[ 30, 43, 44] Hui and Triandis have described sincerity as a cultural value among Hispanics that may lead to measurement bias, positing that the Hispanic culture generally values sincere responses that lead to more ready endorsements of scale end points because the middle of scales often reflect a "don't know", "no opinion", or similar option.
I know it's a long shot and we may never fully wipe out bias, but what we can do is make sincere efforts to value our humanity because that trumps everything else.
If President Obama is sincere about standing up for fundamental values, then America's actions must live up to its rhetoric.
Lean and wiry, and capable of a ferocious temper, Protheroe was a staunch and sincere defender of the BBC and its values, with a strongly developed competitive streak.
Ms Rousseff's were brilliant: glossy yet sincere-seeming, they successfully blended high production values with a common touch.
As stated by our students in the same sense of the research developed by Prins et al. (2005), they positively value if their peers develop sincere assessment according to their work, even if it is not positive.
As it began I wondered if Wood's words would be sincere or designed for mere public relations value.
"They had a capable leader in Sarah Edmondson, who was an honest, sincere person, who honestly believed in the value of the Nxivm teachings".
As a prolific consumer of online content, I value nothing more than the sincere expression of opinion that differs from mine.
But when we talk about companies making real efforts, Twilio is doing it in a very sincere way that's completely consistent with their values.
