Sentence examples for modeling and perceived from inspiring English sources

We recently described mathematical modeling and perceived exertion ratings during incremental exercise to voluntary exhaustion in children and adolescents using the Borg scale [10].

Group and face to face sessions may be of variable acceptability between groups depending on helper models and perceived identity threats associated with public discussions about mental health care.

Where there was an overlap between these theories (e.g., self-efficacy in the Extended Parallel Process model and perceived behavioral control in the Reasoned Action Approach), these factors were only discussed once for the sake of parsimony.

In multivariate regression models, HL and perceived clarity of the physician's explanation were independently associated with understanding of diabetes care and self-efficacy.

The EG consensus was that in such a case, it would be necessary to first work with stakeholders to develop the health system conceptual model, goals, and perceived determinants of health before the development of the HSPA framework.

Figure 2 Modeling of intermediate and perceived quality behavior rating.

Self-efficacy develops from mastery experiences, modeling, vicarious experiences, and perceived control (Bandura, 1977; Pajares, 2002).

Social influences are assessed by three concepts: social modeling, social norm, and perceived pressure.

We thus hypothesized that modeling by friends and perceived school and class norms would be higher in older compared to younger adolescents.

Ford and GM are closing the gap with European and Japanese models for sophistication and perceived quality.

Much previous research on recycling behavior has drawn heavily on models of personal and perceived social norms, as well as of personal attitudes, to explain recycling behavior.