of men's and women's violent acts at two points: in the year prior to entering a shelter for battered women and six months later.</p><p>In-depth interviews with 31 battered women who had voluntarily sought help at a shelter provide …

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