Normative science

Article Abstract:

Normative science means that the data considered in the study, which is developed, presented, or interpreted based on an assumed, unstated, preference for a particular policy or class of policy choices. The normative science can be used to promote a policy which means it has a lot of ought's and should's in it.

Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Fisheries Programs, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Fishery policy, Fishery scientists

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Adding nutrients to enhance Salmon runs: Developing a coherent public policy

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The potential of sustaining salmon production and biological diversity by adding nutrients to salmonoid ecosystems is explored. The specific policy questions that should be answered by he regulatory agencies are stated.

Environmental aspects, Salmon fisheries

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From being mentored to becoming a mentor

Article Abstract:

Graduate program defined mentor as an important passageway for developing the skills necessary to become an effective leader. Mentoring can promote collegiability, collaboration, and professional development.

Curricula, Mentors, Mentoring, Professional development

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