Sentence examples for Social concordance from inspiring English sources

It consists of 60 items, which cluster into five higher-order domains: (1) self-control, (2) identity integration, (3) relational capacities, (4) social concordance and (5) responsibility [ 59].

It consists of 118 items, and comprises 16 facets that cluster into five higher-order domains: social concordance, relational functioning, self-control, responsibility, and identity integration.

Social network concordance in food choice among spouses, friends, and siblings.

We found no association between social class and concordance, but a higher concordance for patients who were monitored (0.86) or who have died (0.85) in the private sector than for those in the public sector (0.80 and 0.76, respectively).

Three readers who might be expected to resist Ms. Badinter's arguments most strongly — themselves at home with young children — read "The Conflict" as an invitation to defend, not their choices, but their ability to have made them in the face of, instead of concordance with, social pressures.

Mammalian multiple paternity rates did not show any concordance with social mating systems, though multi-male species tended to have higher multiple paternity rate than other categories.

Six gestures appeared to be traditions within single social groups, but overall concordance in repertoires was almost as high between as within social groups.

Serosorting extends to individual relationships and communities, whereby both HIV-positive and HIV-negative men screen prospective social or sexual partners for concordance in HIV status before associating with them socially or sexually.

Financial reasons matter only for some: In order to invest in concordance with their social preferences, some investors are willing to forgo financial performance.

There is some evidence that increasing the criteria for distress and impairment to at least one or more full days of disability due to social anxiety would improve the concordance of WMH-CIDI SAD with diagnoses derived from other gold-standard clinical interviews (Alegria et al., 2009; Haro et al., 2006).

We cannot say as yet how widespread this concordance was as a social phenomenon.