Sentence examples for situational interpretation from inspiring English sources
Thus, it can be said that the proposed system has a high situational interpretation capability.
The different methods do not measure the same concepts: observational tasks are mostly in laboratory setting, from which we do not know whether they generalize to naturalistic daily family functioning, whereas questionnaires measure daily family functioning, but are subject to the situational interpretation of the informant.
From a situational theoretical perspective, the managers' interpretation of the internal culture of the company, as well as the external environment in which the company operates, a broad behavioural repertoire of leadership roles, and the frequent performance of conceptually contradictory roles seem to correlate to firm growth.
The social information-processing model [ 20] proposes that children actively engage in a five step cognitive process when presented with social situational cues; encoding of cues, interpretation of cues, selection of desired outcome, retrieving potential responses from memory and selection of an appropriate response.
This interpretation takes into account situational specificity, familial context information and normal physical activity (see DSM-5 [ 3]) to yield a relative and integrative judgment about clinical relevance, severity and syndrome burden.
Physicians' interpretations of the patients' situational factors varied considerably.
Therefore, personality characteristics are supposed to affect perception, interpretation, and mental representation of situational conditions, maintaining relative stability over time, but actually they can change over longer periods (e.g. years) (Nezlek 2007).
Field observations and interviews with bouncers will further illustrate the quantitative data and support our interpretations by providing details regarding the situational contingencies of aggressive incidents.
The observer has to unpack those situational experiences by means of participant observation and mutual interpretation.
Such items and scales do not rely heavily on respondents' interpretation of an items' meaning due to the situational specificity of the content, thus both respondents and scale assessors can be fairly certain of what is being rated.
