It is also consistent with mainstream social cognition literature [44] [46] linking self-report to consciously controlled, deliberate outcomes – as distinct from more automatic and less controlled outcomes linked to implicit attitudes and dispositions.
Active learning and inquiry-based learning have been shown to be effective means of teaching, resulting in students demonstrating a deeper approach to learning (e.g. Biggs 2003; Robbins and Roy 2007) that lead to higher performance on assessments (e.g. Eddy et al. 2013) and advanced intellectual development (e.g. Blackmore and Cousin 2003) if properly balanced with deliberate learning outcomes.
Whether this was naïve or a deliberate policy, the outcome is the same, which is that the U.S. president went on to lose many supporters who once adored him but who now called him into question.
The fourth highlights axiological or normative pluralism as reflected in various prescriptive notions of place-making as the outcome of deliberate efforts of people to try to shape, contest, and/or otherwise govern the landscape.
Based on the decision-making process (i.e., follow tradition or make a deliberate choice) and the outcome (i.e., vaccinate or not), four subgroups of orthodox protestant parents could be distinguished: traditional non-vaccinating parents, deliberately non-vaccinating parents, deliberately vaccinating parents, and traditional vaccinating parents.
I have been sent a series of emails from constituents as a result of these adverts, in a deliberate attempt to alter the outcome of the Brexit negotiations".
He added that the detention was a "deliberate attempt to influence the outcome of elections" in three weeks.
Formal planning, like the product, is the outcome of a deliberate process in which a central power proceeds from an abstract thought towards the direct application of the initial idea.
Bin Hamman, a Qatari, is appealing against his suspension, claiming it was a deliberate plot to influence the outcome of the elections, while Warner said his ban was "the worst form of justice by any sporting organisation".
Advantageous clustering is not necessarily the direct outcome of any deliberate planning; many scholars discuss about what might be the "best" (social-economic-spatial) clusters, but the content and the configuration of clusters are really complex, and the best ones for each context are most likely to emerge in a situation of (appropriately constrained) spontaneity (Gordon 2012: 191).191
