Introduction to the IssueDanley, Karen S
Introduction to the issuedoi:10.1080/15236803.2019.1568795Bruce D. McDonaldWilliam HatcherInforma UK LimitedJournal of Public Affairs Education
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Issue Behavioral Sciences & the Law Special Issue: Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts Volume 19, Issue 2, pages 197–198, March/April 2001Additional Information How to Cite Rottman, D. B. and Tomkins, A. J. (2001), Introduction to this issue: Public trust and confidence in the...
John Kagel has always believed in finding interesting ideas without much concern about whether they were the conventional thing for an economist to do. It is this attitude that makes him a great scientist. 2 A synopsis of the articles included in this issue This special issue brings...
The Case of Binge Eating A particularly strong consensus that emerges from the collection of papers in this special issue is that the addiction model may be reasonably adopted for binge eating. Balodis et al. (8) clearly show different patterns of neural responses to monetary rewards in binge-...
2017. Ingenious: The Unintended Consequences of Human Innovation Interactional expertise is said to be a form of knowledge achieved in a linguistic community and, therefore, obtained entirely outside practice. Supposedly... L Tan,NP Li - 《Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture》 被引量: 0...
This special issue summarises a selection of the main contributions presented at this workshop, related to spatial and spatio-temporal point processes, geostatistics, machine learning and neural networks, disease mapping, extremes and information and complexity. The methodology is embedded in a large ...