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consequent Adjective 1. following as an effect 2. following as a logical conclusion [Latin consequens following closely]
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Verbal Training Effects on Teaching Units: An Exploratory Study of Music Teaching Antecedents and Consequents. Not only its definition and operationalizations determine the conceptual meaning of a construct but also its relationship to antecedents and consequents (Bagozzi and Fornell 1982). Focusing on the split between the increasing number of students who enter professional programs to become clinicians and the dwindling numbers concerned about larger questions of social justice and its consequents, social policy and social programs, the authors observe a paradox: "Social work has suffered from being poorly financed and unloved, and public support has been at a low ebb. |
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