Lastly, low educational level could be associated with a low sense of mastery, which could be a stressor in itself, or indirectly influence mental health through other psychosocial variables, like social support [ 5].
A perceived lack of mastery, which might be seen as a negative oriented personality characteristic indicative of a lack of psychological resources, is measured with the 5-item Mastery scale [ 94].
It's Mann's masterwork in the classic sense of the term — a proof of his mastery, which is prodigious.
"Any of the activities we've been talking about give us a feeling of control and mastery, which is critical to reducing stress".
Asante weavers developed a style of great technical mastery, which incorporated imported cloth unraveled and rewoven into designs of enormous complexity; a dominant colour in these textiles, known today as kente cloth, is gold.
He's a noted educator who has written a much called-on method book, "Effortless Mastery," which strives to liberate the imagination of rules-bound improvisers.
D.W. Griffith drafted still photographer Hendrick Sartov into a filmmaker mainly for his lighting mastery, which had the effect of melting away the years on already-sensitive talent.
But it captured an idea about coolness, taste, and mastery which, in retrospect, was on its last legs.
Participating in the exercise program seemed to introduce experiences of mastery, which could have had a positive effect on the participants' self-efficacy and self-esteem.
In the Land of Departure, Terra and Aqua take an exam to achieve the Mark of Mastery, which will allow them to become Keyblade Masters.
