"For the rest of the packaging we used ideas from our explorations, such as the skeletons in the wall, to give everything a consistency and identity," said Oval-X.
Theoretical explanations of risk reduction among peer interventionists have included cognitive consistency, social identity theory, and social reinforcement [ 27, 41– 41].
In deciduous forest, there was high cross-regional consistency in the identity of the best indicators.
We use a logo image to determine the identity consistency between the real and the portrayed identity of a website.
I then discuss the norm consistency and social identity maintenance mechanisms proposed in the article and advance several alternative mediators of the phenomenon, including affect and anticipated interaction.
However, this approach only considers identity consistency in temporal domain, and thus it may not work well when the face is partially occluded.
Results indicated that independent self-construal and identity consistency, views of the self that are typically associated with Western cultures, fully mediate the ethnic difference on self-reported social anxiety.
Our past decisions place the weight of consistency on our identity.
In 1991, nearly 30 years after the play takes place, psychoanalyst Virginia Goldner argued that "gender coherence, consistency, conformity, and identity are culturally mandated normative ideals" and that "to conform to their dictates requires the activation of a false-self system".
The Prod1 and gecko CD59 showed a functional consistency in positional identity during limb and tail regeneration, respectively.
