The Negative Self-Portrayal Scale (NSPS) is a new questionnaire designed to assess the extent to which individuals are concerned that specific self-attributes they view as being deficient will be exposed to scrutiny and evaluation by critical others in social situations.
The film's portrayal of the massive scale of the contest is accurate, with 38,000 Indians trying out for the Million Dollar Arm show in real life.
Lower on the "horrific" scale would be the portrayal of the bombardment in American media.
Getting the vote for women?" 4 popped kernels (Scale: 0-4) accurateate portrayal of Lincoln as the politician who won passage of the 13th Amendment.
Each instrument included case-specific items on verbal and physical portrayal using a 3-point rating scale ("yes", "yes, but" and "not done").
The checklists for each of the four cases included specific items on verbal and physical portrayal rated on a 3-point scale ("yes", "yes, but" and "not done"), for example: SP effectively portrayed his concerns at the opening statement SP's tone of voice was anxious as he is worried about a heart attack.
Unfolding on an epic scale, this coherent, if uncompleted, portrayal of our age is a grand parable of "late capitalism" set in the innards of the Internal Revenue Service.
The first is as a coherent, if incomplete, portrayal of our age unfolding on an epic scale: a grand parable of postindustrial culture or "late capitalism," and an anguished examination of the lot of the poor (that is, white-collar) individual who finds himself caught in this system's mesh.
Nevertheless, her portrayal was a triumph and never once seemed small scaled.
KRAJESKI: His portrayal is accurate if you're using the specific scales of the poetry world, maybe.
Johnson wrote that while Bear's depictions of events on a grand scale, like the decay of Seattle, are good, his portrayal of the key players against this backdrop is not as strong.
