52 Sex-based differences in pain perception favor a tendency for increased reporting of pain among females.
The three informant groups - children, teachers, and parents - reported nearly the same proportions of victimization, but overall, there was a tendency for children to report less victimization than that reported by teachers or parents (p = 0.12 and p =.042, respectively), whereas the reporting of parents and teachers was similar (p = 0.39), marginal homogeneity test.
Previous research has indicated a tendency for caregiver reports to perceive child psychological well-being through the lens of parental (or caregiver) depression (Goodman & Tully, 2006; Suarez-Orozco & Suarez-Orozco, 2001) and more nuanced study is needed to understand better how caregiver mental health influences child development in transnational households.
Moreover, the prevalence of victimization, as reported by children, teachers, and parents, was fairly similar, although there was a tendency for children to report a lesser degree of victimization.
This finding is in accordance with other studies that have reported "a tendency for older adults to report less relationship negativity" [ 6, 39].
There is a tendency for people to report less intimacy and emotional support in their relationships with people who are selfie-posting addicts.
This paper addresses a methodological gap in the pre-validation instrument development literature, where there is a tendency for authors to report, in some detail, the item generation phase that result from qualitative work [ 3, 5, 36].
Whilst there was a tendency for Recco to report more and possibly spurious recombination events in the alignment containing repeats and gaps, we could confirm several recombination events with high confidence.
Although we did not survey non-smokers to assess the extent of this bias, our results suggest a tendency for quitters to report somewhat lower levels of SHS exposure than heavy smokers, at least in Mexico; hence, we may have overestimated non-compliance.
While previous tuberculosis treatment was verified through medical record review when possible, there is likely to be a tendency for patients to not report previous treatment in order to avoid receiving daily streptomycin injections and the longer treatment course.
