In addition, some of the participants may have given answers they thought we wanted to hear, reflecting a social desirability bias [ 30].
One survivor of the Thatcher decade whose voice was not heard reflecting on the death of the former Prime Minister was that of Arthur Scargill, leader of the National Union of Mineworkers during the fateful pit dispute of 1984-5.
Yet this disinclination to report what everyone in the room had seen and heard reflected constraints far broader than the panel discussion's ground rules.
The inclusion of messages such as "what can I [as husband] do to help?" "I told him," "I was heard," reflected women's perceptions of their husbands' tangible and intangible central involvement.
On Monday, Senator Edward M. Kennedy complained that Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. has "supported a level of overreaching presidential power that, frankly, most Americans find disturbing and even frightening" ("Partisan Tenor of Alito Hearing Reflects a Quick Change in Washington," news article, Jan . 10.
Since the current study did not include a non-linguistic biological motion condition, we cannot exclude the possibility that this difference in activation between the groups for SL (deaf > hearing) reflects the honed ability of pSTG/S to process biological motion in signers.
The hearing reflected the importance and the surreality of the moment.
The debate at the hearing reflected larger partisan wrangling over the law, enacted in response to the financial crisis.
Eye-glazingly dull, the start of the hearing reflected little of the public's mounting resentment against Facebook, its urgent need for catharsis.
"The tenor of the subcommittee hearing reflected a disturbing skepticism and mistrust -- not only of Merrill Lynch and our motives -- but also of financial institutions and the business community generally," their statement said.
