Sentence examples for perceived to behave from inspiring English sources

Some participants expressed negative impacts on their self-worth, and consequently their agency, when staff members were perceived to behave in ways that devalued the participant as a person.

At Court, in the theater and in the salons and ballrooms of Saint Petersburg, they were expected to act according to a very complex and formal code of conduct, as Europeans were perceived to behave, and in doing so, "they performed their European manners almost like actors on a public stage".

It aims to be part of the community and, as an Asian spokesman says, "if you're perceived to have behaved badly, there's a price to pay".

Sense of obligation or moral obligation, referring to individuals' perceived responsibility to behave environmentally (Sanchez 2010), is considered as a personal norm.

There were many expressions of discontent about being placed near someone who was behaving in a way that was perceived to be disruptive.

School professionals perceived, to various degrees, that one of their missions was to open up children to possibilities that the world has to offer and the need to behave respectfully towards it.

Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

According to the TPB, a behaviour such as choosing to undergo BCS or mastectomy is predicted by behavioural intentions, which in turn are predicted by attitudes towards the behaviour, subjective norm (how significant others expect one to behave) and perceived behavioural control (in the present case, how easy or difficult it is to make the decision).

''We have declared to our banks that they are supposed to behave responsibly — to perceive these Baltic countries as their home market,'' Borg said.

Thus social competence involves the capabilities to perceive and process social information, and to behave most appropriately based on this information in a given social context.