Sentence examples for perceived mastery from inspiring English sources

Lachman & Weaver found that participants with low income had lower perceived mastery and more perceived constraints.

Apparently, personally perceived mastery evidence is more powerful than mastery evidence provided by peers in undergraduate education.

In the present study, the perceived mastery level of the patient was not measured but it was assessed for the caregiver.

The same study reported a decrease in perceived mastery in the control group and a decrease in family problem-solving in the intervention group, demonstrating the balances that need to be considered with increased clinician communication.

In a randomized controlled trial (RCT), Klerman et al. [ 16] assessed the impact of quality antenatal care, defined as additional visits with psychosocial support, on maternal (smoking cessation, weight gain, perceived mastery) and infant (gestational age, birth weight) outcomes.

This is especially important in hospice care as patients may become so debilitated that they need to rely on proxy ratings from their caregivers to assess and attend to their symptom management Caregiver perceived quality of life was related to four variables, perceived mastery, symptom distress, age, and years of education, with mastery being the strongest predictor.

Also, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), pointed out the importance of strengthening psychological resources such as coping abilities, self-efficacy, mastery, perceived control, self-esteem, hope and optimism before and during a disaster (9).

We assessed perceived control with the Mastery Scale [ 40].

We assess the amount of perceived control through the Pearlin Mastery Scale [ 70].

Self-efficacy develops from mastery experiences, modeling, vicarious experiences, and perceived control (Bandura, 1977; Pajares, 2002).

An increase in perceived control over one's life, measured using the Pearlin and Schooler's Mastery Scale.