Sentence examples for sociocultural model from inspiring English sources

The dual pathway sociocultural model we have previously described is primarily concerned with examining the effect of external, sociocultural influences on evolution acceptance.

A sociocultural model on oral health disparities presented by Patrick and colleagues was adapted to generate a preliminary conceptual model [ 25].

Thompson's Tripartite Influence Model [ 4] of body dissatisfaction and Stice's Sociocultural Model of Disordered Eating [ 5] have identified media, peers, and parents as the three formative sociocultural influences.

The results offer support to general sociocultural models of media effects on body image, and extend these to "new" media.

The present findings highlight the importance of including appearance investment in sociocultural models of the development of men's body image, and suggest that appearance investment may be an important target variable to consider when designing body dissatisfaction prevention and intervention programs tailored to young men.

Sociocultural models have linked the development of body image disturbance and eating disorders to exposure to media messages promoting the thin female ideal [ 3].

In line with Bleakly [ 53], we think that sociocultural models of learning will provide a better insight into teachers' conceptions than individual models of experiential learning [ 54] or the reflective learning approach by Schön [ 55], because sociocultural models combine a teacher's personal perspective and the teaching environment.

While the project we have developed examines education and religion-related pathways (in what could be termed a "sociocultural pathway model"), other factors have been suggested to play a role in acceptance of evolutionary theory.

In contrast to models that do not resolve endogenous sociocultural dynamics, our model describes and explains how and why the Neolithic advanced in stages.

As an example, according to this model, sociocultural factors such as demand or pressure from colleagues and supervisors and attitudes and behaviors at the workplace may act together with biomechanical and biological factors, such as personal capacities in influencing the work, and modify the risk for MSDs.

One of the two sociocultural factors of the model was explored.