2013
DOI: 10.5209/rev_poso.2012.v49.n3.38544
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Metamorfosis de la movilidad, procesos de socialización y segurbanidad

Abstract: ResuMenLa reciente caracterización de nuestra época como la "era del movimiento permanente" comporta el encumbramiento de la movilidad como un nuevo paradigma. La consecuente promoción de la "vida móvil" en tanto que objeto emergente de atención da lugar a múltiples campos de investigación: ya sea acerca de las evoluciones de la movilidad en relación a los desafíos y las exigencias de un desarrollo sostenible; ya sea sobre las comunidades transnacionales a tenor de la diversificación de las movilidades migrant… Show more

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“…The sample also met the following heterogeneity criteria: (a) participant's areas of knowledge or study, and (b) participant's degree and academic background. Furthermore, in all cases we ensured that the participants did not know each other previously, since the existence of previous relations between subjects is likely to predefine or interfere with group functioning (Alonso, 1998;Sánchez-Pinilla & Legerén, 2008).…”
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“…The sample also met the following heterogeneity criteria: (a) participant's areas of knowledge or study, and (b) participant's degree and academic background. Furthermore, in all cases we ensured that the participants did not know each other previously, since the existence of previous relations between subjects is likely to predefine or interfere with group functioning (Alonso, 1998;Sánchez-Pinilla & Legerén, 2008).…”
Section: Methods Participantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A certain level of heterogeneity is also important, given that a totally homogenous population "would not produce discourse or would produce a totally redundant discourse" (Ibáñez, 1979, p. 276). Groups should therefore be homogenous with respect to characteristics relevant to the study topic and heterogeneous with respect to less relevant features (Sánchez-Pinilla & Legerén, 2008).…”
Section: Methods Participantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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