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Since terms, such as lethargy, are frequently used imprecisely, it is wise to descriptively document how the resident responds. If a critical faith can be accepted as a "mode of knowing," then pursuing it qualifies for university attention, yet that imprecisely what my benign rendition of "postmodern" implies. Researchers performing meta-analyses must apply strict quality control by excluding any studies that fail to meet methodological standards or appear to sample imprecisely (Matt & Cook, 1994). |
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