Sentence examples for goal group from inspiring English sources

42 met or exceeded goals (goal group), 66 met some goals, and 13 met no goals (no goal group).

At 1-year follow-up, 74% of the goal group were living independently and 82% were in community-based employment while 73% of the no goal group were living independently and 45% were in community-based employment.

However, insofar as the model-viewing frequency was higher in the goal group, the goal did not have an effect on synthetic-strategy use, which was the most strongly correlated with visual spatial abilities.

In the service of the first goal, group performance on an external validation measure (the Token Test) was assessed in three steps: analyses of variance based on aphasia type, regressions using the same cut-offs for fluency, naming, comprehension and repetition as independent but dichotomous predictors, and regressions using the same subscales as continuous predictors (with no cut-offs).

This book develops a systematic philosophical theory of social action and group phenomena, in the process presenting detailed analyses of such central social notions as 'we-attitude' (especially 'we-intention' and mutual belief, social norm, joint action, and - most important - group goal, group belief, and group action).

Your goal group is there as a sounding board, because most of the time you already know what to do.

38 Through the lens of authenticity ethics, we established two new goal groups: The patient's personal goals : honour the patient's right to make decisions about his/her personal matters, which include health matters.

American social psychologist Leon Festinger proposed that group uniformity pressure is based on the group's ambition to move toward particular goals (group locomotion) and the desire among group members to validate their opinions about the nonphysical world (social reality).

GB's men finished their Olympic test event with an encounter against India far more drab than the six-goal group game between the two.

Or you could form a goals group - or even a happiness-project group!

The first half of the orientation was designed for the facilitators, during which overall strategies and program goals, group process, and problem solving were discussed.