Sentence examples for perceived disorder from inspiring English sources

And blocks with two cohesive subgroups, based on social distance, have lower levels of perceived disorder.

One of the more striking findings of Robert Sampson's work has been that the "perceived disorder" of a neighborhood correlated positively with the prevalence of Latino residents, regardless of the actual level of crime.

In the present study perceived disorders of the neck, shoulder and back correlated with each other, indicating wide spread disorders.

Participants who at baseline reported no sick leave due to neck, shoulder and/or back disorders could nevertheless, in the NMQ, indicate perceived disorders from the same regions but that these disorders had not been incapacitating.

Trump certainly perceives disorder, and, with his false claims and invented statistics, he is contributing to the perception of it, especially among people who have few encounters with actual Hispanic immigrants.

Table  1 presents means of the full perceived neighborhood disorder scale, as well as physical disorder, social disorder and prosocial environment subscales for the full sample.

The results of the current study suggest that perceived social disorder and observed levels of physical disorder have a strong impact on fear of crime.

Table  2 presents the characteristics of the participants for the full sample and by quartile of neighborhood disorder, where higher quartiles indicate greater perceived neighborhood disorder.

Perceived neighborhood disorder was assessed using the Perceived Neighborhood Disorder Scale.

Because physical activity did not appear to mediate the association of perceived neighborhood disorder and obesity, future research should analyze the additional neighborhood disorder pathway of diet, which is a key component of the perceived neighborhood disorder conceptual model outlined by Burdette and Hill [ 32].

When we examined bivariate correlations between individual items from the perceived neighborhood disorder scale and physical activity (data not shown), specific elements of neighborhood disorder such as drug use in the neighborhood, was significantly and negatively associated with participation in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity among adolescents.