Sentence examples for perceived competences from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the classic statistical approaches based on the traditional null hypothesis significance testing (NHST) has often prevented us from discarding the null hypothesis that men and women are equal in terms of perceived competences in technology (which is not the same as accepting the null hypothesis that men and women have the same level of perceived competence).

However, we tried to remove these confounding differences in perceived competences through the standardization.

Adolescent drug and cannabis use was also linked to a less successful autonomy development and diminished perceived competences later in life [ 6].

These found factors and differences can be explained by possible differences in teaching and background of students among countries which will affect perceived competences.

The big difference, however, concerns Cameron's perceived competence.

Being more provocatively dressed had no effect on the perceived competence of the secretary, but it lowered the perceived competence of the executive dramatically.

Some commentators have said that he resembles Groucho Marx, which may not augur well for his perceived competence.

In all types, fairly to strongly positive perceived competence was measured except for fairly negative perceived competence in the athletic performance subscale in type I and a fairly negative perceived competence in the romance subscale in type III.

Objectives: To examine the perceived competence of children with different types of osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) and to investigate the possible relationships between their perceived competence and impairment parameters.

These studies found that satisfaction, investment, and perceived competence all positively correlate with involvement.

Possessing positive physical perceived competence is important for physical activity in older children.