Sentence examples for perceived inclusion from inspiring English sources

The results support the multiple roles of community diversity on a newcomer's perceived inclusion.

The theoretical background on perceived inclusion is obtained from the optimal distinctiveness theory, which comprises of two dimensions, namely, social identification and perceived uniqueness.

This study examines the role of community diversity (in terms of perceived visible dissimilarity, perceived informational dissimilarity and perceived value dissimilarity) in influencing perceived inclusion of newcomers in the online community and the influence of such perception on newcomers' engagement intention.

Data on government commitments and system capacity is derived from the NCPI, which is self-reported data representing both national government representative's opinions of the status and performance of their HIV M&E systems and civil society/bilateral/multilateral opinion on perceived inclusion in HIV M&E activities.

As we identified in this paper, some patients experienced distress when unwillingly involved in bedside handover; other patients perceived this inclusion positively.

Residents also perceived the inclusion of pre-, and post-test multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in podcasts to be effective for knowledge retention (Table  6).

Even though we feel a bit distanced from the decision-making process the people of Slovenia still perceive our inclusion as a compliment to our political process and achievements.

To examine family child care home (FCCH) providers' perceptions of appropriate physical activity (PA), current practices, and perceived barriers to inclusion of PA within their programs.

Like Lloyd's, with Noelle Codispodi in charge, GIS has worked actively and with conscience about confronting the industry's real and perceived diversity and inclusion challenges, catching them early enough in the talent pipeline before the road forks into some dead ends.

This study is strengthened by the inclusion of measures beyond frequency of exposure and the inclusion of perceived valence of the exposure from each of the various sources.

This study is also strengthened by the inclusion of measures beyond frequency of exposure and the inclusion of perceived valence of the exposure from each of the various sources.