Ethnographic Praxis in Industry Conference ProceedingsVolume 2021, Issue 1 p. 334-334 PechaKucha: Framing DevicesFree to Read Devices First published: 24 December 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/epic.12083AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use check box below shar...

BACKGROUND Decisions made on behalf of other people are sometimes more rational than those made for oneself. In this study we used a monetary gambling task to ask if the framing effect in decision-making is reduced in surrogate decision-making. METHODS Participants made a series of choices between a predetermined sure option and a risky gambling option of winning a proportion of an initial st...

PURPOSE The success of any research process relies, in part, on how well investigators are able to translate a clinical problem into a research question-a task that is not so simple for novice investigators. The PICOT approach requires that the framing of the research question specify the target Population, the Intervention of interest, the Comparator intervention, key Outcomes, and the Time fr...

Composition Context Photography Daniel André Vaquero In the digital point-and-shoot photography paradigm, users typically point the camera at the subjects, adjust framing, and trigger functions such as autofocus in preparation for taking a picture. This dissertation explores the opportunities for expanding the outcome of the point-and-shoot photography process by utilizing additional informatio...

Since the discovery of the "framing effect" by Kahneman and Tversky, the sensitivity of the "framing effect" - its appearance and in some cases its disappearance - has long been an object of study. However there is little agreement as to the reasons for this sensitivity. The "ambiguity-ambivalence hypothesis" (Wang, 2008) aims to systematically explain the sensitivity of this effect by paying p...