Expression of CDKIP27kipl in trophoblastic cells

Wang, S.L.; Wang, G.; Wang, J.H.

doi:10.1016/s0143-4004(98)91063-3

Placenta

1998

DOI: 10.1016/s0143-4004(98)91063-3

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Expression of CDKIP27kipl in trophoblastic cells

S.L. Wang¹,

G. Wang²,

J.H. Wang³

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A conjoint analysis of factors influencing American and Taiwanese college students' preferences for people with disabilities.

Wang¹,

Thomas²,

Chan³

et al. 2003

Rehabilitation Psychology

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To determine the effect of demographic variables on attitudes toward disability. Participants: Eighty-three female American and 89 female Taiwanese college students. Outcome Measure: A conjoint measurement of 16 stimulus cards (representing people with varying disability labels, severity of disability, age, gender, and education). Procedures: The participants were asked to sort the stimulus cards according to their personal preferences for working with people with disabilities. Results: Younger and higher educated women with milder disabilities were preferred by both Taiwanese and American students. Preference formation is affected by both disability-related variables and other demographic variables (e.g., educational levels). Conclusion: The use of conjoint analysis to examine multiple attributes of persons with disabilities may have higher external validity than single-attribute-design studies.

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A conjoint analysis of factors influencing American and Taiwanese college students' preferences for people with disabilities.

Wang¹,

Thomas²,

Chan³

et al. 2003

Rehabilitation Psychology

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Expression of CDKIP27kipl in trophoblastic cells

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A conjoint analysis of factors influencing American and Taiwanese college students' preferences for people with disabilities.

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