Sentence examples for mediated relations from inspiring English sources

Classroom participation, but not relational peer victimization, mediated relations between effortful control and first grade standardized and teacher-rated achievement, controlling for kindergarten achievement.

Moreover, achievement goals mediated relations between epistemic beliefs and learning strategies, and learning strategies mediated relations between achievement goals and achievement.

Nevertheless, our data do not confirm assumed mediated relations (H3).

Propositional attitudes are, at best, mediated relations to states of affairs.

Technologically mediated relations are becoming a growing part of our lives, which essentially means that we have "increasing interactions with robots," which Franzen finds problematic for literature: "I do worry that the power of technology is so strong that we will see fewer people able to find the private space in which to develop a relationship with books".

ClausIE also handles a limited number of non-verb-mediated relations, such as appositions, and treats possessives, introducing an artificial verb such as 'is' or 'has' in the sentence.

Perhaps the most notable tradition in this respect is the mediatization approach, which studies the consequences of mediated social relations, especially on politics.

His goal is to serve the public interest by producing research that critically examines technologically mediated social relations.

Multistep regression analyses were performed to determine whether self-efficacy mediated the relation between pain-related fear and outcome (pain and/or disability).

The system can be experienced as supportive in relation to the woman's choice but VBAC is mostly mediated in relation to risks, and information on the positive aspects of giving birth vaginally is seldom given.

Finally vaccination planning partially-mediated the relation between intention and reported vaccination uptake.