We know that students who are not seen as gender-conforming are often unable to achieve popularity in high school.
Attractors resulting from the clustering process can be seen as letters that conform a vocabulary that characterizes the environment.
He is seen as "keeping it real," not conforming to the N.B.A. that David Stern wants to sell.
This design was, on one hand, imposed by the initial delay in obtaining values for the assessment metrics and, as a consequence, for the drift function (d(t)); on the other hand, seen as a desirable mechanism to conform to Kohonen's proposal of an ordering and a convergence phase for the SOM [8] and to deal with drastic changes that can occur in the underlying distribution.
Literature on 'stereotype threat', for example, has illustrated that students who become aware that 'their' culture is seen as inferior have high risks of conforming to the stereotypes and thus (unconsciously) deteriorate their own life prospects.
Black and Latina women are particularly at risk for being seen as angry when they fail to conform to these restrictive norms.
Indeed many, including Wiseman, stressed how they were seen as children as they did not conform to the ideals of masculinity: Interviewer: How does the community treat you if you don't meet the characteristics of being that man?
We have already discussed the importance of the affiliation motive in people's desire to conform to what are seen as the dominant local practices or norms.
(F, Ind, I, 70 74) Although not typical of the generally positive accounts of interactive opportunities, this account is typical in another respect: that of the reluctance of many to conform to what are seen as negative stereotypes of older people.
Biases were possible, by using THPs or BHPs as research assistants to interview their colleagues, where respondents might have wanted not to be seen as deviant and, thus, might have tried to conform to commonly accepted views in their profession.
