Restricting reports to similar types of violence facilitates comparison of their construal in language.
Our studies provide evidence for cross-cultural similarity in the extent to which Brazilian and German female young adults are vulnerable to modelling effects on food intake, independent on their self-construal.
What separates Nozick from Rawls at this very basic level is a difference in their construal of the implications of this common critique.
For, like many audit-practices, reliability calculations are constitutive of their subjects, and their construal of redundancy shapes both airplanes and aviation praxis.
On one construal of what benefits this sort of semantics offers, modal fictionalism arguably cannot do as well as its realist rivals.
For example, strict finitists (on one construal) accept Q and certain theories that are mutually interpretable with Q, thereby adopting non-pluralism for this domain.
On one typical construal, it is assumed that an individual who exists here at the actual world also exists at many other possible worlds.
On one construal of Forbes' argument, haecceitistic differences are unintelligible and therefore objectionable because all identity facts must be grounded in facts about the qualitative character of the world.
We hypothesized that individuals with interdependent self-construal, who tend to define themselves based on their connection with different groups, would be more emotionally affected by group-related events and thus experience less complex group-based emotions.
For participants who put a high premium on their close relationships, such as those with friends and family a "relational self-construal"—the apology expressing empathy was most effective.
In all 4 studies, Ss who made predictions or trait inferences without being able to assume the accuracy of their situational construals offered confidence limits no broader than those of Ss who made their responses contingent on such accuracy.
