However, broad-based topic accessibility also implies reliance on writers' personal experiences and socio-cultural background knowledge that can lead to a greater topic-effect on L2 writing and overuse of such language features as obligation and necessity modals.
The third resource is cultural capital, which is "general cultural background, knowledge, disposition, and skills" (Macleod 1995: 13).
It is, therefore, an interpretation that requires cultural background knowledge appropriate to the situation.
The differences observed are most likely a mixture and mutual reinforcement of demands related to the work situation as well as the socio-cultural background, level of knowledge and education.
Employing a 2 × 2 × 2 design, socio-cultural background (Switzerland / Colombia), cultural match between test facilitator and participant (mismatch / match) and product price (high / low) were manipulated.
The Times, and often other Western media, seems fixated in linking the socio-cultural background of this region to social and health ills.
Finally, the effects of socio-cultural background are unclear and have been reported inconsistently in the literature (Jüttler and Schumann 2016; Kotte and Lietz 1998).
The Casilino district is a well-defined area, located in the suburbs of Rome, with a relatively homogeneous socio-cultural background.
It seems that a combination of psychological traits in interaction with socio-cultural background and experiential factors has an important bearing on entrepreneurial intention.
The Scandinavian countries have a common socio-cultural background.
Clinicians and care-givers independently assessed the children in relation to their socio-cultural background.
