Titlebook: ICREGA’14 - Renewable Energy: Generation and Applications; Mohammad O. Hamdan,Hassan A.N. Hejase,Abbas A. Far Conference proceedings 2014

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N. Awalgaonkar,H. Saxena,A. Venkatesan,R. Natarajan impact of these traditional child variables was better explained by other malleable elements of the teacher-child interaction. Specifically, child engagement or how well the teacher was able to instruct the child was the only child variable that accounted for variance in treatment outcome. Moreover

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B. Ould-Bouamama,N. Chatti,A. L. Gehinother half are group facilitated sessions with other caregivers. To increase the reach of C-HOPE, we adapted the intervention so that it could be provided via telehealth and tested its effectiveness. We conclude the chapter with a case study of C-HOPE, including outcomes across the 8-week sessions a

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R. Salim,M. Nabag,H. Noura,A. Fardounntal health (COMPASS-MH). The unique aspects of COMPASS-MH, including the emphasis on caregiver involvement in designing and implementing teaching practices and targeting of social-emotional skills and mental health concerns, are articulated in detail. A case study is used to illustrate the applicat

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S. C. Olteanu,A. Aitouche,L. Belkourable values to the posterior probability of each model, or they depends on the form of “encompassing”..We first consider a particular nonnested model selection problem: the one-sided testing problem. The encompassing approach for converting the non-nested problem into a nested one is discussed, and a

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A. Gaid,M. Bettayebble values to the posterior probability of each model, or they depends on the form of “encompassing”..We first consider a particular nonnested model selection problem: the one-sided testing problem. The encompassing approach for converting the non-nested problem into a nested one is discussed, and a