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Ainsi, pour un migrant ou un descendant de migrants, choisir un conjoint originaire du pays d'origine de ses parents n'est pas necessairement contradictoire avec une installation durable et assumee dans la societe dans laquelle lui-meme et ses parents resident.

Contending that too little attention is paid to the interpersonal nature of traumatization in current individual treatments for posttraumatic stress disorder, Monson (psychology, clinical training, Ryerson U., Toronto) and Fredman (psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School) explain the benefits and mechanisms of conjoint therapy for PSTD.

In examining consumer preferences for environmentally certified wood products, Bigsby and Ozanne (2002) used conjoint analysis.

Conjoint analysis and discrete choice experimentation are tools developed since 1960 for understanding how people develop preferences for alternatives, say Raghavaro, James B.

Ajith Kulasena and Michael Petty set up Lasir in 2007 and started work on developing a conjoint analysis package in 2008.

KEY WORDS: marketing, freshwater prawns, conjoint analysis, Macrobrachium

Data were analyzed with classic conjoint analysis using an additive model with full-profile method.

The planned addiction medicine board may start out as a conjoint board that is tied to existing boards, according to American Society of Addiction Medicine leaders.

Plus de 100 femmes ont ete tuees depuis janvier par leur conjoint en France.

Some subjects addressed include conjoint and disjoint verb forms in Gur, the conjoint/disjoint alternation in S<'i>m<'a>konde, and prosodic evidence for syntactic phrasing in Zulu.