Princeton Engineering students develop technical expertise and an understanding of the broad social context in which they will pursue their careers.
This massive time spend is important to marketers not only for sheer quantity of inventory, but also for the society-wide reach and broad social context it provides.
To understand how living with children with disabilities affects family wellbeing, it is important to consider the family's broad social context (12).
A women-centred approach addresses issues beyond traditional medical interventions, placing health in its broad social context, and also addresses barriers to access and respects women's diversity [ 55].
If so, physical attributes of parks as well as perceptions of these attributes (formed in relation to broader social contexts) may influence physical activity patterns.
Thus, because our automatic responses are shaped by our lived experiences and the broader social contexts in which we live and work, a pervasive byproduct of reflexive decisionmaking is unconscious bias (UB), which is also referred to as implicit bias or implicit social cognition.
The overall goal is to understand couple and family functioning within their broader social contexts and throughout a multiplicity of forms.
In the sociology of the effects of medicine, broader social contexts of medical practices have often been held accountable for the varying treatment outcomes of biomedical interventions.
Over the past four years it has been developed as a middle-range theory of socio-technical change [ 7], which characterizes the mechanisms involved in the embedding of social practices within their immediate and broader social contexts.
While research has identified health care barriers to equitable access such as language difficulties, it has not considered the broader social contexts of marginalization experienced through the dynamics of 'othering'othering
