An understanding of the origins of these beliefs is also needed, with potential avenues of study including the effects of tobacco dependence, the extent to which smokers' negativity is socially constructed or consistent across different cultures, and the influence of cognitive dissonance processes.
This review makes it clear that there are remaining white areas on the knowledge map concerning consistent and socially optimal RE policies.
A person's gender expression may or may not be consistent with socially prescribed gender roles, and may or may not reflect his or her gender identity" (American Psychological Association 2010, p. 28).
The obvious coincidence between the issues raised by faith consistent and socially responsible investors to banks, boards of directors and their fellow shareholders and the priorities elaborated in the address by Pope Francis is indeed welcome.
Where the difference relates to that of 'population uncertainty'; that is the future benefit will accrue to the 'statistical' or unknown persons versus the known individual, current resource allocation decisions may not be consistent with socially efficient allocation over time.
Among carers in our study, worse primary care experience was associated with being male, younger, non-white, and living in a socially deprived area, findings consistent with previous studies examining patient experience in primary care [ 47– 47].
The particular relevance of self-oriented perfectionism for depression (versus socially-prescribed perfectionism) is consistent with research highlighting the role of ruminative, self-focused attention in the onset and maintenance of depression (Nolen-Hoeksema 1991, 2000; Kuehner and Weber 1999).
We distinguish four such classes: socially evocative, social interface, socially receptive, and sociable.
This evidence for a basal position of S. richteri alleles within the group of alleles of all socially polymorphic species again is consistent with earlier conclusions based on smaller data sets [10], [11].
Finally, intense sexual conflict in EPT was expected to lead to low nest attendance as an indication of sexually antagonistic interests, whereas we expected more cooperation between parents in CPT consistent with their socially monogamous breeding system.
