Error Analysis of the Flash Thermal Diffusivity Technique

Heckman, Richard C.

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“…Furthermore, more numerate individuals are less susceptible to framing effects and draw stronger and more precise affective meaning from numbers and comparisons using numbers. The confound of numeracy may explain why more intelligent (or educated) individuals often display lower discount rates when decisions require complex calculations to compare subtly different delays or reward amounts (for example, de Wit et al 2007;Dohmen et al, 2007) but does not shed light on why smarter individuals also have lower discount rates when choosing between relatively simple cash sums (Funder and Block 1989) and between non-cash rewards (such as smaller vs. larger candy bars in Mischel and Metzner 1962) 53 . A meta-analysis by Shamosh and Gray 2007 Here the line between preference and constraint blurs -is this individual's behavior best explained as a constraint on cognition or a preference?…”

Section: A Time Discountingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Economics and Psychology of Personality Traits

Borghans¹,

Duckworth²,

Heckman³

et al. 2008

J. Human Resources

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Section: A Time Discountingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Economics and Psychology of Personality Traits

Borghans¹,

Duckworth²,

Heckman³

et al. 2008

J. Human Resources

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765

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“…This non-randomly selection of sample can lead to biased estimations if this selection is correlated with the dependent variable, violent dissent in this study. 24 This is a fundamental problem with conflict research using observational data to study movement tactics and their outcomes, and there is no easy solution to address this problem.…”

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The dilemma of violence

RezaeeDaryakenari

2021

Political Research Exchange

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If nonviolent methods of resistance are effectiveand perhaps even more successful than violent methodswhy do opposition movements ever resort to violence? The literature on social movement and nonviolent resistance implies that expansion in an opposition movement's size decreases the risk of violent dissent since successful recruitments improve the movement's relative power and reduce the necessity of using violence to pressure the state. Nevertheless, a sudden and large expansion in movement size can overburden its organizational capacities and thus increase the risk of violent dissent. Therefore, this study contends while a gradual expansion in the size of the movement decreases the likelihood of violent dissent, a sudden and large expansion in its size raises the risk of violence. These theoretical arguments are evaluated empirically using Nonviolent and Violent Campaigns and Outcomes 2.1 and Mass Demonstrations and Mass Violent Events in the Former USSR datasets. The analysis of these datasets across several regression models supports the developed theoretical arguments.

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“…Clark and Taylor [SI proposed a new algorithm for analyzing the radiation heat losses from the temperature vs. time plot before the maximum temperature had been reached. Koski [6] and Heckman [7] incorporated a parameter, L, for heat loss from the front to the rear of the sample for each condition of Clark and Taylor as well as Cowan's method.…”

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Multiple Station Thermal Diffusivity Instrument

Wang¹,

Dinwiddie²,

Gaal³

2021

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Error Analysis of the Flash Thermal Diffusivity Technique

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

The Economics and Psychology of Personality Traits

The Economics and Psychology of Personality Traits

The dilemma of violence

Multiple Station Thermal Diffusivity Instrument

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