Sentence examples for psychological foundations from inspiring English sources

The idea was a bigger hit with the press than with regulators.Michael Lewis, of "Liar's Poker" fame, has suggested that the move away from partnership shifted the psychological foundations of Wall Street "from trust to blind faith", allowing bankers to get one over on shareholders and taxpayers.

Menu designers have based design tactics on roughly applied psychological foundations.

Aristotle tries to explain what this harmony consists in by exploring the psychological foundations of moral character.

Haidt offers a provocative account of the psychological foundations of morality and how they lead to political conflicts.

This revival of Greek ideas can be seen in philosophers who show an interest in the psychological foundations of good character.

As traditional economic models of decision-making give way to models with more realistic psychological foundations, there is a pressing need to carefully consider what this 'behavioral' approach implies for public policy.

In the meantime, it recognised the psychological foundation a university degree confers in situations of underdevelopment.

That complacency, in turn, creates the psychological foundation for another leg down.

If you suddenly discovered that everything you thought you knew about your family was a lie, how much of a psychological foundation would you have left?

(Jonze and Eggers seem to be playing it up as a way of giving some deeper psychological foundation to the pretty straightforward childlike stubbornness that gives Maurice Sendak's book its authentic heart).

Close-order drill, however, was retained not only because it had value for ceremonies and for moving large bodies of men on foot but also because it provided a psychological foundation of teamwork and discipline without which combat drill is impossible.