Sentence examples for appraisal I from inspiring English sources

In PMT, an individual's threat appraisal (i.e., risk perception; Grothmann and Reusswig 2006) and coping appraisal determine the motivation and direction of protective actions.

For this, we evoke Stirling's (2008) distinction between appraisal (i.e. informing decision making) and commitment (forming tangible decisions on particular innovation trajectories).

It is based on the premise that negative illness appraisal (i.e. negative thoughts about cancer and its consequences) instigates and maintains distress.

The second session focuses on the second appraisal, i.e. information is provided on possible coping strategies and actions that could be undertaken when symptoms occur.

The subsidiary aims were: to explore the impact of the interventions on breast-cancer-specific distress, general psychological distress and appraisal (i.e. perceived risk and perceived control over developing breast cancer); to evaluate the acceptability of the interventions.

The content of each of the five cognitive processes underlying QoL appraisal (i.e. comprehension/frame of reference, retrieval/sampling strategy, standards of comparison, judgment/combinatory algorithm, and reporting and response selection) was found to change over time.

Our two country research clearly shows that service failure types are differentially associated with different forms of cognitive appraisals (i.e., perceived threats to resources, self-esteem, justice, control, and physical well-being), irrespective of the customer's home country.

In the second model, affect is seen as flowing from cognitive appraisals (i.e., affect is thought of as a post-cognitive process).

That is, people holding negative self-views are preferentially (but not exclusively) drawn to negative feedback because such self-confirming feedback bolsters confidence in the accuracy of negative self-views (i.e., "epistemic" reasons) and serves to avoid the negative consequences resulting from others forming overly positive appraisals (i.e., pragmatic reasons).

His self-appraisal "I have only two or three tricks.

Still another saved everyone the trouble when he volunteered this self-appraisal: "I am not fit for this office and should never have been here".