Sentence examples similar to self uncertainty from inspiring English sources

From uncertainty identity theory, it was hypothesized that where people feel their self-relevant values and practices are under threat, self-uncertainty strengthens identification with "radical" groups, and either has no effect on or weakens identification with "moderate" groups.

This prediction was confirmed by a laboratory experiment in which self-uncertainty and group radicalism were manipulated in a 2 × 2 design (N = 82); the preference to identify with a moderate over a radical group disappeared under uncertainty because uncertainty strengthened identification with the radical group.

This suggests that, if there is an inherently greater prior for self under uncertainty, it is easily overcome by experience.

This is self-imposed uncertainty.

At the luncheon, the marketing managers seemed ready to be wooed, but at the outset there was a self-conscious uncertainty about protocol.

Here you have - on the one hand - a man whose face is always contorted somewhere between self-doubt, uncertainty and a very terrible appreciation of his own awkwardness whilst on the other we have not just an infantry regiment, but one of the stuffiest and ritualistic outfits in an organisation that prides itself on engineering situations that freak out the socially awkward.

Heterogeneity in self-reported uncertainty is examined in Table 6.

Following a description of methods for creating an 'uncertainty in speech' corpus, the authors study the differences between self-reported uncertainty and externally perceived uncertainty.

Pon-Barry and Shieber propose the use of phrase-level prosodic features for inferring the level of a speaker's self-reported uncertainty.

The tracker's core is a particle filter, modified to handle, within a single unified framework, the problem of complete or partial occlusion for some of the involved mobile sensors, as well as inconsistent estimates in the global frame among sensors, due to observation errors and/or self-localization uncertainty.

Although these situations place America in a state of largely self-inflicted uncertainty, it gives us a tremendous opportunity to revisit what makes America great - the promise of a free, open, and tolerant society that welcomes the outsider and raises that person up to achieve all that America offers.