Sentence examples for social positive from inspiring English sources

(Galbreath 2010: p411) Where a social positive value is not experienced by some social groups or communities, the pressing task is how to engage the involved stakeholders to work towards a fairer outcome.

Goffman (1967) proposed that face is gained from others in some specific social interactions, and it refers to a social positive value that others think one should gain, a self-portrait depicted by approved social attributes.

CSR is typically defined as those capacities exercised by businesses, governments and other civil entities to ensure the impact of their operations has a social positive value and not a negative harmful effect (The International Organisation for Standardisation, cited in MOSS 2015: np).

But legalization becomes a strategic, social, positive and a real solution to the problem".

My investigation spans genetics and neuroscience, as well as evolutionary, developmental, social, positive, and cognitive psychology.

Based on learning theory, Nock and Prinstein [ 33] have previously confirmed a four-factor model of FASM functions, with an underlying factor structure of automatic negative, automatic positive, social negative, and social positive reinforcement.

Shorten, meanwhile, is best served trying to keep the debate on the social positives of his policies, this week's $2.4bn announcement to end the freeze on Medicare rebates, for example.

These results are consistent with the polarity hypothesis and suggest a deficit in the processing of non-social positive stimuli in patients with schizophrenia.

Moreover, let us notice that a comparison of the performances of the two groups revealed that patients made significantly more errors than controls for the evaluation of non-social positive stimuli, F 1, 19)=10,5, p < 0.001, but not for the evaluation of non-social negative stimuli, F < 1.

"We started understanding what this child was needing and looking for, and giving it to that child in a more pro-social, positive way, instead of waiting for this child to fall apart and demand it on his own terms," said Gilliam.

As described above, Nock and Prinstein [ 26] grouped the FASM items into four factors, which they termed: Automatic-Negative, Automatic-Positive, Social-Negative, and Social-Positive Reinforcement.