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| 1 | 1 | 1 1956 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 62(2):165-171
CAPLOW T
THE DYNAMICS OF INFORMATION INTERVIEWING | 14 | 1
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| 2 | 1 | 2 1956 JOURNAL OF MARKETING 21(2):137-148
CARTER RE
FIELD-RESEARCH IN JOURNALISM - A TENTATIVE REVIEW AND APPRAISAL | 2 | 1
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| 3 | 1 | 3 1956 JOURNAL OF MARKETING 21(2):254-255
MULVIHILL DF
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK | 0 | 0
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| 4 | 1 | 4 1956 JOURNALISM QUARTERLY 33(3):383-384
BRINTON JE
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 5 | 1 | 5 1956 PERSONNEL JOURNAL 35(4):147-149
WAGNER CF
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,P | 0 | 0
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| 6 | 1 | 6 1956 PHI DELTA KAPPAN 37(4):145-152
GOOD CV
EDUCATIONAL-RESEARCH AFTER 50 YEARS | 3 | 0
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| 7 | 1 | 7 1956 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH 42(3):321-322
CARTER ES
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 8 | 1 | 8 1956 REVIEW OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 26(3):323-343
WALKER HM
METHODS OF RESEARCH | 5 | 0
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| 9 | 1 | 9 1956 RURAL SOCIOLOGY 21(3-4):316-317
PRICE PH
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 10 | 0 | 10 1956 THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW 1(1):1-1
Merton RK; Fiske M; Kendall PL
The Focused Interview | 320 | 320
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| 11 | 1 | 11 1957 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 59(4):756-757
LANDGRAF JL
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 12 | 1 | 12 1957 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 22(2):239-240
MORRIS RT
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 13 | 1 | 13 1957 CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 2(8):220-221
MCCLINTOCK CG
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 14 | 1 | 14 1957 MILBANK MEMORIAL FUND QUARTERLY-HEALTH AND SOCIETY 35(1):85-88
KISER CV
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 15 | 1 | 15 1957 PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 35(7):420-423
ROSE AW; WALL MC
SOCIAL-FACTORS IN THE PRESTIGE RANKING OF OCCUPATIONS | 5 | 0
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| 16 | 1 | 16 1957 SOCIAL FORCES 35(4):387-388
STYCOS JM
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK | 0 | 0
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| 17 | 1 | 17 1957 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 41(3):243-243
[Anon]
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 18 | 2 | 18 1958 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 9(1):243-266
FERGUSON LW
INDUSTRIAL-PSYCHOLOGY | 10 | 0
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| 19 | 1 | 19 1958 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 9(1):323-352
KELLY GA
THE THEORY AND TECHNIQUE OF ASSESSMENT | 6 | 0
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| 20 | 1 | 20 1958 JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW & CRIMINOLOGY 49(2):127-132
NEWMAN DJ
RESEARCH INTERVIEWING IN PRISON | 2 | 0
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| 21 | 1 | 21 1959 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE NATIONS HEALTH 49(4):441-454
ROSEN G
A BOOKSHELF ON THE SOCIAL-SCIENCES AND PUBLIC-HEALTH | 12 | 0
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| 22 | 1 | 22 1959 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE NATIONS HEALTH 49(5):634-643
ANDREWS LP; DIAMOND E; WHITE KL; WILLIAMS TF; GREENBERG BG; HAMRICK AA; HUNTER EA
A STUDY OF PATTERNS OF PATIENT REFERRAL TO A MEDICAL CLINIC IN A RURAL STATE - METHODOLOGY | 14 | 0
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| 23 | 1 | 23 1959 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 4(1):70-74
MERTEL M
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 24 | 1 | 24 1961 SOCIAL FORCES 39(4):297-301
BRAUDE L
PROFESSIONAL AUTONOMY AND THE ROLE OF THE LAYMAN | 4 | 0
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| 25 | 1 | 25 1962 JOURNAL OF POLITICS 24(4):703-716
JACOB H
INITIAL RECRUITMENT OF ELECTED OFFICIALS IN THE UNITED-STATES - A MODEL | 23 | 0
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| 26 | 1 | 26 1963 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 4(4):226-234
SCHULMAN S; SMITH AM
THE CONCEPT OF HEALTH AMONG SPANISH-SPEAKING VILLAGERS OF NEW- MEXICO AND COLORADO | 10 | 0
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| 27 | 1 | 27 1963 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 60(5):475-485
DOHRENWEND BS; RICHARSON SA
DIRECTIVENESS AND NONDIRECTIVENESS IN RESEARCH INTERVIEWING - A REFORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM | 8 | 1
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| 28 | 1 | 28 1963 SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW 37(1):17-25
PILIAVIN I
CONFLICT BETWEEN COTTAGE PARENTS AND CASEWORKERS | 10 | 0
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| 29 | 1 | 29 1964 AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL 1(4):229-239
EASH MJ; BENNETT CM
THE EFFECT OF CLASS SIZE ON ACHIEVEMENT AND ATTITUDES | 3 | 0
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| 30 | 1 | 30 1964 GEORGE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 33(1):318-456
MAYO LH; JONES EM
LEGAL-POLICY DECISION-PROCESS - ALTERNATIVE THINKING AND THE PREDICTIVE FUNCTION | 7 | 0
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| 31 | 1 | 31 1964 JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 26(2):166-173
JACOBSON MM; EICHHORN RL
HOW FARM FAMILIES COPE WITH HEART-DISEASE - A STUDY OF PROBLEMS AND RESOURCES | 3 | 0
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| 32 | 2 | 32 1965 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 24(2):175-184
DOHRENWEND BS
SOME EFFECTS OF OPEN AND CLOSED QUESTIONS ON RESPONDENTS ANSWERS | 17 | 0
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| 33 | 1 | 33 1966 HUMAN RELATIONS 19(3):241-263
BROWN GW; RUTTER M
MEASUREMENT OF FAMILY ACTIVITIES AND RELATIONSHIPS - METHODOLOGICAL STUDY | 330 | 0
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| 34 | 1 | 34 1967 CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY 12(7):361-&
KAHN RL
INTERVIEWING - ITS FORMS AND FUNCTIONS - RICHARDSON,SA, DOHRENWEND,BS AND KLEIN,D | 0 | 0
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| 35 | 1 | 35 1967 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 26(4):242-255
PATTEN TH
ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES AND DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGERS - SOME HYPOTHESES | 0 | 0
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| 36 | 1 | 36 1967 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION 21(3):592-613
JACOBSON HK
DERIVING DATA FROM DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLIES - RESEARCH NOTE | 13 | 0
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| 37 | 1 | 37 1967 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 6(2):236-245
MONAGHAN RR
3 FACES OF THE TRUE BELIEVER - MOTIVATIONS FOR ATTENDING A FUNDAMENTALIST CHURCH | 18 | 0
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| 38 | 1 | 38 1967 JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 17(4):316-323
GEIER JG
TRAIT APPROACH TO STUDY OF LEADERSHIP IN SMALL GROUPS | 20 | 0
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| 39 | 1 | 39 1968 JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING 12(3):289-293
MARKS JJ
AGRICULTURE AND TV NEWSCAST | 0 | 0
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| 40 | 1 | 40 1968 JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION 21(1):10-51
PATTON MJ
STUDENT, SITUATION, AND PERFORMANCE DURING 1ST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL | 11 | 1
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| 41 | 1 | 41 1968 JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 24(3):93-109
BROWNING RP
INTERACTION OF PERSONALITY AND POLITICAL SYSTEM IN DECISIONS TO RUN FOR OFFICE - SOME DATA AND A SIMULATION TECHNIQUE | 14 | 0
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| 42 | 1 | 42 1968 JOURNALISM QUARTERLY 45(4):735-738
FRANCOIS WE
PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION OF NEWS WRITING SKILLS | 0 | 0
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| 43 | 1 | 43 1969 JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 19(1):64-75
JONES SE
DIRECTIVITY VS NONDIRECTIVITY - IMPLICATIONS OF EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES IN LAW FOR FACT-FINDING INTERVIEW | 3 | 0
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| 44 | 1 | 44 1969 JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 31(3):512-517
EVANS RH; SMITH NR
SELECTED PARADIGM OF FAMILY BEHAVIOR | 1 | 0
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| 45 | 1 | 45 1969 PERSONNEL JOURNAL 48(8):581-592
PATTEN TH
COLLEGE GRADUATE TRAINEE - BEHAVORIAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVES ON MANAGEMENTS PRIME PERSONNEL PROBLEM | 0 | 0
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| 46 | 1 | 46 1969 SOCIAL FORCES 48(2):202-213
MANNING PK; HEARN HL
STUDENT ACTRESSES AND THEIR ARTISTRY - VICISSITUDES OF LEARNING A CREATIVE TRADE | 2 | 0
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| 47 | 1 | 47 1970 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 29(2):140-154
WEAVER T
USE OF HYPOTHETICAL SITUATIONS IN A STUDY OF SPANISH AMERICAN ILLNESS REFERRAL SYSTEMS | 11 | 0
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| 48 | 1 | 48 1970 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION 24(2):361-370
MILES E
LOGISTICS OF INTERVIEWING IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS | 1 | 0
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| 49 | 1 | 49 1971 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION 2(4):17-20
ERICKSON DL
ATTITUDES AND COMMUNICATIONS ABOUT WILDLIFE | 3 | 0
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| 50 | 1 | 50 1971 SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM (7):49-60
RATH RA; MCDOWELL DJ
COMING UP HIP - CHILD REARING PERSPECTIVES AND LIFE STYLE VALUES AMONG COUNTER CULTURE FAMILIES | 0 | 0
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| 51 | 1 | 51 1972 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK 2(1):83-87
CHESTER R
GATHERING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH DATA BY PRESS APPEAL | 0 | 0
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| 52 | 1 | 52 1972 COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES 33(1):31-&
DEWEESE LC
STATUS CONCERNS AND LIBRARY PROFESSIONALISM | 7 | 0
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| 53 | 1 | 53 1972 MONOGRAPHS OF THE CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER (M17):1-112
MEASHAM AR
FAMILY PLANNING IN NORTH CAROLINA - POLITICS OF A LUKEWARM ISSUE | 0 | 0
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| 54 | 1 | 54 1972 NURSING RESEARCH 21(4):342-347
GREEN JL; STONE JC
DEVELOPING AND TESTING Q-CARDS AND CONTENT ANALYSIS IN GROUP INTERVIEWS | 2 | 0
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| 55 | 1 | 55 1972 PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY 36(2):159-&
ZUCKERMA.H
INTERVIEWING AN ULTRA-ELITE | 18 | 0
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| 56 | 1 | 56 1973 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK 3(3):377-381
HESKETH J
FUEL DEBTS AND CENTRAL HEATING | 0 | 0
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| 57 | 1 | 57 1973 INTERPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 4(1):1-20
STEINHAU.JC
TACIT KNOWING AS METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATING AN ENCOUNTER GROUP | 1 | 0
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| 58 | 1 | 58 1973 JOURNAL OF GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY 123(2):263-271
FEIGENBA.KD
EXPLORATORY STUDY OF YOUNG MALES COMPREHENSION OF SOCIAL- INTERACTION | 1 | 0
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| 59 | 1 | 59 1974 JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36(2):308-319
THURNHER M; SPENCE D; LOWENTHA.MF
VALUE CONFLUENCE AND BEHAVIORAL CONFLICT IN INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONS | 11 | 0
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| 60 | 1 | 60 1975 AMERICAN QUARTERLY 27(3):275-295
GRELE RJ
SURMIZABLE VARIETY - INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND ORAL TESTIMONY | 6 | 0
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| 61 | 1 | 61 1975 JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 11(1):14-38
VANDEVALL M
UTILIZATION AND METHODOLOGY OF APPLIED SOCIAL-RESEARCH - 4 COMPLEMENTARY MODELS | 20 | 1
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| 62 | 1 | 62 1975 JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 37(4):968-977
LASLETT B; RAPOPORT R
COLLABORATIVE INTERVIEWING AND INTERACTIVE RESEARCH | 24 | 3
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| 63 | 1 | 63 1976 EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION QUARTERLY 12(2):18-37
PAUL DA
DIFFUSION OF AN INNOVATION THROUGH INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL LINKAGES | 2 | 0
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| 64 | 1 | 64 1976 JOURNAL OF THE CONSTRUCTION DIVISION-ASCE 102(3):465-478
LEVITT RE; PARKER HW
REDUCING CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS - TOP MANAGEMENTS ROLE | 7 | 0
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| 65 | 1 | 65 1976 SOCIAL FORCES 55(2):507-519
SEIDLER J; MEYER K; MACGILLIVRAY L
COLLECTING DATA ON CROWDS AND RALLIES - NEW METHOD OF STATIONARY SAMPLING | 8 | 0
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| 66 | 1 | 66 1977 AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL 14(3):263-276
HALL GE; LOUCKS SF
DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL FOR DETERMINING WHETHER TREATMENT IS ACTUALLY IMPLEMENTED | 75 | 0
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| 67 | 1 | 67 1977 AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL 14(3):358-361
WENKERT R
BEYOND SURFACE CURRICULUM - INTERVIEW STUDY OF TEACHERS UNDERSTANDINGS - BUSSIS,AM, CHITTENDEN,EA AND AMAREL,M | 0 | 0
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| 68 | 1 | 68 1977 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 71(1):182-211
QUALLS JH
BARBERS TYPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL LEADERS | 3 | 0
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| 69 | 1 | 69 1977 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 28(2):226-241
REIDY MTV; WHITE LC
MEASUREMENT OF TRADITIONALISM AMONG ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS - EXPLORATORY-STUDY | 3 | 0
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| 70 | 1 | 70 1977 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION 15(1):30-48
GREENFIELD WD
ADMINISTRATIVE CANDIDACY - PROCESS OF NEW ROLE LEARNING .1. | 6 | 0
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| 71 | 1 | 71 1977 LONG RANGE PLANNING 10(3):19-24
SAUNDERS CB; TUGGLE FD
WHY PLANNERS DONT | 6 | 0
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| 72 | 2 | 72 1978 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE 7(2):97-115
HOPF C
PSEUDO-EXPLORATION - THOUGHTS ON TECHNIQUES OF QUALITATIVE INTERVIEWS IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH | 13 | 0
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| 73 | 1 | 73 1979 JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION 34(6):274-276
ERICKSON DL; STEARNS DT
CRITERIA FOR ESTABLISHING NATURAL AND SCENIC RIVER STUDY PRIORITIES | 0 | 0
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| 74 | 1 | 74 1979 JOURNAL OF VISUAL IMPAIRMENT & BLINDNESS 73(10):400-404
MACIAS P; RUCKER M
CLOTHING SELECTION AND THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED CONSUMER | 2 | 0
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| 75 | 1 | 75 1979 PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS 16(1):51-60
BURKE JP; DEMERS ST
PARADIGM FOR EVALUATING ASSESSMENT INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES | 4 | 0
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| 76 | 1 | 76 1979 SOCIAL CASEWORK-JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL WORK 60(7):394-401
MALUCCIO AN
PERSPECTIVES OF SOCIAL-WORKERS AND CLIENTS ON TREATMENT OUTCOME | 11 | 0
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| 77 | 1 | 77 1980 KOLNER ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SOZIOLOGIE UND SOZIALPSYCHOLOGIE 32(4):705-725
BECKERSCHMIDT R
CONTRADICTORY REALITY AND AMBIVALENCE - THE EXPERIENCES OF WORKING WOMEN IN THE FACTOR AND AT HOME | 3 | 0
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| 78 | 1 | 78 1980 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE 17():323-325
KASKE NK; SANDERS NP
EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUBJECT ACCESS - THE VIEW OF THE LIBRARY PATRON | 2 | 0
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| 79 | 1 | 79 1980 SOCIAL SCIENCE 55(3):141-180
BARDIS PD
SOCIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE | 0 | 0
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| 80 | 1 | 80 1980 SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 17(3):1-19
MILLER G; WARRINER CK
PROFESSIONAL POWER AND SOCIAL-CHANGE AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL - THE CASE OF 3 PREPAID HEALTH-CARE PROGRAMS | 0 | 0
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| 81 | 1 | 81 1981 ADULT EDUCATION 31(4):209-226
FOX RD
FORMAL ORGANIZATIONAL-STRUCTURE AND PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL-EDUCATION | 0 | 0
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| 82 | 1 | 82 1981 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 32(1):75-91
PLATT J
ON INTERVIEWING ONES PEERS | 7 | 0
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| 83 | 1 | 83 1981 KNOWLEDGE-CREATION DIFFUSION UTILIZATION 2(4):461-481
VANDEVALL M; BOLAS CA
EXTERNAL VS INTERNAL SOCIAL-POLICY RESEARCHERS | 10 | 0
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| 84 | 1 | 84 1981 STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 12(12):450-456
STYCOS JM
A CRITIQUE OF FOCUS GROUP AND SURVEY-RESEARCH - THE MACHISMO CASE | 16 | 5
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| 85 | 1 | 85 1982 EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 48(5):414-419
MCCARTHY EF; SAGE DD
STATE SPECIAL-EDUCATION FISCAL-POLICY - THE QUEST FOR EQUITY | 2 | 0
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| 86 | 2 | 86 1982 JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 18(1):49-67
VANDEVALL M; BOLAS C
USING SOCIAL-POLICY RESEARCH FOR REDUCING SOCIAL-PROBLEMS - AN EMPIRICAL-ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS | 18 | 0
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| 87 | 1 | 87 1982 JOURNAL OF CURRICULUM STUDIES 14(2):127-152
DILLON JT
THE EFFECT OF QUESTIONS IN EDUCATION AND OTHER ENTERPRISES | 17 | 0
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| 88 | 1 | 88 1982 JOURNAL OF MARKETING RESEARCH 19(1):1-13
FERN EF
THE USE OF FOCUS GROUPS FOR IDEA GENERATION - THE EFFECTS OF GROUP-SIZE, ACQUAINTANCESHIP, AND MODERATOR ON RESPONSE QUANTITY AND QUALITY | 65 | 0
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| 89 | 1 | 89 1982 JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 110(2):263-266
BOWD AD
YOUNG CHILDRENS BELIEFS ABOUT ANIMALS | 5 | 0
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| 90 | 1 | 90 1982 ZEITGESCHICHTE 9(5):164-178
SIEDER R
REMARKS ON THE USE OF THE NARRATIVE INTERVIEW IN THE HISTORY OF DAILY LIFE | 1 | 0
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| 91 | 1 | 91 1983 ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH 10():121-126
FERN EF
FOCUS GROUPS - A REVIEW OF SOME CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE, IMPLICATIONS, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE-RESEARCH | 6 | 2
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| 92 | 1 | 92 1983 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION 27(2):187-199
RICE A
TEACHERS AND COUNSELING-SERVICES - A CASE-STUDY | 0 | 0
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| 93 | 1 | 93 1983 FAMILY RELATIONS 32(1):39-45
ARCHBOLD PG
IMPACT OF PARENT-CARING ON WOMEN | 80 | 0
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| 94 | 1 | 94 1983 HUMAN STUDIES 6(1):67-90
PAGET MA
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE | 18 | 0
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| 95 | 1 | 95 1983 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES 2(4):381-387
MARKEY K
THUS SPAKE THE OPAC USER | 19 | 1
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| 96 | 1 | 96 1983 URBAN EDUCATION 18(1):40-58
RICE A
AFTER BUREAUCRACY, WHAT - AN AUSTRALIAN CASE-STUDY | 1 | 0
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| 97 | 1 | 97 1985 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION 49(1):49-54
DIAMOND WD; GAGNON JP
OBTAINING PHARMACY CLASS FEEDBACK THROUGH THE USE OF FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEWS | 2 | 0
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| 98 | 1 | 98 1985 JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 13(4):339-353
SMITH TF
LAW TALK - JUVENILES UNDERSTANDING OF LEGAL LANGUAGE | 0 | 0
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| 99 | 1 | 99 1985 JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL WORK 9(1):21-34
FURSTENBERG AL
OLDER PEOPLES CHOICES OF LAY CONSULTANTS | 2 | 0
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| 100 | 1 | 100 1986 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 27(4):382-396
BERNARD HR; PELTO PJ; WERNER O; BOSTER J; ROMNEY AK; JOHNSON A; EMBER CR; KASAKOFF A
THE CONSTRUCTION OF PRIMARY DATA IN CULTURAL-ANTHROPOLOGY | 23 | 0
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| 101 | 1 | 101 1986 QUALITY & QUANTITY 20(4):357-370
VANDIJK J
METHODS IN APPLIED SOCIAL-RESEARCH - SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND QUALITY STANDARDS | 2 | 0
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| 102 | 1 | 102 1986 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 23(8):763-771
TWADDLE AC
SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM - THE CASE OF DISTRICT GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS | 2 | 1
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| 103 | 1 | 103 1987 HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY 14(4):411-448
BASCH CE
FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW - AN UNDERUTILIZED RESEARCH TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING THEORY AND PRACTICE IN HEALTH-EDUCATION | 218 | 19
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| 104 | 1 | 104 1987 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 26(1):17-33
BASTIEN DT
COMMON PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR AND COMMUNICATION IN CORPORATE- MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS | 24 | 0
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| 105 | 1 | 105 1987 PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY 51(4):550-566
MERTON RK
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW AND FOCUS GROUPS - CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES | 45 | 17
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| 106 | 2 | 106 1987 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 25(5):515-524
TWADDLE AC
SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM .2. THE CASES OF CHILD AND MATERNAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS | 2 | 1
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| 107 | 1 | 107 1988 JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING 17(1):41-48
NELSON JE; FRONTCZAK NT
HOW ACQUAINTANCESHIP AND ANALYST CAN INFLUENCE FOCUS GROUP RESULTS | 8 | 4
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| 108 | 2 | 108 1988 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 26(7):761-768
TWADDLE AC
SWEDISH PHYSICIANS PERSPECTIVES ON WORK AND THE MEDICAL-CARE SYSTEM .3. PRIVATE PRACTITIONERS ON THE PUBLIC SYSTEM | 4 | 0
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| 109 | 1 | 109 1988 SOCIAL WORK 33(4):315-319
FREED AO
INTERVIEWING THROUGH AN INTERPRETER | 10 | 0
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| 110 | 1 | 110 1989 GERONTOLOGIST 29(1):101-107
MORGAN DL
ADJUSTING TO WIDOWHOOD - DO SOCIAL NETWORKS REALLY MAKE IT EASIER | 44 | 2
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| 111 | 2 | 111 1989 HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY 16(3):389-396
BASCH CE; DECICCO IM; MALFETTI JL
A FOCUS GROUP-STUDY ON DECISION-PROCESSES OF YOUNG DRIVERS - REASONS THAT MAY SUPPORT A DECISION TO DRINK AND DRIVE | 23 | 1
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| 112 | 1 | 112 1989 JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 17(3):225-235
INNES RB; HEFLINGER CA
AN EXPANDED MODEL OF COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT - A CASE-STUDY | 4 | 0
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| 113 | 1 | 113 1989 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 36(4):368-383
SIEGEL K; LEVINE MP; BROOKS C; KERN R
THE MOTIVES OF GAY MEN FOR TAKING OR NOT TAKING THE HIV ANTIBODY-TEST | 24 | 1
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| 114 | 1 | 114 1989 TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART B-METHODOLOGICAL 23(4):287-308
ELLERMAN DR; MORLOK EK
MODELING LOCAL RESPONSES TO ALTERNATIVE FEDERAL TRANSIT SUBSIDY POLICIES AND REGULATIONS | 0 | 0
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| 115 | 1 | 115 1990 COMMUNICATION EDUCATION 39(2):117-127
LEDERMAN LC
ASSESSING EDUCATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS - THE FOCUS GROUP INTERVIEW AS A TECHNIQUE FOR DATA-COLLECTION | 10 | 1
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| 116 | 1 | 116 1990 FF COMMUNICATIONS 105(245):1-&
SIIKALA AL
INTERPRETING ORAL NARRATIVE | 0 | 0
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| 117 | 1 | 117 1990 PS-POLITICAL SCIENCE & POLITICS 23(3):451-455
PEABODY RL; HAMMOND SW; TORCOM J; BROWN LP; THOMPSON C; KOLODNY R
INTERVIEWING POLITICAL ELITES | 4 | 0
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| 118 | 1 | 118 1991 COMMUNICATION RESEARCH 18(1):116-116
BENIGER JR
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 119 | 1 | 119 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):506-510
TIRYAKIAN EA
EVALUATING THE STANDARD - AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGICAL METROLOGY | 2 | 0
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| 120 | 1 | 120 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):510-514
SMELSER NJ
AN OLIO ON MERTON | 0 | 0
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| 121 | 1 | 121 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):514-516
POGGI G
A VIEW FROM THE AMALFI COAST | 0 | 0
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| 122 | 1 | 122 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):516-519
SORENSON AB
MERTON AND METHODOLOGY | 0 | 0
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| 123 | 1 | 123 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):519-522
BOUDON R
WHAT MIDDLE-RANGE THEORIES ARE | 4 | 0
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| 124 | 1 | 124 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):522-526
CETINA KK
MERTON SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THE 1ST AND THE LAST SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE | 0 | 0
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| 125 | 1 | 125 1991 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 20(4):526-530
SIVIN N
SCIENCE, RELIGION, AND BOUNDARY MAINTENANCE | 1 | 0
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| 126 | 1 | 126 1991 CURRENT CONTENTS 23():5-8
GARFIELD E
SOCIAL-SCIENCE QUOTATIONS - A NEW VOLUME OF A FAMOUS ENCYCLOPEDIA EDITED BY SILLS,DAVID,L. AND MERTON,ROBERT,K. - INTRODUCTION TO A QUOTATION FROM THE INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOCIAL-SCIENCES, VOLUME 19, SOCIAL-SCIENCE QUOTATIONS BY SILLS,DAVID,L., AND MERTON,ROBERT,K. (REPRINTED FROM INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOCIAL-SCIENCE, - QUOTATIONS, VOL 19, 1991) | 0 | 0
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| 127 | 3 | 127 1991 EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING 14(4):221-231
GOLD RS; KELLY MA
CULTURAL SENSITIVITY IN AIDS EDUCATION - A MISUNDERSTOOD CONCEPT | 1 | 0
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| 128 | 1 | 128 1991 EVALUATION REVIEW 15(5):639-654
TUCKER SA; DEMPSEY JV
PHOTO-INTERVIEWING - A TOOL FOR EVALUATING TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS | 1 | 0
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| 129 | 1 | 129 1991 HUMAN RELATIONS 44(8):833-856
SOOKLAL L
THE LEADER AS A BROKER OF DREAMS | 5 | 0
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| 130 | 1 | 130 1991 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 32(4):289-302
MARTIN P
LIFE PATTERNS AND AGE STYLES IN OLDER ADULTS | 1 | 0
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| 131 | 2 | 131 1991 JOURNAL OF COLLEGE STUDENT DEVELOPMENT 32(5):389-396
PATTON MJ
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ON COLLEGE-STUDENTS - PHILOSOPHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL COMPARISONS WITH THE QUANTITATIVE APPROACH | 13 | 0
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| 132 | 1 | 132 1991 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 32(1):17-32
SIEGEL K; KRAUSS BJ
LIVING WITH HIV-INFECTION - ADAPTIVE TASKS OF SEROPOSITIVE GAY MEN | 68 | 2
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| 133 | 1 | 133 1991 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 6(2):238-246
WAHL HW
DEPENDENCE IN THE ELDERLY FROM AN INTERACTIONAL POINT-OF-VIEW - VERBAL AND OBSERVATIONAL DATA | 17 | 0
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| 134 | 1 | 134 1991 PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY 55(4):673-675
KAHN RL
THE FOCUSED INTERVIEW - A MANUAL OF PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES, 2ND EDITION - MERTON,RK, FISKE,M, KENDALL,PL | 0 | 0
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| 135 | 2 | 135 1991 SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 28(2):175-187
FREY JH; FONTANA A
THE GROUP INTERVIEW IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH | 16 | 4
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| 136 | 1 | 136 1991 TEACHING SOCIOLOGY 19(3):384-395
CHARMAZ K
TRANSLATING GRADUATE QUALITATIVE METHODS INTO UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING - INTENSIVE INTERVIEWING AS A CASE EXAMPLE | 9 | 0
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| 137 | 2 | 137 1992 AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION 4(2):135-142
SIEGEL K; RAVEIS VH; KRAUSS BJ
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH URBAN GAY MENS TREATMENT INITIATION DECISIONS FOR HIV-INFECTION | 12 | 0
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| 138 | 1 | 138 1992 BRITISH JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 62():324-340
DAY C; LOEWENTHAL D
THE USE OF OPEN GROUP DISCUSSIONS IN MARKETING LIBRARY-SERVICES TO YOUNG-ADULTS | 0 | 0
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| 139 | 1 | 139 1992 BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE 42(364):454-458
BRADLEY CP
FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THE DECISION WHETHER OR NOT TO PRESCRIBE - THE DILEMMA FACING GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS | 58 | 0
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| 140 | 1 | 140 1992 EVALUATION & THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS 15(1):107-114
CAREY MA; SMITH MW
ENHANCEMENT OF VALIDITY THROUGH QUALITATIVE APPROACHES - INCORPORATING THE PATIENTS PERSPECTIVE | 9 | 1
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| 141 | 1 | 141 1992 FAMILY RELATIONS 41(2):205-211
CAMPBELL ML; MOEN P
JOB-FAMILY ROLE STRAIN AMONG EMPLOYED SINGLE MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS | 6 | 0
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| 142 | 1 | 142 1992 HEALTH EDUCATION QUARTERLY 19(1):9-23
BAUMAN LJ; ADAIR EG
THE USE OF ETHNOGRAPHIC INTERVIEWING TO INFORM QUESTIONNAIRE CONSTRUCTION | 25 | 2
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| 143 | 3 | 143 1992 HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING 7(1):56-66
KHAN ME; MANDERSON L
FOCUS GROUPS IN TROPICAL DISEASES RESEARCH | 34 | 9
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| 144 | 1 | 144 1992 JOURNAL OF PRODUCT INNOVATION MANAGEMENT 9(3):171-187
GRIFFIN A
EVALUATING QFDS USE IN UNITED-STATES FIRMS AS A PROCESS FOR DEVELOPING PRODUCTS | 41 | 0
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| 145 | 1 | 145 1992 SMALL GROUP RESEARCH 23(4):459-474
SWENSON JD; GRISWOLD WF; KLEIBER PB
FOCUS GROUPS - METHOD OF INQUIRY INTERVENTION | 4 | 1
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| 146 | 1 | 146 1993 AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION 5(4):302-310
SIEGEL K; RAVEIS VH
AIDS-RELATED REASONS FOR GAY MENS ADOPTION OF CELIBACY | 5 | 0
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| 147 | 1 | 147 1993 GENDER & SOCIETY 7(2):280-291
WILLIAMS CL; HEIKES EJ
THE IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCHERS GENDER IN THE IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW - EVIDENCE FROM 2 CASE-STUDIES OF MALE NURSES | 6 | 0
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| 148 | 2 | 148 1993 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARIES 12(1):87-92
MARKEY K
THUS SPAKE THE OPAC USER (REPRINTED FROM ITAL, VOL 2, PG 387, 1983) | 0 | 0
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| 149 | 1 | 149 1993 KYBERNETES 22(5):22-34
COUNELIS JS
THE CASE-STUDY - ITS SYSTEMIC METATHEORY AND THE SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCES | 1 | 0
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| 150 | 1 | 150 1993 LIBRARY QUARTERLY 63(4):508-527
HARICOMBE LJ
COMBINING QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE METHODOLOGIES TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF AN ACADEMIC BOYCOTT ON ACADEMICS IN SOUTH-AFRICA | 2 | 0
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| 151 | 1 | 151 1993 TEACHING SOCIOLOGY 21(2):154-159
HENDERSHOTT A; WRIGHT S
STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS AND CURRICULAR REVIEW | 5 | 1
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| 152 | 1 | 152 1994 ACM TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS 12(2):119-149
MARKUS ML
FINDING A HAPPY MEDIUM - EXPLAINING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ON SOCIAL-LIFE AT WORK | 32 | 0
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| 153 | 2 | 153 1994 ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 23(2):217-230
SIEGEL K; KRAUSS BJ; KARUS D
REPORTING RECENT SEXUAL PRACTICES - GAY MENS DISCLOSURE OF HIV RISK BY QUESTIONNAIRE AND INTERVIEW | 11 | 0
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| 154 | 1 | 154 1994 ARMED FORCES & SOCIETY 20(2):199-216
WONG L; MCNALLY J
DOWNSIZING THE ARMY - SOME POLICY IMPLICATIONS AFFECTING THE SURVIVORS | 7 | 0
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| 155 | 2 | 155 1994 COMMUNICATION RESEARCH 21(6):782-812
DELLICARPINI MX; WILLIAMS BA
METHODS, METAPHORS, AND MEDIA RESEARCH - THE USES OF TELEVISION IN POLITICAL CONVERSATION | 5 | 0
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| 156 | 1 | 156 1994 JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 31(2):251-274
FORTADO B
INFORMAL SUPERVISORY SOCIAL-CONTROL STRATEGIES | 3 | 1
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| 157 | 1 | 157 1994 JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 50(2):149-176
HANEY C; SONTAG LL; COSTANZO S
DECIDING TO TAKE A LIFE - CAPITAL JURIES, SENTENCING INSTRUCTIONS, AND THE JURISPRUDENCE OF DEATH | 14 | 0
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| 158 | 1 | 158 1994 LAW AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR 18(2):151-170
COSTANZO S; COSTANZO M
LIFE OR DEATH DECISIONS - AN ANALYSIS OF CAPITAL JURY DECISION- MAKING UNDER THE SPECIAL ISSUES SENTENCING FRAMEWORK | 17 | 0
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| 159 | 1 | 159 1994 NORDIC JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 48(5):359-367
AKERBERG H; SAMUELSSON M; ASBERG M
SUICIDE IN PSYCHIATRIC-CARE AS SEEN BY THE SURVIVORS | 5 | 0
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| 160 | 1 | 160 1994 ORGANIZATION SCIENCE 5(4):502-527
MARKUS ML
ELECTRONIC MAIL AS THE MEDIUM OF MANAGERIAL CHOICE | 98 | 0
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| 161 | 1 | 161 1994 SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW 68(1):127-144
WELLS K; DANGELO L
SPECIALIZED FOSTER-CARE - VOICES FROM THE FIELD | 2 | 0
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| 162 | 7 | 162 1994 SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH & ILLNESS 16(1):103-121
KITZINGER J
THE METHODOLOGY OF FOCUS GROUPS - THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS | 100 | 13
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| 163 | 1 | 163 1994 WOMEN & POLITICS 14(1):1-34
BILLSON JM
KEEPERS OF THE CULTURE - ATTITUDES TOWARD WOMENS-LIBERATION AND THE WOMENS MOVEMENT IN CANADA | 0 | 0
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| 164 | 1 | 164 1995 ADDICTION RESEARCH 3(3):165-181
Power R
A model for qualitative action research amongst illicit drug users | 7 | 0
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| 165 | 2 | 165 1995 ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH, VOL XXII 22():354-359
Corfman KP
The importance of member homogeneity to focus group quality | 2 | 1
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| 166 | 1 | 166 1995 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 19(3):257-263
YELLAND J; GIFFORD SM
PROBLEMS OF FOCUS GROUP-METHODS IN CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH - A CASE-STUDY OF BELIEFS ABOUT SUDDEN-INFANT-DEATH-SYNDROME | 11 | 0
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| 167 | 2 | 167 1995 BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING 21(1):27-29
TAYLOR MJO; FARMER A; CRAIG C
WOMENS KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONTRACEPTIVE PILL - THE RESULTS OF A FOCUS GROUP | 1 | 0
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| 168 | 4 | 168 1995 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 311(7000):299-302
KITZINGER J
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH - INTRODUCING FOCUS GROUPS | 208 | 5
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| 169 | 1 | 169 1995 COMMUNICATION MONOGRAPHS 62(2):87-109
BASTIEN DT; MCPHEE RD; BOLTON KA
A STUDY AND EXTENDED THEORY OF THE STRUCTURATION OF CLIMATE | 8 | 0
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| 170 | 3 | 170 1995 CRITICAL STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION 12(4):380-402
PRESS AL; COLE ER
RECONCILING FAITH AND FACT - PROLIFE WOMEN DISCUSS MEDIA, SCIENCE AND THE ABORTION DEBATE | 1 | 0
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| 171 | 1 | 171 1995 EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY 21(4):305-320
CUSACK SA
DEVELOPING A LIFELONG LEARNING-PROGRAM - EMPOWERING SENIORS AS LEADERS IN LIFELONG LEARNING | 3 | 0
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| 172 | 4 | 172 1995 EVALUATION REVIEW 19(1):84-101
FLORES J; ALONSO CG
USING FOCUS GROUPS IN EDUCATIONAL-RESEARCH - EXPLORING TEACHERS PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATIONAL-CHANGE | 8 | 2
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| 173 | 2 | 173 1995 FAMILY PRACTICE 12(4):474-475
Tang KC; Davis A
Critical factors in the determination of focus group size | 8 | 1
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| 174 | 2 | 174 1995 HISPANIC JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 17(4):452-470
SHERRADEN MS; BARRERA RE
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH WITH AN UNDERSTUDIED POPULATION - IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH WOMEN OF MEXICAN DESCENT | 9 | 3
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| 175 | 1 | 175 1995 INNOVATIONS IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING INTERNATIONAL 32(2):162-174
KERR MM
PROJECT-2000 STUDENT NURSES TAKE THE STAGE WITH INTERACTIVE DRAMA TO FACILITATE HEALTH PROMOTION | 0 | 0
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| 176 | 1 | 176 1995 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH 18(2):146-150
WILHITE BC
DAILY-LIFE EXPERIENCES OF JAPANESE ADULTS WITH PHYSICAL- DISABILITIES | 1 | 0
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| 177 | 3 | 177 1995 JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT HEALTH 16(5):405-411
PIES CA
NORPLANT USE OF ADOLESCENTS - VIEWPOINTS OF 3 STAKEHOLDER GROUPS | 3 | 0
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| 178 | 1 | 178 1995 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 22(3):517-527
SIMPSON RG; SCOTHERN G; VINCENT M
SURVEY OF CAREER SATISFACTION WITH THE QUALITY OF CARE DELIVERED TO INPATIENTS SUFFERING FROM DEMENTIA | 6 | 0
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| 179 | 1 | 179 1995 JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 46(1):97-112
HUTCHINSON WG; CHILTON SM; DAVIS J
MEASURING NONUSE VALUE OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS USING THE CONTINGENT VALUATION METHOD - PROBLEMS OF INFORMATION AND COGNITION AND THE APPLICATION OF COGNITIVE QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN METHODS | 12 | 0
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| 180 | 1 | 180 1995 JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & ECONOMIC STATISTICS 13(3):337-346
PHIPPS PA; BUTANI SJ; CHUN YI
RESEARCH ON ESTABLISHMENT-SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN | 1 | 0
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| 181 | 1 | 181 1995 JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 57(4):879-893
Ambert AM; Adler PA; Adler P; Detzner DF
Understanding and evaluating qualitative research | 23 | 0
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| 182 | 1 | 182 1995 JOURNAL OF TEACHING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 14(2):215-230
PISSANOS BW
PROVIDERS OF CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL-EDUCATION - CONSTRUCTED PERCEPTIONS OF 4 ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL PHYSICAL-EDUCATION TEACHERS | 4 | 0
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| 183 | 1 | 183 1995 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 31(1-3):399-410
HUNZIKER M
THE SPONTANEOUS REAFFORESTATION IN ABANDONED AGRICULTURAL LANDS - PERCEPTION AND AESTHETIC ASSESSMENT BY LOCALS AND TOURISTS | 15 | 0
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| 184 | 1 | 184 1995 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE RESEARCH 17(2):135-150
CHU FT
COLLABORATION IN A LOOSELY-COUPLED SYSTEM - LIBRARIAN FACULTY RELATIONS IN COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT | 0 | 0
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| 185 | 0 | 185 1995 MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION IN COUNSELING AND DEVELOPMENT 28(1):45-60
JEFFERY G; HACHE G; LEHR R
A GROUP-BASED DELPHI APPLICATION - DEFINING RURAL CAREER COUNSELING NEEDS | 3 | 0
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| 186 | 1 | 186 1995 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND HUMAN DECISION PROCESSES 62(2):129-158
HOFFMAN RR; SHADBOLT NR; BURTON AM; KLEIN G
ELICITING KNOWLEDGE FROM EXPERTS - A METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS | 31 | 0
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| 187 | 1 | 187 1995 POLITICAL COMMUNICATION 12(2):127-145
KERN M; JUST M
THE FOCUS GROUP METHOD, POLITICAL ADVERTISING, CAMPAIGN NEWS, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF CANDIDATE IMAGES | 9 | 0
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| 188 | 2 | 188 1995 PSYCHIATRY-INTERPERSONAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES 58(2):149-163
COYNE JC; CALARCO MM
EFFECTS OF THE EXPERIENCE OF DEPRESSION - APPLICATION OF FOCUS GROUP AND SURVEY METHODOLOGIES | 16 | 0
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| 189 | 2 | 189 1995 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 5(4):414-420
ASBURY JE
OVERVIEW OF FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH | 44 | 4
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| 190 | 2 | 190 1995 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 5(4):478-486
SMITH MW
ETHICS IN FOCUS GROUPS - A FEW CONCERNS | 17 | 2
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| 191 | 1 | 191 1995 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 5(4):487-495
CAREY MA
CONCERNS IN THE ANALYSIS OF FOCUS GROUP DATA - COMMENT | 33 | 4
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| 192 | 1 | 192 1995 WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN 23(4):616-620
DiCamillo JA
Focus groups as a tool for fish and wildlife management: A case study | 1 | 0
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| 193 | 1 | 193 1996 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 66(3):363-377
Levine IS; Zimmerman JD
Using qualitative data to inform public policy: Evaluating ''Choose to De-Fuse'' | 3 | 1
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| 194 | 14 | 194 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 22():129-152
Morgan DL
Focus groups | 36 | 5
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| 195 | 2 | 195 1996 AREA 28(2):113-114
Goss JD
Introduction to focus groups | 11 | 0
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| 196 | 1 | 196 1996 AREA 28(2):143-149
Longhurst R
Refocusing groups: Pregnant women's geographical experiences of Hamilton, New Zealand/Aotearoa | 11 | 1
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| 197 | 1 | 197 1996 DISABILITY & SOCIETY 11(4):539-551
Barlow J; Harrison K
Focusing on empowerment: Facilitating self-help in young people with arthritis through a disability organisation | 2 | 0
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| 198 | 1 | 198 1996 FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES 77(5):298-313
Sherraden MS; Barrera RE
Maternal support and cultural influences among Mexican immigrant mothers | 9 | 2
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| 199 | 1 | 199 1996 INFORMATION & MANAGEMENT 30(1):43-50
Clapper DL; Massey AP
Electronic focus groups: A framework for exploration | 6 | 0
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| 200 | 1 | 200 1996 JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES 9(1):40-60
Todd S; Shearn J
Time and the person: The impact of support services on the lives of parents of adults with intellectual disabilities | 19 | 0
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| 201 | 3 | 201 1996 JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 46(2):79-98
Lunt P; Livingstone S
Rethinking the focus group in media and communications research | 24 | 3
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| 202 | 2 | 202 1996 JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 46(4):97-115
Iorio SH; Huxman SS
Media coverage of political issues and the framing of personal concerns | 1 | 0
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| 203 | 1 | 203 1996 JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLITICS POLICY AND LAW 21(4):771-805
Aviram U; Weyer RA
Changing trends in mental health legislation: Anatomy of reforming a civil commitment law | 0 | 0
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| 204 | 4 | 204 1996 JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SYSTEMS 20(5):329-350
Sherraden MS; Barrera RE
Prenatal care experiences and birth weight among Mexican immigrant women | 2 | 0
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| 205 | 3 | 205 1996 JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WELFARE 23(2):27-54
Sherraden MS; Barrera RE
Poverty, family support, and well-being of infants: Mexican immigrant women and childbearing | 8 | 0
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| 206 | 1 | 206 1996 JOURNAL OF THE MARKET RESEARCH SOCIETY 38(4):331-339
Sampson PMJ
Commonsense in qualitative research (Reprinted from Market Res Soc, vol 9, 1967) | 1 | 0
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| 207 | 1 | 207 1996 MILITARY MEDICINE 161(1):13-17
Merrill LL; Pearsall DN; Gauker ED
Users' evaluation of the navy computer-assisted medical diagnosis system | 0 | 0
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| 208 | 1 | 208 1996 PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION JOURNAL 20(1):55-58
Schwebel AI; Clement JA
Mediation as a mental health service: Consumers' and family members' perceptions | 2 | 0
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| 209 | 1 | 209 1996 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING 13(3):170-176
Stevens PE
Focus groups: Collecting aggregate-level data to understand community health phenomena | 12 | 2
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| 210 | 1 | 210 1996 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 6(2):283-297
DeJoseph JF; Norbeck JS; Smith RT; Miller S
The development of a social support intervention among African American women | 7 | 0
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| 211 | 1 | 211 1996 RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW (65):131-135
GRELE R
ORAL HISTORY + COLUMBIA-UNIVERSITY COURSE SYLLABUS - METHOD AND THEORY | 0 | 0
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| 212 | 2 | 212 1996 SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 44(3):517-538
Johnson A
'It's good to talk': The focus group and the sociological imagination | 8 | 1
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| 213 | 1 | 213 1996 SOCIOLOGICKY CASOPIS 32(2):199-212
Jerabek H
Hadley Cantril and Robert K. Merton - Two investigations of the remarkable influence of the radio broadcasts ''Invasion from Mars'' and ''War Bond Drive'' | 0 | 0
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| 214 | 1 | 214 1997 CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING-REVUE CANADIENNE DU VIEILLISSEMENT 16(4):682-699
Wells DL
A critical ethnography of the process of discharge decision- making for elderly patients | 1 | 0
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| 215 | 1 | 215 1997 COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES 58(5):403-420
Connaway LS; Johnson DW; Searing SE
Online catalogs from the users' perspective: The use of focus group interviews | 6 | 0
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| 216 | 2 | 216 1997 FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES 78(6):579-591
Krauss BJ
HIV education for teens and preteens in a high-seroprevalence inner-city neighborhood | 2 | 0
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| 217 | 1 | 217 1997 HIGHER EDUCATION 34(1):105-122
VanDriel JH; Verloop N; VanWerven HI; Dekkers H
Teachers' craft knowledge and curriculum innovation in higher engineering education | 4 | 0
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| 218 | 1 | 218 1997 HUMAN ORGANIZATION 56(4):379-387
Ervin AM
Trying the impossible: Relatively "rapid" methods in a city- wide needs assessment | 3 | 0
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| 219 | 1 | 219 1997 JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC LIBRARIANSHIP 23(1):15-20
Chu FT
Librarian-faculty relations in collection development | 5 | 0
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| 220 | 1 | 220 1997 JOURNAL OF DAIRY SCIENCE 80(4):777-787
Sischo WM; Kiernan NE; Burns CM; Byler LI
Implementing a quality assurance program using a risk assessment tool on dairy operations | 7 | 0
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| 221 | 1 | 221 1997 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY 36(1):55-63
Oesterheld JR; Haber J
Acceptability of the Conners Parent Rating Scale and Child Behavior Checklist to Dakotan/Lakotan parents | 3 | 0
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| 222 | 1 | 222 1997 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 7(1):9-31
Siegel K; Raveis V
Perceptions of access to HIV-related information, care, and services among infected minority men | 4 | 1
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| 223 | 3 | 223 1997 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 7(4):532-541
MacDougall C; Baum F
The devil's advocate: A strategy to avoid groupthink and stimulate discussion in focus groups | 2 | 0
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| 224 | 1 | 224 1997 SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES 40(3):457-482
Wolf DL
Family secrets: Transnational struggles among children of Filipino immigrants | 15 | 0
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| 225 | 5 | 225 1997 SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ONLINE 2(1):U53-U61
Catterall M; Maclaran P
Focus group data and qualitative analysis programs: Coding the moving picture as well as the snapshots | 0 | 0
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| 226 | 1 | 226 1998 ADMINISTRATION IN SOCIAL WORK 22(2):23-+
Urwin CA; Haynes DT
A reflexive model for collaboration: Empowering partnerships through focus groups | 3 | 0
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| 227 | 2 | 227 1998 AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION 10(2):114-127
Siegel K; Raveis VH; Gorey E
Barriers and pathways to testing among HIV-infected women | 16 | 0
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| 228 | 1 | 228 1998 AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 22(3):368-373
Pinnock C; O'Brien B; Marshall VR
Older men's concerns about their urological health: a qualitative study | 10 | 0
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| 229 | 1 | 229 1998 JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 37(4):620-635
Pena M; Frehill LM
Latina religious practice: Analyzing cultural dimensions in measures of religiosity | 6 | 0
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| 230 | 6 | 230 1998 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 28(2):345-352
Sim J
Collecting and analysing qualitative data: issues raised by the focus group | 20 | 2
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| 231 | 1 | 231 1998 JOURNAL OF BLACK STUDIES 28(3):398-414
St Jean Y
Let people speak for themselves - Interracial unions and the general social survey | 0 | 0
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| 232 | 1 | 232 1998 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING 7(1):67-74
Armitage SK; Kavanagh KM
Consumer-orientated outcomes in discharge planning: a pilot study | 5 | 0
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| 233 | 2 | 233 1998 JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES 35(1):13-34
Fortado B
Interpreting nicknames: A micropolitical portal | 1 | 0
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| 234 | 1 | 234 1998 JOURNAL OF RURAL STUDIES 14(2):203-219
Tigges LM; Ziebarth A; Farnham J
Social relationships in locality and livelihood: The embeddedness of rural economic restructuring | 8 | 0
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| 235 | 1 | 235 1998 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION ():658-662
Lomax EC; Lowe HJ
Information needs research in the era of the digital medical library | 0 | 0
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| 236 | 3 | 236 1998 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 8(5):707-717
Mwanga JR; Mugashe CL; Magnussen P; Gabone RM; Aagaard-Hansen J
Experience from video-recorded focus group discussion on schistosomiases in Magu, Tanzania | 2 | 1
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| 237 | 1 | 237 1998 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTERLY 61(2):97-100
Sztompka P
Robert K. Merton: Recipient of the 1997 Cooley Mead Award | 0 | 0
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| 238 | 1 | 238 1998 WOMENS HEALTH ISSUES 8(5):310-316
Krishnan SP; Hilbert JC
In search of sanctuary: Addressing issues of domestic violence and homelessness at shelters | 0 | 0
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| 239 | 4 | 239 1998 WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 21(1):111-125
Wilkinson S
Focus groups in feminist research: Power, interaction, and the co-construction of meaning | 16 | 1
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| 240 | 2 | 240 1999 AIDS EDUCATION AND PREVENTION 11(1):53-64
Siegel K; Meyer IH
Hope and resilience in suicide ideation and behavior of gay and bisexual men following notification of HIV infection | 1 | 0
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| 241 | 2 | 241 1999 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOTHERAPY 45(2):111-119
Chiarelli P; Cockburn J
The development of a physiotherapy continence promotion program using a customer focus | 4 | 0
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| 242 | 1 | 242 1999 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY-A JOURNAL OF REVIEWS 28(5):529-536
Haritos R; Konrad TR
A timely partnership: Sociology and health services research | 0 | 0
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| 243 | 1 | 243 1999 FORDHAM LAW REVIEW 67(5):2553-2571
Van Ryzin GG; Lado ME
Evaluating systems for delivering legal services to the poor: Conceptual and methodological considerations | 3 | 0
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| 244 | 1 | 244 1999 HEALTH EDUCATION RESEARCH 14(5):619-628
Gabhainn SN; Kelleher CC; Naughton AM; Carter F; Flanagan M; McGrath MJ
Socio-demographic variations in perspectives on cardiovascular disease and associated risk factors | 3 | 0
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| 245 | 1 | 245 1999 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT 46(1):101-114
von Meier A
Occupational cultures as a challenge to technological innovation | 6 | 0
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| 246 | 4 | 246 1999 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 29(4):905-913
Robinson N
The use of focus group methodology - with selected examples from sexual health research | 13 | 2
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| 247 | 1 | 247 1999 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 30(2):489-496
Merrell J; Williams A
Synergy: working together with volunteers in community well woman clinics | 0 | 0
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| 248 | 2 | 248 1999 JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING 28(2):71-95
DeLorme DE; Reid LN
Moviegoers' experiences and interpretations of brands in films revisited | 5 | 0
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| 249 | 1 | 249 1999 JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 50(1):1-16
Chilton SM; Hutchinson MG
Exploring divergence between respondent and researcher definitions of the good in contingent valuation studies | 5 | 0
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| 250 | 1 | 250 1999 JOURNAL OF LEISURE RESEARCH 31(1):78-101
Allison MT
Organizational barriers to diversity in the workplace | 6 | 0
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| 251 | 1 | 251 1999 JOURNAL OF THE MARKET RESEARCH SOCIETY 41(1):75-86
Mariampolski H
The power of ethnography | 2 | 0
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| 252 | 1 | 252 1999 JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY SERIES B-PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 54(6):S368-S375
Johnson CL
Fictive kin among oldest old African Americans in the San Francisco Bay area | 6 | 1
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| 253 | 1 | 253 1999 NETHERLANDS JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES 35(1):23-+
Van der Zwaard J
The obstinacy stage. Reconstruction of a culturally defined child-rearing problem | 0 | 0
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| 254 | 1 | 254 1999 PSYCHOLOGY & MARKETING 16(4):305-325
Nevid JS; Maria NLS
Multicultural issues in qualitative research | 0 | 0
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| 255 | 5 | 255 1999 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 23(2):221-244
Wilkinson S
Focus groups - A feminist method | 16 | 1
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| 256 | 1 | 256 1999 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE 29(6):845-866
Yearley S
Computer models and the public's understanding of science: A case-study analysis | 7 | 0
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| 257 | 1 | 257 1999 SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 12(5):437-453
Tuler S; Webler T
Voices from the forest: What participants expect of a public participation process | 11 | 1
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| 258 | 1 | 258 1999 SOTSIOLOGICHESKIE ISSLEDOVANIYA (8):133-138
Dmitrieva EV
Focus groups method: preparation, execution and analysis | 0 | 0
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| 259 | 1 | 259 2000 ADDICTION 95():S329-S345
Kaskutas LA; Schmidt LA; Weisner C; Greenfield TK
Methods for evaluating policy changes in alcohol services | 1 | 0
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| 260 | 2 | 260 2000 ADMINISTRATION & SOCIETY 32(5):566-595
Webler T; Tuler S
Fairness and competence in citizen participation - Theoretical reflections from a case study | 5 | 0
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| 261 | 0 | 261 2000 ADVANCES IN NURSING SCIENCE 22(3):89-103
Ward-Griffin C; McKeever P
Relationships between nurses and family caregivers: Partners in care? | 8 | 0
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| 262 | 2 | 262 2000 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 54(2):137-147
Laliberte-Rudman D; Yu B; Scott E; Pajouhandeh P
Exploration of the perspectives of persons with schizophrenia regarding quality of life | 1 | 0
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| 263 | 1 | 263 2000 HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE IN THE COMMUNITY 8(1):31-39
Merrell J
'You don't do it for nothing': women's experiences of volunteering in two community Well Woman Clinics | 1 | 0
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| 264 | 1 | 264 2000 HEALTH & SOCIAL WORK 25(2):127-138
Piat M
The NIMBY phenomenon: Community residents' concerns about housing for deinstitutionalized people | 3 | 0
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| 265 | 2 | 265 2000 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MARKET RESEARCH 42(1):17-38
Cowley JCP
Strategic qualitative focus group research - define and articulate our skills or we will be replaced by others | 0 | 0
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| 266 | 2 | 266 2000 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 31(4):752-758
Poole K; Lyne PA
The 'cues' to diagnosis: describing the monitoring activities of women undergoing diagnostic investigations for breast disease | 1 | 0
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| 267 | 2 | 267 2000 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 32(4):881-891
Jordan S; Philpin S; Davies S; Andrade M
The biological sciences in mental health nursing: stakeholders' perspectives | 0 | 0
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| 268 | 1 | 268 2000 JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING & ELECTRONIC MEDIA 44(1):78-93
Adams WJ
How people watch television as investigated using focus group techniques | 1 | 0
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| 269 | 1 | 269 2000 JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS 26(4):289-306
McKay RB
Consequential utilitarianism: Addressing ethical deficiencies in the municipal landfill siting process | 1 | 0
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| 270 | 10 | 270 2000 JOURNAL OF CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY 9(3):141-153
Wooten DB; Reed A
A conceptual overview of the self-presentational concerns and response tendencies of focus group participants | 0 | 0
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| 271 | 1 | 271 2000 JOURNAL OF PERINATAL & NEONATAL NURSING 14(2):73-86
Wocial LD
Life support decisions involving imperiled infants | 0 | 0
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| 272 | 2 | 272 2000 PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 52(1):145-154
Suchan TA; Brewer CA
Qualitative methods for research on mapmaking and map use | 3 | 0
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| 273 | 2 | 273 2000 PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 52(4):649-657
Elwood SA; Martin DG
"Placing" interviews: Location and scales of power in qualitative research | 3 | 0
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| 274 | 1 | 274 2000 PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION JOURNAL 24(2):108-116
Piat M
Becoming the victim: A study on community reactions towards group homes | 1 | 0
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| 275 | 1 | 275 2000 PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH 15(5):593-608
Marttila J; Nupponen R
Health enhancing physical activity as perceived in interviews based on the theory of planned behaviour | 1 | 0
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| 276 | 11 | 276 2000 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 10(3):293-308
Kidd PS; Parshall MB
Getting the focus and the group: Enhancing analytical rigor in focus group research | 8 | 0
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| 277 | 2 | 277 2000 QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH 10(3):396-410
Maynard-Tucker G
Conducting focus groups in developing countries: Skill training for local bilingual facilitators | 0 | 0
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| 278 | 3 | 278 2000 QUALITY & QUANTITY 34(4):419-431
Kaplowitz MD
Statistical analysis of sensitive topics in group and individual interviews | 1 | 0
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| 279 | 1 | 279 2000 SERVICE INDUSTRIES JOURNAL 20(4):62-84
Harris LC; O'Malley L
Maintaining relationships: A study of the legal industry | 1 | 1
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| 280 | 1 | 280 2000 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 51(1):93-102
Merrell J
Ambiguity: exploring the complexity of roles and boundaries when working with volunteers in well woman clinics | 1 | 0
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| 281 | 1 | 281 2000 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 51(10):1543-1554
Siegel K; Schrimshaw EW
Perceiving benefits in adversity: stress-related growth in women living with HIV/AIDS | 6 | 0
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| 282 | 1 | 282 2001 EXPERT SYSTEMS 18(2):76-87
Wagner WP; Najdawi MK; Chung QB
Selection of knowledge acquisition techniques based upon the problem domain characteristics of production and operations management expert systems | 1 | 0
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| 283 | 1 | 283 2001 FAMILIES IN SOCIETY-THE JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HUMAN SERVICES 82(2):157-164
Crowell LF
Welfare reform: Reforming welfare or reforming families? | 0 | 0
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| 284 | 3 | 284 2001 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW 35(3):804-839
Weigers ME; Sherraden MS
A critical examination of acculturation: The impact of health behaviors, social support and economic resources on birth weight among women of Mexican descent | 0 | 0
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| 285 | 8 | 285 2001 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING 33(6):798-805
Webb C; Kevern J
Focus groups as a research method: a critique of some aspects of their use in nursing research | 7 | 0
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| 286 | 1 | 286 2001 JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES 15(1):1-11
Barer BM
The "grands and greats" of very old black grandmothers | 0 | 0
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| 287 | 1 | 287 2001 JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 37(1):65-80
Natalier K
Motorcyclists' interpretations of risk and hazard | 0 | 0
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| 288 | 1 | 288 2001 ORGANIZATION STUDIES 22(4):625-658
McKay RB
Organizational responses to an environmental bill of rights | 0 | 0
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| 289 | 1 | 289 2001 POLICING-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POLICE STRATEGIES & MANAGEMENT 24(2):200-215
Pino NW
Community policing and social capital | 2 | 0
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| 290 | 4 | 290 2001 PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION JOURNAL 25(2):142-151
Koppelman NF; Bourjolly JN
Conducting focus groups with women with severe psychiatric disabilities: A methodological overview | 0 | 0
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| 291 | 1 | 291 2001 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 25(2):112-123
Siegel K; Schrimshaw EW
Reasons and justifications for considering pregnancy among women living with HIV/AIDS | 4 | 0
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