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responses given the covariates, a surprising result is that the estimated correlation of the corresponding error terms is close to zero, that is, θ21 is not significantly different from zero. This does not [...] model where each observable outcome is related to a continuous la- tent outcome. Each latent outcome is in turn a linear function of covariates and, given the covariates, is generally assumed to be normally [...] this parameter is estimated by solving the estimating equations 0 = N∑ i=1 (∂ µi ∂ β )T Ω−1 i (yi − µi), (1) (Liang and Zeger, 1986), where Ωi is a unit-specific covariance matrix, yi is the vector of all
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relevant (content is coherent) or irrelevant (content is incoherent). Relevant relations can be consonant or dissonant. Cognitive dissonance is generated, for example, if one’s behaviour is inconsistent with [...] self-perception but the reasoning is different. If the attitude towards the euro is accompanied by little knowledge about the euro, the new situation is real (the euro is the official currency) and people [...] single country: Germany. Not only is it one of the countries that showed low acceptance of the euro before its introduction, it is also a country whose economic system is important for national identity
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Qualities of Life” nach Veenhoven Outer qualities Inner qualities Life-chances Livability of environment (Living in a good environment) Life-ability of the person (Being able to cope with life) Life-results [...] „Four kinds of satisfaction“ nach Veenhoven Passing Enduring Part of life Pleasure Part-satisfaction Life-as-a-whole Top-Experience Life-Satisfaction Quelle: Veenhoven (2002:6) Hier unterscheiden sich Zeilen [...] UK 2001 * British Household Panel Study/nVision Satisfaction with life, on a 100 point scale where 1 is not satisfied at all and 100 is completely satisfied. Quelle: Donovan und Halpern (2002:26) Ein weiteres
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University of Flensburg is a university in a border region, that it offers a German- Danish double degree, that the program is fully taught in English and that the cost of living is relatively low, make it [...] (8 answers / 22 percent) and 22 years (7 answers, 19 percent). The mean value is 25.11 years. Fig. 3: Age, 3rd Cohort There is an overall decrease in the mean age of the students. This could be related to [...] relevance of the DAAD as a source of information is increasing while the relevance of the University of Flensburg (either its website or the student advisory) is decreasing. The importance of “Google” remains
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the relation between unemployment and life expectancy at birth in Germany is analyzed, using data from 97 regions. It is also examined whether this connection is the result of variation in per capita income [...] measures is less directly addressed.9 Even less clear is the association to education, yielding usually a stronger influence on mortality for men in Europe, and a more parallel one in the US.10 It is thus [...] so-called INKAR-CD. From the CD in the 2004 edition the data on life expectancy, unemployment and GDP per capita was extracted. Life-expectancy is differentiated by sex, the two other variables 3 are not. But
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approx. 30 years is perceived in adults as nearly constant over a period of 20 to 45 years (cf. Brandstätter, 1999; Srivastava et al., 2003). It is assumed, furthermore, that there is a normal distri- [...] proving that there is also a negative link with the neuroticism dimension and a positive link with the ex- traversion dimension. That is to say, low values in the neuroticism dimension (which is equivalent to [...] ways the context is perceived and assessed. According to this approach, women would also be more willing to take risks in situations in which suc- cess is more important for them than it is for men. Litt
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within your company? Which of the named intangible resources is most important to you? 2.2.3 Which of the named resource is of specific importance/is crucial for your economic activity? 2.3 Human Resources [...] relationships between the two departments that is reflected in joint teaching programmes as well as joint research activities. The aim of the joint series is to establish a platform to further foster and [...] research is an agreed conceptualisation of industry clusters and the underlying components within clusters. As a contribution to filling that gap our “value adding web” conceptualisation of clusters is described
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a high potential to improve their life situation, if a closely connected network of experts supporting their family environment exists. However, across Germany there is a lack of specific prevention in [...] for a successful transfer into new regions and personal preconditions of network members. The result is a standard model, which presents a concrete tool for project management. The standards provide assistance
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terms of quality of life in advanced age. Health is understood as a necessary condition to arrange life in advanced age by own wishes and needs. That is why the importance of health is particular high during [...] to assume risk over the entire life-span and a decreased life expectancy compared to women are only two findings of these analyses. In order to change men’s behaviour it is crucial to understand causes and [...] during this phase of life. The aging process and the own behaviour are realised as major impacts on health, so that the acting in terms of health is heavily effected by that two realisations. Especially
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health promoting pol- icies for this target group often not put into action effectively. Unemployment is obvi- ously often only understood as a general stress factor, which can either be combated through [...] complex causalities, which vary from psycho- logical and social up to economic factors. Furthermore is the unemployed target group as diverse as the target group of employed individuals. Health promoting [...] investigation of these potential strains and resources in the lives of unemployed individuals in Flensburg is the subject of this scientific investigation and the Master thesis thereof. The results will be used