Sentence examples similar to self-perceived success from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that self-perceived language proficiency can predict academic success better than standardized language tests, and hence is also a strong (and sometimes better) indicator of language proficiency.

Perceived need variables were: self-perceived general health, self-perceived mental health, opinion of own weight, and stress (available for middle adolescents and young adults only).

Drowning in the wake of my self-perceived incapacities as a wife, I wonder if my professional success as a female entrepreneur and commitment to my children as a mother are a facade.

Once on the job, Gallup found that two out of three employees are not engaged -- presumably because their self-perceived skills are not aligned with reality or their personal metrics of success are not aligned with the team or company they join.

Also in Li et al.'s (2010) study of 178 international students in a university in England, self-perceived English writing ability instead of English test scores, was determined to be a significant predictor of academic success.

At its core is the notion that optimizing "self-perceived capability" is central to rewarding jobs.

In developing the survey, we hypothesized that self-perceived capability had a distinct application for physicians.

Subtle tricks can help iron out any self-perceived imperfections.

In our own survey, we used two chief measures to judge self-perceived capability.

Participants with self-perceived expertise in geography prompted assertions of familiarity with nonexistent places.

Like many self-perceived victims, he was convinced that no one really tried to feel his pain.