Sentence examples for perceptions of social from inspiring English sources

For perceptions of social dominance, the effects were similar to the initial model: only socially dominant content was a significant predictor variable (β = 0.52, p < 0.001).

The general perceptions of social work are vague and detrimental.

(They also report that perceptions of social decline tend to be associated with conservative attitudes).

Baby boomers ceding control to succeeding generations risk confusing lost authority with perceptions of social entropy.

A scheme like this could transform perceptions of social work and contribute to the huge task of tackling social disadvantage.

They also cover issues that may be predominant among patients with particular illnesses (e.g., feelings of loss of control, perceptions of social stigma).

Participants rated the various traits on another one-to-seven scale, with one indicating "not at all desirable" and seven meaning "extremely desirable".The results reveal that just as cold drinks lead to perceptions of social conditions being cold, tinkering with feelings of physical stability leads to perceptions of social instability.

Work to improve public perceptions of social work continues to be demanding, but good media and campaign work by College members is giving a strong and authentic practice voice across the media.

If I look back to the media perceptions of social work before TCSW I do feel that the debate surrounding particular incidents of abuse of children has become more balanced.

Perceptions of social prohibitions range from internalized norms to family or community restrictions (Intel 2012).

Meaningful gains were noted in perceptions of social support and relevance of school.