Examples of using Theoretical constructs in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In this sense they are not"facts" but"theoretical constructs".
But, in the first study the theoretical constructs are well operationalized by the data, and in the second they are not.
This is a big fat lie, these machines are current only theoretical constructs.
However, in the first study the theoretical constructs are well operationalized by the data, while in the second they are not.
Social scientists call the match between theoretical constructs and data construct validity(Cronbach and Meehl 1955).
Two common problems are incomplete information about the people anda mismatch between theoretical constructs and data.
Roughly, theoretical constructs are abstract ideas that social scientists study, but, unfortunately, these constructs cannot always be unambiguously defined and measured.
The MBA curriculumhas been designed to present powerful theoretical constructs, analytical methods, and decision processes.
The osteopathy classes build on level 5 andcontinue to feature significant amounts of practical work alongside theoretical constructs.
Mount Mercy University's onlinebusiness major allows students to pair theoretical constructs with practical real-world experience outside of the classroom for a high-quality,….
Until very recently this inevitable step could simply not be taken,since the medium in which to represent mental images as theoretical constructs was not available.
Of three kinds of incompleteness,the problem of incomplete data to operationalize theoretical constructs is the hardest to solve, and in my experience, it is often accidentally overlooked by data scientists.
Thus, even a relatively simple claim- people who are more intelligent earn more money- can be hard to assessempirically because it can be hard to operationalize theoretical constructs in data.
The idea is not circling back streets of doubt,no piles of ornate theoretical constructs, does not go into an elaborate game of paradoxes, and simplifying and cutting corners, a straight line going forward, poor talent for criticism itself.
Finally, the email logs donot directly include information about relationships, the theoretical constructs in many existing theories.
Roughly, theoretical constructs are abstract ideas that social scientists study and operationalizing a theoretical construct means proposing some way to capture that construct with observable data.
For researchers not familiar with the idea of construct validity,Table 2.2 provides some examples of studies that have operationalized theoretical constructs using digital trace data.
Other examples of theoretical constructs that are important but hard to operationalize include“norms,”“social capital,” and“democracy.” Social scientists call the match between theoretical constructs and data construct validity(Cronbach and Meehl 1955).
The categories‘Hinduism' and‘Judaism' are themselves problematic…, for example like the category‘religion',they represent theoretical constructs that attempt to impose unity on a myriad of different religious systems.
In digital experiments where researchers partner with companies or governments to deliver treatments and use always-on data systems to measure outcomes,the match between the experiment and the theoretical constructs may be less tight.
Partly in reaction to some aspects of these systemic models, came the experiential approaches of Virginia Satir andCarl Whitakerwhich downplayed theoretical constructs, and emphasized subjective experience and unexpressed feelings including the subconsciousauthentic communication, spontaneity, creativity, total therapist engagement, and often included the extended family.
In digital experiments where researchers partner with companies or governments to deliver treatments and use always-on data systems to measure outcomes,the match between the experiment and the theoretical constructs may be less tight.
In its pure theoretical construct.
Trade diversion has often been regarded as a theoretical construct with little real-world significance, because most of the economies engaged in preferential trade agreements already had rather low tariffs.
Alan Turing used the theoretical construct of a Turing machine which behaves in principle in all relevant ways like modern computers, according to the low level program which is input.
It arose as theoretical construct as systematic practice, moreover, in the very period during which the transformation of labor form processes based on skill to processes based upon science was attaining its most rapid tempo.
Returning to the theoretical construct of Romantic Conceptualism, the term was conceived within a comparative analysis of the Western and Eastern scenes, throughout which the author took into account the contextual specificities of unofficial Soviet art: operation without a market; the organization of micro-communities of friends, partly on account of censorship; and imagination in the utopian space of universal art history.
Returning to the theoretical construct of Romantic Conceptualism, the term was conceived within a comparative analysis of the Western and Eastern scenes, throughout which the author took into account the contextual specificities of unofficial Soviet art: operation without a market; the organization of micro-communities of friends, partly on account of censorship; and imagination in the utopian space of universal art history.