Sentence examples for blame p from inspiring English sources

Writing about the development of morality in primeval man, for example, he suspects that, "it is hardly possible to exaggerate the importance during rude times of the love of praise and the dread of blame" (p. 157).

Additionally, the higher the level of anxiety, the more likely the women used problematic coping responses such as denial (p = 0.05) and self-blame (p = 0.001).

Compared with near-miss women with surviving babies, women with perinatal deaths were also significantly more likely to report feeling being viewed negatively (P = 0.013 at 6 months; P = 0.494 at 12 months), blamed (P = 0.003 at both 6 and 12 months), indebted (P = 0.032 at 6 months; P = 0.671 at 12 months) and rejected by their marital family (P = 0.028).

Both the linear and non-linear 5HTTLPR × self-blame interactions were non-significant, although there was a trend toward significance for the linear 5HTTLPR × self-blame interaction (p =.10).

Some smart analysts think the current weakness is only temporary, blaming El Nio (see p. 158).

The linear and non-linear main effects of 5HTTLPR genotype were again nonsignificant as was the linear 5HTTLPR × self-blame interaction (all p >.26).

Kwan Jin Yao, Singapore Ping-pong blame game America's nightmare oil slick is the subject of many recriminations.

Neither the agent nor "anything else in the universe can properly be praised or blamed for it" (1934, p. 212; Broad's italics).

The linear × self-blame interaction was nonsignificant (p =.54).

At the postpartum phase, severe anxiety was associated with the self-blame strategy of coping (p ≤0.05) and women with severe anxiety were more likely to use denial (p ≤0.05).

If the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, which manages the state's mountain-lion population, or the National Park Service, which he blames for protecting P-45, refused to solve the problem, he warned that vigilante justice would prevail.