This is, by hypothesis, our broadly developed ability and indeed proclivity to structure both action and perception hierarchically.
If personal or general criticism of your rivals serves only to gee them up, to work in their favour, why do Australians, in a range of sports, question the sexual proclivities, playing ability and bloodlines of their opponents, not in newspaper columns, but out there on the pitch, face to face?
Also crucial is helping Mr. Biden tame his own loquacious nature and proclivity for gaffes.
His muscle is Nicky Santoro (Joe Pesci), whose criminal activities and proclivity for violence spiral out of control.
Engineers, like all other teammates within your organization, run the gamut in terms of interest and proclivity for management roles.
We think about our flaws and proclivity toward evil.
We often tend towards homogenization out of tradition and proclivity.
Obama's patience, and proclivity to lead from behind, should be applauded.
There is a close relationship between early peripheral virus burden and proclivity towards neuroinvasion and death [14].
As Chen et al. [8] point in their research on decision-making in Internet shopping, the relationship between information load and subjective state toward decision are moderated by personal proclivities, abilities and past relevant experiences.
