• Two auditors: one to ask open questions, the other as witness and scribe. • Interview staff individually, establishing their knowledge of trial procedures and incident. Note conflicting information. • Establish key facts: 1. Were participants real and eligible? 2. Did they consent? 3. Are test/clinical measurements/data valid? 4. Was appropriate treatment/intervention given? 5. Was follow-up ...

The stylistic method of revealing regularities, formed by the 19th century and dominating up until recently, proves to be ever less relevant architectural artistic processes Contemporary (Newest) times. To systemize entire historical experience architecture as a whole, more profound generalizations are required. An essential prerequisite for such appears philosophical context paradigm shift: tr...

Recent "naturalistic" theories of decision making emphasize the role of stored prior experiences or cases as a guide to current action. However, there is little empirical evidence on the role that case-based remindings play in real-life decision making. The present study utilized a Web-based survey to collect data about the role of prior cases in pilot decision making about critical flight even...