Sentence examples for labeled perspective from inspiring English sources

Factor 1, which accounted for 24.19% of the variance, is a major component (grand factor) that can be labeled "perspective taking" based on the content of the ten items with factor coefficients greater than 0.50.

The second factor, labelled "perspective taking", accounted for 9.93% of the variance.

"From a label perspective, and my perspective as a fan, it's something that's just part of a gig now, you can't get away from it.

MS: We're in the process of doing that right now to create an easier experience for fans in Asia and Europe.. Q:What do you think of what we're launching today, what do you see happening from record label perspective?

The other constraint pertains to the generality of the pattern from the labels perspective.

For stigma expectations we expect no association, in accordance with the modified labelling perspective.

Thus, according to the modified labelling perspective, stigma expectations can produce negative consequences even if no direct social rejection or discrimination takes place.

We have analysed the task of CoreSC annotation both from a sentence classification as well as sequence labelling perspective and we present a detailed feature evaluation.

The modified labelling perspective, for example, states that negative societal attitudes become personally relevant and are translated into a concrete fear of devaluation and discrimination when persons receive psychiatric services [ 17, 18].

As predicted by the principles of the modified labelling perspective, clients in immediate part-time treatment or as aftercare do not have less stigma expectations (B = 0.059; SE = 0.054; p = 0.281 and B = 0.028; SE = 0.055; p = 0.609, respectively).

Second, 'references to the main character's perspective' and 'references to a minor character's perspective' were collapsed to create a new category labelled 'spontaneous perspective taking', containing different forms of perspective taking and how people were feeling and thinking, but no references to social norms and rules.