Tip: As Paul Hebert noted, you can encourage others to have a growth mindset "through recognizing and rewarding the process of experimentation -- attaching value to mistakes that move you closer to the solution".
Likewise, having grown up in a family attaching value to physical activity and exercise was significantly negatively associated with time spent in transport sitting, leisure sitting, and TV/DVD viewing on workdays (1.B).
This process of differentiation, which comes into being through language-in-use, implies attaching value to a particular group membership [ 46] and simultaneously a separation from other social groups that are not only "different" but usually also "less valuable" [ 47].
Recent business deals have attached values to dance properties that were once unimaginable.
To determine what goes on that list, the company uses a point system that attaches values to factors like behavior, intent and consequence.
People attach values to the landscape around them, which are tested when change is proposed.
There certainly is no fact of the matter in this regard for we must attach values to the options and their outcomes in respect of any choice of action towards a child.
The EQ-5D provides a single index value for health status by applying a formula that essentially attaches values to each of the levels in each dimension [ 10].
Finally, the development of a scoring formula which can be used to attach values to all the states generated by the McSad classification system would make the instrument directly available for use in intervention evaluations.
Moreover, concepts and relations might have attached values, for instance genes have start and stop positions within the genome sequence, whereas transcription factors can be associated with position weight matrices deduced from the cognate DNA-binding sites.
