Differences between lonely elders and nonlonely elders on measures of resourcefulness approached significance.
Since SD could be defined as the measure of resourcefulness and self-acceptance [ 34], low levels of SD are linked to irresponsibility, inefficiency, weakness, and bad self-reliance.
But to read about his practical solutions to the problems of hunger and exposure and illness and solitude is to be invited into the narrative, to imagine what I would do if I were similarly stranded, and to measure my own stamina and resourcefulness and industry against his.
Instead, he delivers a finely measured performance that matches the actor's infinite resourcefulness with that of the character he plays.
The crew quickly learned the value of resourcefulness.
The Self-Efficacy for Diabetes Scale measures self-perceptions or expectations held by people with diabetes about their personal competence, power, and resourcefulness for successfully managing their diabetes (25).
The PRCS is a 15-item questionnaire that measures general attitudes towards pain with statements like "I myself can do something against my pain" and it is divided into 2 subscales: 'Helplessness' and 'Resourcefulness'.
This secondary analysis examined differences between elders reporting and elders not reporting loneliness and the effect of gender on resourcefulness and measures of physical and mental health within the context of L. C. Hawkley and J. T. Cacioppo's (2010) theoretical model of loneliness.
It is a measure of the film's resourcefulness and its confusion that they settle their scores with the corrupt warden (Reed R. McCants) and his sadistic underling, Captain Dease (Clifton Powell), with both gunshots and lawsuits.
By any measure that counts -- intelligence, resourcefulness, capacity to love, self-awareness, loyalty -- I find that Bramble, Zouzou and I differ only by degree, not kind.
About resourcefulness than parents' resources.
