Experteninterviews und qualitative Inhaltsanalyse

Gläser, Jochen; Laudel, Grit

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-91538-8

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“…• When does benchmarking for staff training on problem gambling prevention have to be conducted? To systematically analyse the free-text answers of the questions, qualitative content analyses were used (Gläser and Laudel 2010). For the implementation we applied the inductive categorization.…”

Section: First Phase: Qualitative Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

Principles for Developing Benchmark Criteria for Staff Training in Responsible Gambling

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One approach to minimizing the negative consequences of excessive gambling is staff training to reduce the rate of the development of new cases of harm or disorder within their customers. The primary goal of the present study was to assess suitable benchmark criteria for the training of gambling employees at casinos and lottery retailers. and assigned to six categories: (1) criteria of content, (2) modelling, (3) qualification of trainer, (4) framework conditions, (5) sustainability and (6) statistical indicators. Nine of the 75 indicators were rated as very important by 90 % or more of the experts. Unanimous support for importance was given to indicators such as (1) comprehensibility and (2) concrete action-guidance for handling with problem gamblers, Additionally, the study examined the implementation of benchmarking, when it should be conducted, and who should be responsible. Results indicated that benchmarking should be conducted every 1-2 years regularly and that one institution should be clearly defined and primarily responsible for benchmarking. The results of the present study provide the basis for developing a benchmarking for staff training in responsible gambling.

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Section: First Phase: Qualitative Surveymentioning

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Principles for Developing Benchmark Criteria for Staff Training in Responsible Gambling

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“…The study implements an in-depth explanatory case study (Yin 2009) Interviews were conducted in Portuguese, transcribed and analyzed following the principles of Qualitative Content Analysis (Gläser and Laudel 2006), where information is extracted from the sources mentioned above using the Macro collection for qualitative content analysis, and this information is processed separate from its origin. The selected SES variables were used to operate the extraction.…”

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Barriers to Climate Adaptation in Urban Areas: The Case of Water Crisis in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo

Kuss

2017

BJBS

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“…Experts were defined as those with knowledge in the field of e-participation due to their profession [14], i.e. whose research interests were relevant for the topic or who had been running projects of this sort.…”

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Identification in E-Participation: Between Quality of Identification Data and Participation Threshold

Parycek

Schossböck

Rinnerbauer

2015

Electronic Participation

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Abstract. E-Participation projects have to consider a low participation threshold while maintaining security and data quality standards. While users often perceive complex regulations and logins as hurdles for participation, providers of solutions want to avoid misuse and in some cases have identified the participants uniquely. Not all levels of e-participation require the same quality of identification and authentication to produce reliable outcomes. Based on the first results of an Austrian e-participation project, the paper presents a model that tries to match these complex relations and examines which identification methods are seen as appropriate on which levels of e-participation based on the dimensions of quality of identification data and low participation threshold.

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Experteninterviews und qualitative Inhaltsanalyse

Cited by 1,149 publications

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Principles for Developing Benchmark Criteria for Staff Training in Responsible Gambling

Principles for Developing Benchmark Criteria for Staff Training in Responsible Gambling

Barriers to Climate Adaptation in Urban Areas: The Case of Water Crisis in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo

Identification in E-Participation: Between Quality of Identification Data and Participation Threshold

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