…well as accommodating suggestions made by education authorities resulted in the development of a 102-item English Language Teachers' Attribute Scale (ELTAS). The administration of the scale to 1328 female grade three high school students in Mashhad, Iran, and applying the Princip…

…urveying Composite States and Multi-Ethnic Populations Ulrike von Hirschhausen: People that Count - The Imperial Census in Nineteenth- and Ear!y Twentieth-Century Europe and India . . . . . . . . . . . .. 145 Mehmet Hacisalihoglu: Borders , Maps and Censuses - The Politization of…

…gned? 3) To what extent is specialist prevention needed for different groups of people who are homeless? 4) What is the role of prevention within an integrated homelessness strategy? 5) What are the possible lessons for a preventative strategy and service models from the internat…

…st 5000 years has remained one of the most important subsistence strategies for people across the continent. Despite its importance , the technological infrastructures that facilitated the successful spread of stone-tool-using pastoralists through environmentally heterogenous and…

…ims to determine risk factors for CKD progression and CVD development in Indian people through the international comparisons to determine ethnic and geographical differences. Authors also apply the bio-repository to discover biomarkers and explore genetic risk factors in this stu…

…f lrou.ledge on a.ll things Gao. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I am grateful to a number of people vho have piovided me witl assstance and encou'agement during the course of my rese€rch. Above a[ I would like t]c lhant my wife, R chel Maclran, for her patience and help. I arn also especialy …

…ive of the research is to identify social problems of great concern, to analyse people‟s involvement and to measure health and environmental awareness of Hungarians. 5 In addition to the above mentioned objectives, this paper attempts to develop an identification model and its co…

…useum with friends can be considered one of the preferred social experiences of people visiting a city. In such a social experience, users can share opinions with other users and together decide which cultural artefacts to see. Unfortunately, museums have been placed under financ…

… Tara Marie Watson Community-Based Mental Health and Substance Use Services for People Leaving Prison: Equity and Inclusion Strengths and Limitations in Specialized Service Inventory Development Community Mental Health Journal Community reentry from prison is a challenging proces…

…eld is changing both in terms of its available content and in the ways in which people discover, use, consume and interact with the media. We no longer watch TV undistracted as in the not so distant past. We do not read newspapers, and in most of the cases we listen to the radio …

…otten how to learn and the importance of learning. It takes time to learn other people, to learn how they work. It takes time to learn where we come from … Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury 1 Our purpose in this think piece is to open up some fresh lines of thinking…

…s got big, expensive, custom hardware, cashing pouring in, and just the kind of people who would throw their money at really cool, but presently uneconomical eye candy. Arcades are a great place for murdering others, but I think all this hardware has potential for even more. If y…

…nded a skeptic and consequently resisted. Skeptics, over the years, are seen as people whose basic mood is that of doubt; those who deny absolutely that true knowledge is possible. Although this is not completely true of skepticism, the present work demonstrates, though arguably,…

…rs new to the formal study of language in general. It introduces schemata, what people in a particular community regard as normal and predictable ways of organizing the world and communicating with others. The author provides a succinct but lucid outline of the ways schemata have…

…ation give rise to a number achievement gaps in the workplace. This could limit people's ability to participate in meaningful forms of work. Achievement gaps are interesting, in part, because they are the inverse of the (negative) responsibility gaps already widely discussed in t…