Ursachen, Prävention und Kontrolle von Gewalt aus soziologischer Sicht Gutachten der Unterkommission III (Soziologie)Willems, Helmut ; ; et alin Schwind, Hans-Dieter; Baumann, Jürgen; u.a. (Eds.) Ursachen, Prävention und Kontrolle von Gewalt Analysen und Vorschläge der Unabhängigen Regierungskommission zur Verhinderung und Bekämpfung von Gewalt (Gewaltkommission), II (1990) Detailed reference viewed: 341 (1 UL) Die Ursprünge von St. Vith und seine Entwicklung bis ins 15. JahrhundertPauly, Michel ![]() in Zwischen Venn und Schneifel (2022), 58(2), 23-27 Detailed reference viewed: 133 (1 UL) Das Urteil des BVerfG zum ZDF-Staatsvertrag, Dokumentation der EMR-Veranstaltung vom 16. April 2014 in BerlinCole, Mark ; ; Book published by Nomos (2014) Detailed reference viewed: 148 (4 UL) Urteilsanmerkung - BGH vom 17.12.2001 ("Sachsenmilch IV") (zur Einberufung einer Hauptversammlung durch einen nicht ordnungsgemaess besetzten Vorstand einer Aktiengesellschaft)Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas ![]() in EWIR : Entscheidungen zum Wirtschaftsrecht (2002) Detailed reference viewed: 139 (4 UL) Urteilsanmerkung - BV erfG vom 09.09.2007 - 1 BvR 2984/06 (zur Zulässigkeit des Sqeeze-Out im Liquidationsstadium)Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas ![]() in EWIR : Entscheidungen zum Wirtschaftsrecht (2008) Detailed reference viewed: 178 (4 UL) Urteilsanmerkung - OLG Duesseldorf vom 11.08.2006 - I-15 W 110/05 (zu Form und Inhalt des Verschmelzungsberichts und zur Kontrollerlangung "aufgrund" eines Uebernahmeangebotes)Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas ![]() in EWIR : Entscheidungen zum Wirtschaftsrecht (2007) Detailed reference viewed: 132 (4 UL) Urteilsanmerkung - OLG Frankfurt a.M. vom 12.02.2008, 5 U 8/07 (zur Begrenzung des Aktionärs in der Hauptversammlung)Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas ![]() in Der Konzern (2008) Detailed reference viewed: 161 (4 UL)![]() Urteilsfehler in der schulischen Leistungsbeurteilung: Der Einfluss von Verarbeitungszielen und Expertise; Krolak-Schwerdt, Sabine ; et alScientific Conference (2009, March) Detailed reference viewed: 236 (0 UL) Urteilsverzerrungen in der schulischen Leistungsbeurteilung: Eine experimentelle Studie zu Ankereffekten; ; Krolak-Schwerdt, Sabine ![]() in Zeitschrift für Pädagogische Psychologie (2009), 23 The aim of the study is to investigate anchoring effects in teachers’ assessment. Anchoring effects occur when a preceding judgement influences a subsequent judgement of the same target or task. Our ... [more ▼] The aim of the study is to investigate anchoring effects in teachers’ assessment. Anchoring effects occur when a preceding judgement influences a subsequent judgement of the same target or task. Our experiment investigates whether teachers use the anchoring heuristic in student assessments and if its occurrence is moderated by the processing goal and teachers’ expertise. We assume that people use processing strategies according to their actual processing goals. Whereas experts are able to choose an adequate information processing depending on the situation, novices are assumed to be more susceptible to use heuristics, e.g. the anchoring heuristic, independent of their actual processing goal. In our experiment expert teachers and teacher students were asked to assess written tests of a student. They received case material including a neutral description and two tests (German and Math). Participants were either instructed to form a first impression of the student (impression formation goal) or to give an educational recommendation (prognosis goal). After reading the case material, the participants received the anchor: They were told that an experienced teacher had already assessed the tests and marked them with a grade of 2 (high anchor) or 4 (low anchor). Afterwards they had to assess the tests by themselves. Results revealed an interaction effect of expertise, anchor and processing goal. Expert teachers who assessed the student’s performance in the German test with the goal of giving an educational recommendation did not use the anchoring heuristic. Furthermore, results showed only a main effect of the anchor when assessing the math test. The assessments of the math test were assimilated to the given anchor independent of the actual processing goal or the teachers’expertise. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 478 (8 UL) The US SOPA and PIPA - A European PerspectiveSchmitz, Sandra ![]() in International Review of Law, Computers and Technology (2013), 27(1-2), 213-229 Detailed reference viewed: 479 (14 UL) Die USA als neusachliches Schreckgespenst. Adolf Halfelds "Amerika und der Amerikanismus"Heimböckel, Dieter ![]() in Vogt, Jochen; Stephan, Alexander (Eds.) Das Amerika der Autoren. Von Kafka bis 09/11 (2005) Detailed reference viewed: 147 (0 UL) USA im Zeichen der Wende? Klima, Umwelt, Raum, Verkehr.Hesse, Markus ![]() in Kommune: Forum für Politik, Ökonomie, Kultur (1993), 11(3), 41-45 Detailed reference viewed: 178 (2 UL) Usability meets assessment: Equal chances in educationWeinerth, Katja ; Koenig, Vincent ![]() in World Usability Day 2011 (2011) Detailed reference viewed: 200 (6 UL) Usability testing in large-scale assessmentsGreiff, Samuel ; Martin, Romain ![]() Speeches/Talks (2018) Detailed reference viewed: 117 (2 UL)![]() Usability-lab and Intranet websites evaluation: methodological and organisational issuesKoenig, Vincent ; Poster (2006, July) Detailed reference viewed: 160 (3 UL) Usage and testability of AOP: An empirical study of AspectJ; ; et al in Information and Software Technology (2013), 55(2), 252-266 Context: Back in 2001, the MIT announced aspect-oriented programming as a key technology in the next 10 years. Nowadays, 10 years later, AOP is still not widely adopted. Objective: The objective of this ... [more ▼] Context: Back in 2001, the MIT announced aspect-oriented programming as a key technology in the next 10 years. Nowadays, 10 years later, AOP is still not widely adopted. Objective: The objective of this work is to understand the current status of AOP practice through the analysis of open-source project which use AspectJ. Method: First we analyze different dimensions of AOP usage in 38 AspectJ projects. We investigate the degree of coupling between aspects and base programs, and the usage of the pointcut description language. A second part of our study focuses on testability as an indicator of maintainability. We also compare testability metrics on Java and AspectJ implementations of the HealthWatcher aspect-oriented benchmark. Results: The first part of the analysis reveals that the number of aspects does not increase with the size of the base program, that most aspects are woven in every places in the base program and that only a small portion of the pointcut language is used. The second part about testability reveals that AspectJ reduces the size of modules, increases their cohesion but also increases global coupling, thus introducing a negative impact on testability. Conclusion: These observations and measures reveal a major trend: AOP is currently used in a very cautious way. This cautious usage could come from a partial failure of AspectJ to deliver all promises of AOP, in particular an increased software maintainability. © 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 420 (2 UL) L’usage du téléphone portable dans L’Appel de l’Ange de Guillaume Musso et Fuir de Jean-Philippe Toussaint. Réflexion et analyse de notre société globale contemporaineDeregnoncourt, Marine ![]() in Deregnoncourt, Marine; Roudier, Luce (Eds.) Mauvais goût, mauvais genre ? (2017, December 21) Detailed reference viewed: 133 (4 UL) Usage of Smartphone Data to Derive an Indicator for Collaborative Mobility between IndividualsToader, Bogdan ; Sprumont, François ; Faye, Sébastien et alin ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information (2017), 6(3), 62 The potential of geospatial big data has been drawing attention for a few years. Despite the larger and larger market penetration of portable technologies (nomadic and wearable devices like smartphones ... [more ▼] The potential of geospatial big data has been drawing attention for a few years. Despite the larger and larger market penetration of portable technologies (nomadic and wearable devices like smartphones and smartwatches), their opportunities for travel behavior analysis are still relatively unexplored. The main objective of our study is to extract the human mobility patterns from GPS traces in order to derive an indicator for enhancing Collaborative Mobility (CM) between individuals. The first step, extracting activity duration and location, is done using state-of-the-art automated recognition tools. Sensors data are used to reconstruct individual’s activity location and duration across time. For constructing the indicator, in a second step, we defined different variables and methods for specific case studies. Smartphone sensor data are being collected from a limited number of individuals and for one week. These data are used to evaluate the proposed indicator. Based on the value of the indicator, we analyzed the potential for identifying CM among groups of users, such as sharing traveling resources (e.g., carpooling, ridesharing, parking sharing) and time (rescheduling and reordering activities). [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 377 (17 UL) Usage public normalisé ou anormal: Kant et les Lumières face à Jeffrey StoutBurks, Deven ![]() in Ruffing, Margit; Grapotte, Sophie; Lequan, Mai (Eds.) Kant: L’année 1784: Droit et philosophie de l’histoire (2017, October) Dans “Réponse à la question: Qu’est-ce que les Lumières?”, Kant se donne pour tâche de garantir “la plus inoffensive de toutes les libertés, celle de faire publiquement usage de sa raison en toutes ... [more ▼] Dans “Réponse à la question: Qu’est-ce que les Lumières?”, Kant se donne pour tâche de garantir “la plus inoffensive de toutes les libertés, celle de faire publiquement usage de sa raison en toutes choses” et, par là même, de fonder le progrès des lumières dans un discours public de type normalisé. La démarche de Kant se révèle normalisante dans la mesure où elle “rend commensurable toute contribution au discours dans un domaine” (Jeffrey Stout, Ethics After Babel, p. 294, ma traduction): dans l’usage public, tout interlocuteur part d’un vocabulaire épuré, “à titre de savant”, pour s’adresser à un public de “lecteurs” de sorte que tout autre interlocuteur peut accepter les raisons du premier, peu importe sa fonction dans la société. Une telle normalisation des conditions de pratiques discursives peut-elle réellement faire progresser la société humaine comme le prétend Kant? Certes, un discours normalisé rend compte de la fragmentation de l’autorité dans la société moderne. Mais il résiste à l’effort de certains interlocuteurs, peu satisfaits de ses prétentions libérales fondationnalistes, d’y apporter des éléments justificatifs issus non pas des usages publics de la raison mais de ceux dits “privés”. Car, pour Jeffrey Stout, la discussion qui fait réellement progresser la société cosmopolite passe par l’écoute, “l’interaction conversationnelle” et la critique improvisée dans un “discours anormal” (idem.). À force de vouloir fixer les critères du débat en avance, on le rendrait en même temps stérile. Si cela constitue une critique forte d’un discours normalisé kantien dont les principes sont fondationnalistes, il n’exclut nullement un discours normalisé kantien de type non-fondationnaliste. A cet effet, il suffirait de supposer une raison pratique et un discours modaux, sensibles aux particularités des interlocuteurs, selon lesquels l’usage public exige des interlocuteurs des raisons qui pourraient être adoptées de façon cohérente par tout interlocuteur dans le domaine en question (cf. Towards justice and virtue, Onora O’Neill). Dans cet optique modal, l’usage public résiste-il mieux ou finit-il par se rapprocher de ses critiques plus qu’on ne le soupçonne? [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 144 (0 UL) Les usages de l’Internet : quelles conséquences sur la mémoire humaine ?Roelens, Nathalie ![]() in Mémoires et Internet (2010) Detailed reference viewed: 193 (4 UL) |
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