Sentence examples for psychological orientations from inspiring English sources

To see how it does, we must look (1) more closely at the concept of association, (2) at Hartley's notion of "transference," and (3) at the series of psychological orientations association and transference generate.

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Kilson believes that Blassingame ultimately failed in his analysis because "his intellectual integration of social and psychological orientations has yet to be fully achieved".

"European films often fare better in smaller theaters because of their intimate nature and psychological orientation," he adds.

We explored the contribution of sex hormones to career-related interests, in particular studying whether prenatal androgens affect interests through psychological orientation to Things versus People.

Overall, our findings indicate that health-related decision-making is influenced more by a psychological orientation affecting self-efficacy, shaped in part by perceptions of environmental unpredictability and harshness, than by limited knowledge, education or other indicators of modernization.

Lloyd does not intend the maleness of reason to refer to either a socially constituted gender category or a psychological orientation shared by males.

Additionally, youths' racial identity their psychological orientation toward being their race, especially for youth of color has important associations for youths' thoughts about themselves, their future and their lives.

So, gender difference for MacKinnon is not a matter of having a particular psychological orientation or behavioural pattern; rather, it is a function of sexuality that is hierarchal in patriarchal societies.

Another characteristic of international entrepreneurs is their proactive discovery (Kirzner 1973; Covin and Slevin 1989; Miller 1983), the cognitive and psychological orientation to quickly spot different types of opportunities, to calculate risks and returns using a different approach, and to develop different ways of exploiting them (Zahra et al. 2004).

For instance, parents' SES has an important influence on their offspring during childhood while the health of offspring affects their educational attainment and their occupational class during adulthood, and in their adulthood, SES further impacts their health behaviors and psychological orientation.