Sentence examples for peer exposure from inspiring English sources

Results from a fourth interview by a new examiner revealed that the combination of suggestive interviews and peer exposure led to claims of witnessing the target activities by the classmate group that were comparable to the children who actually did witness these activities.

In a practical marketing context, early stage investigation of the success of spread at different levels of peer exposure (and variability across individuals) may critically inform the optimal level of investment a company should make in improving link-prediction error and what seeding algorithms should be applied in observed or estimated networks.

A follow-up study found that second-hand or peer exposure was particularly powerful, with friends discussing, copying and internalizing media images.

Perceived norm of peer exposure to RH services was significantly associated with lower unmet need for maternal care and STI/HIV testing, a finding similar to a study conducted in Nepal and China [ 19, 59].

In addition to youths' socio-demographic characteristics, exposure to mass media, norm of peer exposure and knowledge on types of providers and services significantly influenced the unmet needs of youths towards RH services.

Factors included in the initial model were sex, place of residence, education attainment, personal income, parental status, father's education, mother's education, pregnancy status and perceived norm on peer exposure.

It is at least possible to participate in online culture while limiting this horizontal, peer-to-peer exposure.

The literature from education focuses on factors such as role models (including parents, teachers, and peers), exposure to math and science courses, and math self-efficacy beliefs; Delaney (2007), Crisp et al. (2009) and Wang (2012) provide surveys of the education literature.

To examine the multivariate nature of risk factors for youth violence including delinquent peer associations, exposure to domestic violence in the home, family conflict, neighborhood stress, antisocial personality traits, depression level, and exposure to television and video game violence.

Interestingly, peer education exposure was more strongly associated with HIV-avoidant behaviour changes for women than for men (i.e. OR 2.70 versus OR 1.95).

Women were less likely to report having fewer sexual partners (OR 0.50, adjusted for peer education exposure, ever married, education; 95%CI 0.26-0.96) or increased condom usage with casual partners (OR 0.17, adjusted for peer education exposure, ever married, formal education; 95%CI 0.06-0.45).