 | DIANE Publishing Company - 1995 - 566 pages
...relevance, policy goals and societal values, and susceptibility to the stressor. 5.1. Ecological Relevance Ecologically relevant endpoints "reflect important...and are functionally related to other endpoints" (US EPA, 1992, page 13). Since determining ecological relevance in specific cases requires a great deal... | |
 | Wayne Landis, Ruth Sofield, Ming-Ho Yu, Wayne G. Landis - 2003 - 512 pages
...ecological effects is used to define Considerations in Selecting Assessment Endpoints Ecological Relevance Ecologically relevant endpoints reflect important...system and are functionally related to other endpoints. Selection of ecologically relevant endpoints requires some understanding of the structure and function... | |
 | B. E. Ling - 2005 - 284 pages
...power contained in natural settings, the ABA practitioner is better able to ensure generalizability and effectiveness of the interventions. The US Environmental...and are functionally related to other endpoints." Although this definition comes from outside the field of psychology, the definition and subsequent... | |
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Training, defines ecological relevance as "one of the three criteria for assessment endpoint selection," and further points out that "ecologically relevant endpoints reflect important characteristics of the system and are functionally related to other... 