Schemata (Piaget, 1932/ 1965), working models of relationships (Bowlby, 1958; see also Johnson, Dweck, & Chen, 2007), attributional styles (Nolen-Hoeksema, Girgus, & Seligman, 1992), or implicit theories (Dweck, 1999) can shape people's construals of and reactions to the environment to create consistent patterns of actions (Dweck, 2008; Olson & Dweck, 2008).
Judge Parker, a Reagan appointee known for his measured manner and unusual patience, said he felt so deeply troubled by the government's consistent pattern of abusive actions that he expressed to Dr. Lee, a man who minutes before had admitted to a felony, his dismay that the government had unleashed the full force of its powers so arrogantly.
The New Testament writers shared a creative and flexible principle of exegesis that has regard for the literary and historical context and traces a consistent pattern of divine action in judgment and mercy, reproduced repeatedly in the history of Israel and manifested definitively in Christ.
Transparency: The CSO demonstrates a consistent pattern of making decisions and implementing actions in accordance with internal rules, norms and regulations that are known and understood by all concerned.
The school system declined to make Waterford's principal available for an interview, but said she was adhering to the requirement to take action after five unexcused absences or a consistent pattern of tardies.
"There is now a consistent pattern of Speaker Boehner saying things that fly in the face of the facts or stand at odds with his past actions".
There's a consistent pattern of drubbings.
The children showed a consistent pattern of bias.
But the tribunal did find a consistent pattern of evasion around her use of meldonium.
The returns showed a consistent pattern of donating about 3percentt of income each year.
"There's going to be a consistent pattern of reality checks".
