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DIFFERENCE. A dispute, contest, disagreement, quarrel.

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Chapter 10, "Intersecting Differences: Organizing [Ourselves] for Social Justice Research with People in Vulnerable Communities" by Patricia S.
Mumby, Dennis K. (Ed.): Reframing Difference in Organizational Communication Studies: Re-search, Pedagogy, Practice
However, there still appear to be common misconceptions about the meaning of P values, particularly in relation to those that support 'no statistically significant difference'.
Errors in the interpretation of 'no statistically significant difference'
The differences, generally speaking, make no important difference, of course, and we can for the most part disregard them.
A difference that makes a difference
Traditional ways of managing diversity won't always help leaders take advantage of the differences present in organizations.
The end of diversity as we know it: why diversity efforts fail and how leveraging difference can succeed
Washington, Oct 28 (ANI): Many studies have reported sex differences in brain structure or patterns of neural activity but a psychological scientist from the Macquarie University in Australia believes that these differences are overblown.
Sex differences in the brain 'exaggerated, forcing gender stereotypes'
"It encouraged me to feel like there are crucial differences between men and women, and those have to be celebrated and acknowledged instead of pushed down."
Redesigning women: is the church's 'new feminism' a good fit?
Because the barriers to progress appear to have all but crumbled, it is common to assume that any of the remaining differences are due to innate, biological factors that naturally separate men and women.
Encouraging science
Again, group differences were investigated using an independent sample t-test.
Epistemology, self-regulation and challenge
There are far more biological differences between males and females than meet the naked eye.
Gender divide: gene expression differs in males and females
Finally, Wright argues that researchers focus on obtaining statistically significant results pertaining to the differences between those with/without disabilities in order to publish their findings.
Perceptions of children's attitudes towards peers with a severe physical disability
When relationships between younger and older partners involve sexual intercourse, it is commonly assumed that these are between partners with large age differences and, consequently, large differences in power.
Early predictors of sexual behavior: implications for young adolescents and their parents
Now type "Ctrl-D." You should see the cells fill up with values that are the differences between the values in column G and column B.
Using correlational and prediction data to enhance student achievement in K-12 schools: a practical application for school counselors

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