Sentence examples for difficulty appraisal from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it may seem that Jollimore's attempt to reconcile appraisal and bestowal fails to appreciate the underlying metaphysical difficulty: appraisal is a response to value that is antecedently there, whereas bestowal is the creation of value that was not antecedently there.
MBM theory (Gendolla, 2000) has proposed that the association between mood and effort mobilization is nonlinear, because it is mediated by task difficulty appraisal.
Faulkner & Davies [ 18] outlined four types of social support: instrumental support, involving the provision of tangible resources to alleviate difficulties; appraisal support, which helps individuals to evaluate the impact of situations; informational support, which provides individuals with information to deal with problems; and emotional support, which enhances self-esteem and encouragement.
Reviewers acknowledge difficulty in appraisal of qualitative studies and have suggested criteria with specified guidelines for judging suitability of studies for inclusion in qualitative systematic reviews [ 35, 38, 39].
Difficulty in critical appraisal was the most common barrier.
However, difficulty in critical appraisal although improved, but not statistically significant.
A similar area of difficulty is the appraisal of the impact of fish oils and vitamin E on human health.
Anecdotal evidence from tutor debriefings also indicated that in the absence of a prefacing statistical lecture students had difficulty with the appraisal and interpretation of the study findings and then applying the evidence to the clinical scenario.
The general purpose of psychotherapy is to improve patients' subjective well-being and reduce suffering by means of verbalizing interpersonal problems, validating patients' needs, and change attitudes, emotional appraisal of difficulties, and problem behavior in the context of a trustful client-therapist relationship.
It was, Mr. Probst said, a realistic appraisal, given the difficulties of transporting wind power to market when there was little transmission capacity to spare.
