Sentence examples for as a negative characteristic from inspiring English sources
I am at least glad being black is finally off the list as a negative characteristic!
About 34% (n=40) of the articles pointed out the passive role of women or less control of the birth process as a negative characteristic of caesarean section.
If there is a relationship between fear and negative perceptions (generally) of the feared stimulus, the finding of a relationship between, for example, fear and unpredictability may occur merely because unpredictability is perceived as a negative characteristic.
A negative characteristic of the dysfunctional family is that conflicts grow as communications decline or disappear entirely.
Such a bias might also be due to an attributional process; teachers' perceived conflict with a child is attributed as a negative child characteristic.
Showing fatness as a successfully abandoned, negative characteristic of a now conventionally thin person sends the very untrue message that all fat people are (and should be) ashamed, and trying their best to shrink down their bodies as fast as possible.
He warned against interpreting "positive" as being morally or aesthetically "good" (the greatest advantage and least disadvantage), as this includes negative characteristics.
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].
Women's perceptions of their pregnant bodies may be influenced by societal stigma towards obesity, especially as negative characteristics, such as being lazy, are attributed to obese people [ 43, 44].
In our analysis we located the social context for our findings and theory development in the doctor-patient relationship rather than as negative characteristics inherent to 'revolving door' patients.
The figure expresses the cytology operating characteristics as a negative likelihood ratio (defined as [1– sensitivity/specificity]), which is interpretable as a measure of how much less likely someone with true HSIL is to have a non-HSIL cytology compared to someone without HSIL tissue changes.
