It is also important to note that in religious countries (and India is one of the most religious countries: see PEW, 2002), religious believers are socially valued, and such social value can impact upon the degree to which people receive various psychological benefits (e.g., social self-esteem, psychological adjustment; see Gebauer, Sedikides, & Neberich, 2012).
Whereas academic engagement was socially valued in elementary school, negative social and academic behaviors were valued in middle school.
Generally speaking, in women, a thinner body is socially valued and such opinion may be dictated by social pressures on highly educated women to be thin than highly educated men [ 32].
Only when the caregiving work of both parents is socially valued will women achieve workplace equality.
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The above reflections provide a standard for determining when socially value-laden inquiry has gone wrong.
Socrates' partners either possess, or pretend to possess, certain socially valued skills and attitudes.
Hypothesis 1. Distortion of joy (gain of something socially valued) will correlate with increased interest in human contact.
Children's primitive impulses to move their bodies energetically can be directed, through education, toward the development of socially valued skills and interpersonally coordinated activity (HNC 69e-75).
Bullies might not have the socially valued means to gain a positive self-concept through competence and good performance at school.
In this paper, we propose a metric for the identification of elite foods (or, indeed, socially valued foods) using the types of data typically available to archeologists.
