But when women spoke up more, there was no increase in their perceived helpfulness.
Supporting U.S. missile defenses in Central Europe meant supporting Central Europeans in their perceived emotional and erratic clamor for protection against Russia.
The purpose of this study was to explore educational interventions that will assist IR nurses administering moderate sedation in their perceived importance, knowledge, confidence, competence, and satisfaction.
Post-counseling, women experienced decrease in their perceived risk of having a baby born with a birth defect although perceived risk estimates remained higher than actual risks.
We hypothesize that lack of bathing water provision could increase anxiety in captive starlings because of an increase in their perceived vulnerability to predation.
The purpose of this research was to examine the differences between generational age groups in their perceived satisfaction with e-learning.
Nevertheless, from London to Lima, Sydney to Mexico City, detractors might not know exactly what a hipster is, but they do know what they don't like: a tiresome sort of trendy, ostentatious in their perceived rebellion, yet strangely conformist; meticulous in their tastes, yet also strangely limited.
Even women's names, though, vary in their perceived femininity, so Mr Jung felt able to go back to the 1950s when conducting his analysis.First, he asked a panel of nine fourr women and five men) to rate, on an 11-point scale, how feminine or masculine a name sounded.
They will act in their perceived interest alone.
Whether nations act for good or bad they do so in their perceived best interests.
Flashbulb memories are not special in their accuracy, as previously claimed, but only in their perceived accuracy.
