Gender roles were operationalized as instrumentality and expressiveness, as measured by the Personal Attributes Questionnaire (Spence, Helmreich, & Stapp, 1975).
Chance struggled to find his voice, but he was industrious, producing a mixtape for each year he was in high school, recording under pseudonyms such as Instrumentality and Chano.
Beside the institutional career support, a career-oriented professional attitude and personality traits such as instrumentality are positively associated with objective indicators of career success [ 15, 16].
Factors that influenced teachers' intention to use the programs were social norms and outcome expectations concerning the prevention program as well as instrumentality.
Their approved resolution stated: "Be it therefore resolved that the Board of Trustees be petitioned to terminate the Fellowship as an instrumentality of All Souls Church as of March 31 , 1948 and be it further resolved that this Fellowship then be organized as a Unitarian Church affiliated with the American Unitarian Association".
A typical dictionary defines "system" as "...an instrumentality that combines interrelated interacting artifacts designed to work as a coherent entity".
"This ignores what should be a blinding flash of the obvious: A 4,000-pound vehicle used as an instrumentality or weapon possesses many times more 'knockdown' power than any handgun or rifle," Bolgiano wrote with another attorney, Douglas R. Mitchell.
Maybe, sometimes, it works: the lawyer is unknowingly (and in good faith) used as an instrumentality to "sell" the client's story to the prosecutor, and the client's strategy succeeds.
According to Vincent and Plant - to whom we particularly refer in this paper - Idealists see the role of the State not merely "as a set of instrumentalities for securing material welfare, but as the focus of a sense of community and citizenship, an institution in which a good common to all classes and recognizable by all interest groups could be articulated.
Roosevelt's New Deal sought to modernize and enlarge all of government, including the F.B.I., which he promised to make "as effective an instrumentality of crime detection and punishment as any of the similar agencies in the world".
