Search Results - "Borgers, Natacha"

The influence of re-employment on quality of life and self-rated health, a longitudinal study among unemployed persons in the Netherlands by Carlier, Bouwine E, Schuring, Merel, Lötters, Freek J B, Bakker, Bernhard, Borgers, Natacha, Burdorf, Alex

“…Unemployed persons have a poorer health compared with employed persons and unemployment may cause ill health. The aim of this study was to investigate the…”
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Children as Respondents in Survey Research: Cognitive Development and Response Quality 1 by Borgers, Natacha, de Leeuw, Edith, Hox, Joop

“…Les enfants comme répondants dans les enquêtes - Développement cognitif et qualité des réponses. Quoique les enfants ne sont plus une population négligée des…”
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Response effects in surveys on children and adolescents: The effect of number of response options, negative wording, and neutral mid-point by BORGERS, Natacha, HOX, Joop, SIKKEL, Dirk

“…Social researchers increasingly survey children and young adolescents.They are convinced that information about perspectives, attitudes, and behaviors of…”
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The influence of perceived health on labour participation among long term unemployed by Lötters, Freek, Carlier, Bouwine, Bakker, Bernhard, Borgers, Natacha, Schuring, Merel, Burdorf, Alex

“…Backgrounds Few studies have addressed the specific contribution of health in relation to socio-demographic and motivational aspects to re-entering paid…”
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Response Quality in Survey Research with Children and Adolescents: The Effect of Labeled Response Options and Vague Quantifiers by Borgers, Natacha, Hox, Joop, Sikkel, Dirk

“…Instead of using their parents or caretakers as informants, children are increasingly the principal informants about their own experiences, perspectives,…”
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Variation in Long-Term Care Needs Assessors' Willingness to Support Clients' Requests for Admission to a Residential Home by Jorg, Frederike, Borgers, Natacha, Schrijvers, Augustinus J P, Hox, Joop J

“…Objectives: The purpose of this study is to determine what client, needs assessor, and agency factors explain variation in decision making by long-term care…”
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Variation in Long-Term Care Needs Assessors’ Willingness to Support Clients’ Requests for Admission to a Residential Home: A Vignette Study by Jörg, Frederike, Borgers, Natacha, Schrijvers, Augustinus J. P., Hox, Joop J.

“…Objectives: The purpose of this study is to determine what client, needs assessor, and agency factors explain variation in decision making by long-term care…”
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Client, needs assessor and agency-related factors predicting allocation of electric scooters to community-dwelling elderly in The Netherlands: a vignette study by JÖRG, FREDERIKE, BORGERS, NATACHA, SCHRIJVERS, AUGUSTINUS JP

“…Purpose: To determine what client factors predict allocation of an electric scooter and to determine what needs assessor and agency factors explain variation…”
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Children as Respondents in Survey Research: Cognitive Development and Response Quality by Borgers, Natacha, De Leeuw, Edith, Hox, Joop

“…Reviews the available literature on children as survey respondents & presents results of a secondary analysis of the influence of cognitive development on…”
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The effects of different forms of two- and single-parent families on the well-being of their children in Dutch secondary education by Borgers, Natacha, Dronkers, Jaap, Van Praag, Bernard M. S.

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CHILDREN AS RESPONDENTS IN SURVEY RESEARCH: COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT AND RESPONSE QUALITY by Borgers, Natacha, de Leeuw, Edith, Hox, Joop

“…Quoique les enfants ne sont plus une population négllgée des statistiques officielles et des enquêtes, des études méthodologiques sur des enquêtes d'enfants…”
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Children as Respondents in Survey Research: Cognitive Development and Response Quality 1 by Borgers, Natacha, de Leeuw, Edith, Hox, Joop

“…Les enfants comme répondants dans les enquêtes - Développement cognitif et qualité des réponses. Quoique les enfants ne sont plus une population négligée des…”
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