Nationalism is but one form of ideology: in all ages people seem to develop beliefs and try to proselytize others.
As students process these tasks, they develop beliefs about their importance, utility, value, and difficulty.
We also develop beliefs about living things, inheritance, and change through experience.
The authors explain that women are more aware than men of the consequences of events; therefore women are more likely to develop beliefs about the consequences of hazardous situations.
These would lead them to value objects in the forest and to develop beliefs about the consequences of harvesting for those objects, which would in turn lead to acceptability judgements.
In addition to building pedagogical and content knowledge within STEM, Roehrig et al. (2012) suggest that helping teachers develop beliefs and knowledge related to the importance of integrated STEM as well as building an understanding of what integrated STEM instruction looks like in the classroom can help ensure more successful implementation.
From the day we are born, we begin to develop beliefs about ourselves and the world that were created to keep us protected and safe.
21 "Equity" refers to the theory that over time workers develop beliefs about their input and the resultant output they receive through comparison with others, and that acceptance of program aims and outcomes are enhanced by the perception of fairness and equality of these outputs and the workplace in general.
Through observation of family drinking and alcohol-use portrayals on television, children vicariously learn about alcohol use as a social behavior and develop beliefs about its positive and negative functions (Donovan et al., 2009; Dunn and Goldman, 1998; Zucker et al., 2008).
Ancient Middle Eastern religions had also developed beliefs in a Last Judgment.
