The findings illustrate that leadership may be as much a product of social context as of individual temperament.
Inclining to the view that learning is facilitated by participating in social practices (Cobb and Bowers 1999; Lave and Wenger 1991), it is argued that "knowledge is situated, being in part a product of activity, context, and culture in which it is developed and used" (Brown et al. 1989, p. 32).
A product of this context, Moș Nichifor Coțcariul itself is said to have had at least one sexually explicit variant, circulated orally.
37 In all such cases, expectation discourses colour methadone experiences, 26 with intervention 'expectation' being a product of its context rather than of 'evidence' universally accepted and applied.
However, little is known about the role of community influences on women's experience of IPV and its effect on terminated pregnancy, given the increased awareness of IPV being a product of social context.
Interest in the role of community influences on the association between IPV and terminated pregnancy stems from the increasing awareness of IPV as a product of social context [ 26, 27].
She interrogated our traditional understanding of the way that we understand things like records or people to be a product of the contexts in which they were created.
The development of GMOs well illustrates this phenomenon: Syngenta's GM crops are a product of a sociopolitical context in which genetic traits can be patented.
It should be remembered that EM is a product of its cultural context and that social and economic backgrounds largely influence the way it is practiced and developed.
