Sentence examples for greater identification from inspiring English sources

I felt a greater identification with the strangers around me, even though I tended to less interaction with them.

Dressing up as any of these characters, or any others some of whom may be from a different time or place, gives children the chance of greater identification with them.

For physical aggression, those who played Doom 3 and experienced more attention and greater identification had higher aggression scores than those in the other conditions.

Prior to the work periods, the participants either had or had not undergone a manipulation designed to induce greater identification with the work group.

Research looking into this question is all over the map, with some findings suggesting a positive link (that is, greater identification leading to more positive intergroup attitudes), other findings suggesting a negative link, and still others finding suggesting no link at all.

It has been claimed that dialogic education implies a direction of change upon an ontological dimension from monologic closed identities in the direction of more dialogic identifications characterised by greater openness to the other and greater identification with the process of dialogue.

The main aim of this paper is to investigate the prediction that greater subjective identification with relevant groups and social categories (i.e. 'family' and 'transplantees') can be an outcome of post-traumatic growth (PTG).

Just because a poll shows that Democrats has a greater party identification advantage in 2012 than in 2008 does not mean that poll is saying Democratic turnout will be higher this year.

Cooperation is associated with greater group identification [9], loyalty [10] and trust [11].

Quite why we found such residual effects indicating an association between greater social identification as a Hindu and more psychological and physical symptoms of ill-health is unclear (and is discussed in the succeeding text).

With more than 50 gull species in the world, this family of seabirds poses some of the greatest field identification challenges of any bird group: age-related plumage changes, extensive variations within species, frequent hybridization, and complex distribution.