Sentence examples for perceived friend from inspiring English sources

However, for female inmates, this predictor occurred similarly but with lower perceived friend support (rather than family) (Chen 2010).

EPA administrator Gina McCarthy--no perceived friend of the fossil fuel industry cited the industry's efforts to cut methane emissions on Sept. 20, when she unveiled the Obama administration's proposal to limit greenhouse gas emissions from new fossil-fueled power plants.

An "ego perceived friend" means the ego nominates an alter as a friend, but the nomination is not reciprocated.

An "alter perceived friend" means that an alter nominates the ego as a friend but not vice versa.

One client for example found out that a perceived friend was actually not a friend, and vice versa.

However, the never engaged in NSSI group did not significantly differ on perceived friend or significant other support than those who engaged in NSSI in the past; yet these two groups did significantly differ on the perception of support from family.

Ideally, it would, but since man is a risk-averse social creature who wants to protect himself from perceived foes by colluding with perceived friends, it does not.

In contrast, the influence of nearby alter perceived friends is much weaker and not significant (12%, −13% to 47%).

Women who perceived friends and family to be supportive were twice as likely to attend ANC in Jamaica [ 22].

Among friends, we can distinguish additional possibilities; as each person was asked to name a friend, and not all of these nominations were reciprocated, we have ego perceived friends (denoted "friends"), "alter perceived friends" (alter named ego as a friend, but not vice versa) and "mutual friends" (ego and alter nominated each other).

Nearby mutual friends have a stronger effect than nearby ego perceived friends; when they become happy it increases the probability ego will be happy by 63%12%to to 148%).