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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"recategorization"”.

  1. The recategorization of "chaos": a case study of language change and theory change

    This thesis investigates the relationship between semantic change and theory change in science. The study focuses on thirty years of developments in chaos theory. Because of measurement problems associated with certain nonlinear phenomena, the observability of chaotic systems is severely limited. …

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  2. Animals Are Us: Applying the Common Ingroup Identity Model to Humane Education

    … bias. It postulates decategorization and recategorization as factors changing ingroup boundaries, so former outgroup members can be seen as current ingroup members. The study aimed at gauging the effect of decategorization and recategorization on graduate student teachers’ attitudes toward …

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  3. A Grounded-Theory Study of the Teaching Methods of Jesus : An Emergent Instructional Mode

    … and gave each category a working name. 3. Recategorization: The 70 Gospel accounts were given to a second panel of four professionals for recategorization. This next group of professionals was given the established categories and their attributes, but they were not given any information …

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  4. Morphological process feeding in the formation of old english nouns: Zero-derivation, affixation and compounding

    … of analysis that guide the research, among which recategorization, relative ordering of processes, transparency, compositionality, directionality and gradation must be included (Torre Alonso et al. 2008). The main conclusions obtained from this word include the non-existence of a relative ordering …

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  5. Guests’ Perceptions And Hotels’ Approaches As To CSR In The Hotel Industry: A Comparative Study Between Tunisia And Hungary

    … eight categories, and recent articles led to a recategorization into four main categories. Tunisian and Hungarian hotels' websites mentioned social and economic categories consistently but had less consistent mentions of environmental categories, and safety was not mentioned on all websites. The …

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  6. Development of Aircraft Wake Vortex Dynamic Separations Using Computer Simulation and Modeling

    … Aviation Administration's (FAA) proposed wake recategorization phase II (RECAT II) 123 x 123 matrix of wake vortex separations. This research identified environmental turbulence and aircraft weight as the parameters with the greatest influence on wake vortex circulation strength. Wind has the …

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  7. The Moderating Effects of Need for Closure on the Common Ingroup Identity Model

    <p>The current study looked at the Common Ingroup Identity Model and its link to need for closure, a cognitive construct that causes individuals to seek out quick and finite answers. Based on previous research, I predicted that participants high in situational and dispositional need for closure …

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