Sentence examples for expectations contributed from inspiring English sources

Eisler and Skidmore (1987) proposed that men's gender-role expectations contributed to fears about lack of athleticism, emotional intimacy, intimacy with other men (or homophobia), and failure.

So, an alternative point of view is that patients' higher expectations contributed to outcomes by acting as a psychological factor, which ultimately could have an influence on post-intervention HRQoL [ 19, 51].

In addition, Jordan borders the West Bank, where, American officials believe, high unemployment and low economic expectations contribute to unrest.

Left somewhat unexamined is the role of parents whose high expectations contribute the most pressure of all.

A report yesterday morning on retail sales for August came in below analysts' expectations, contributing to pessimism about the prospects for an economic turnaround.

After sketching the architecture of the chemobehavioral system in larval Drosophila, we present a working hypothesis of odor taste associative memory trace formation and then discuss whether outcome expectations contribute to the organization of conditioned behavior.

Enter Tasty Treat, Clean Mate, Care Mate, Premium Harvest and Sach, all of which have grown above expectations contributing 20-25% to the top line.

It updates previous Consortium research on technology use in CPS by focusing on the most basic skills and experiences students need in order to become techno­logicly literate e.g., the extent to which students use technology for school and whether factors such as school culture and teacher and principal expectations contribute to student use.

The research on tipping shows that social expectations contribute significantly to how much gratuity a person leaves.

More specifically, it remains to be determined how interpersonal factors, such as personal preferences, familiarity, and expectations contribute to emotional responses to musical stimuli (also see [5]).

Clinicians' negative expectations contribute to parent resistance in parents' opinions.