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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"groups' participation"”.
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The participation of business and non-business interest groups in the Canadian trade policy making process
The thesis presents research on participation of interest groups in the Canadian trade policy making process that has relatively recently been extended to include non-business interest groups who now participate in the process that was previously limited to government officials and business groups …
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Extracurricular Participation Relationship to Grade Point Average, School Attendance, Classroom Discipline, and Dropout Rate
… were placed into one of five categories: no participation, athletics, band and music, clubs, and multiple area participation. A proportional stratified systematic sample of 600 students from a medium size school district in Georgia were utilized in this study.</p> <p>The study found that …
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The effects of a working program on aerobic fitness, vitamin B-6 status, and birth outcome in pregnant women taking vitamin-mineral supplements
… scores, and labor duration were similar for both groups. Participation in a walking program by pregnant women taking vitamin-mineral supplements slightly improved aerobic fitness without affecting vitamin B-6 status (probably due to the supplement usage) or birth outcome.
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Mellem afrikaner og kreol : etnisk identitet og social navigation i Dansk Vestindien 1730–1770
… Indies identified themselves with African ethnic groups. The dissertation discusses if and how such identifications played a role in the social life of African Caribbeans and influenced how new social networks developed in the colony. The dissertation is shaped as a micro study focusing on members …
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The Emotional Logic of Participation in Intergroup Violence
… the entitlement-blame-anger model, to explain participation in intergroup violence. According to this model, participation is motivated by emotional reactions of intergroup anger. Anger is useful in this respect because it shapes both the preference for confrontation and beliefs about the risks …