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Elder, John P.; Delen, Dursun; Hill, Thomas E.; Miner, Gary; Nisbet, Bob

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“…The study used two data analysis methods. The first was text mining algorithms and the second was data mining algorithms that carried out a cluster analysis (Elder et al, 2012). The text mining algorithms counted the personality traits that the women surveyed listed as goals of their parents (Szymańska, 2017b) and created new binary variables that represented each personality trait that the women mentioned.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They extracted clusters of individuals who were similar in terms of their level of need satisfaction, their experience of parental mistakes, and the personality traits that their parents wanted to develop in them, as well as the personality traits they actually had. This method made it possible to determine the significance of differences between the clusters, to determine how strong the effect size was, and, using a standardized mean, to show how strong each variable was within a group (whether scores were low, medium or high) (Elder et al, 2012).…”

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Childhood Experiences and Needs: Parental Goals, Mistakes, and Personality Traits and Their Adult Daughters’ Ability to Meet Their Needs

Szymańska,

Świderska

2023

MJSE

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Objectives of the research:. The purpose of this study was to determine whether women’s childhood experiences are related to their ability to meet their needs in adulthood. Research methods: The survey was conducted online with a random sample of 402 women between the ages of 21 and 50. In order to answer the research questions, text mining algorithms and cluster analysis carried out by data mining algorithms were used. A short description of the context of the issue: The ability to fulfill one’s needs is an important determinant of personal happiness, well-being and mental health The study examined whether women who had experienced fewer parental mistakes were better at meeting their needs, and whether there were intergroup differences between women who were more and less efficient at fulfilling their needs in terms of the personality traits their parents tried to mold in them during childhood and the personality traits that the women developed. Research findings: The results revealed that women who experienced fewer parenting errors in childhood and whose parents tried to shape in them personality traits such as Stability (Alpha-Plus), Plasticity (Beta-Plus) and Integration (Gamma-Plus) indeed developed these traits and were more effective in fulfilling their needs in adulthood. Conclusions and recommendations: Experiencing more parenting mistakes in childhood is associated with the development of unfavorable personality traits and lower competence in meeting needs in adulthood.

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Section: Data Analysis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Childhood Experiences and Needs: Parental Goals, Mistakes, and Personality Traits and Their Adult Daughters’ Ability to Meet Their Needs

Szymańska,

Świderska

2023

MJSE

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“…In any textual analysis, different preprocessing steps are necessary to handle data effectively (Elder et al, 2012). First, to ensure a consistent analysis of similar words (e.g., Fear vs. fear), cases were harmonized by transforming all the letters to lower case.…”

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When Emotions Rule Knowledge

Fteimi

Hornung

Smolnik

2021

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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Although emotions play an important role in human behavior and knowledge studies, knowledge management (KM) research considers them from specific angles and, to date, has lacked a comprehensive understanding of the emotions dominating KM. To offer a holistic view, this study investigates the presence of emotions in KM publications by applying a sentiment analysis. The authors present a sentiment dictionary tailored to KM, apply it to KM publications to determine where and how emotions occur, and categorize them on an emotion scale. The considerable amount of positive and negative emotions expressed in KM studies prove their relevance to and dominance in KM. There is high term diversity but also a need to consolidate terms and emotion categories in KM. This study's results provide new insights into the relevance of emotions in KM research, while practitioners can use this method to detect emotion-laden language and successfully implement KM initiatives.

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“…Yet it is precisely this simplicity that renders the decision-tree method amenable to computational processes. In practice, the event tree is one form of a decision-tree method that constructs a set of coded steps and procedures that can be automated within an algorithm (Elder et al, 2012). A numeric conditional probability is assigned at each node, with the multiplication of the first layer of probability (Personnel Action to Stop Attack is not successful, P1 = 0.1) by the second layer (Security Equipment to Stop Attack Fails, P2 = 0.3), resulting in an a posteriori probability of a successful attack of 3%.…”

Section: ‘There Is All Kind Of Use For It As Part Of a Calculus’: Mathematical Grammars Of Securitymentioning

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“…Reflecting for a moment on how mathematical devices are being used by the UK and European policing and counter-terror authorities to mine and analyse so-called open-source data such as Facebook text or Twitter feeds, there is currently some debate over the intrinsic quality of unstructured data that could be considered to be terrorism-related data. 10 The growth of consumer ‘sentiment analysis’ to ‘take the pulse’ of a ‘specific target group’ through its members’ web discussions is now increasingly mirrored by what is called ‘meaning extraction’ for counter-terrorism (Elder et al, 2012: 57). As I showed in the ACM example of web-based analytics, the linking of unstructured open-source data to existing structured data in work file attributes is thought to enhance the capacity of the analyst to predict some possible emergent threat.…”

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Security and the incalculable

Amoore

2014

Security Dialogue

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Dedication

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Childhood Experiences and Needs: Parental Goals, Mistakes, and Personality Traits and Their Adult Daughters’ Ability to Meet Their Needs

Childhood Experiences and Needs: Parental Goals, Mistakes, and Personality Traits and Their Adult Daughters’ Ability to Meet Their Needs

When Emotions Rule Knowledge

Security and the incalculable

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