Sentence examples for sociological model from inspiring English sources

If the sociological model were entirely correct, alcoholism should often be expected to disappear with maturation as is the case with many other symptoms of social deviance.

This kind of dynamics is quite convincingly demonstrated by a recent agent-based model tailored to describe the formation of status hierarchies (Grow et al. 2015) following the sociological model of the creation of status hierarchies (Skvoretz and Fararo 1996).

Motivated by the observation that in reality consensus is rarely reached, we study a related sociological model in which individuals' intrinsic beliefs counterbalance the averaging process and yield a diversity of opinions.

It's an unproven sociological model, but why not give it a try?

In this context, the NPM is a sociological model that is suitable for prospective process evaluations of complex interventions.

This was informed by a sociological model of how organisational routines shape and are shaped by information and communications technologies.

In "The Anatomy of Prejudices" (1996), the word "prejudices," plural, is significant: Sociological models of prejudice had often characterized its diverse manifestations as simply variations on a single theme.

It's there in the thermodynamics of water heated past the boiling point; in the optical focusing that creates intense webs of light at the bottom of a swimming pool; in sociological models of mobs and mass movements like the sudden revolts that became the Arab Spring; and in ecological models for the collapse of a forest from an outbreak of insects.

This study presents quantitative, sociological models designed to account for cross-national variation in infant mortality rates.

Models to quantify ecosystem services require integration of both ecological process models and economical and sociological models at the right scale using a uniform terminology.

Whereas sociological models (e.g., the Wisconsin model; Sewell et al. 1969, 1970) are mainly focussed on the causes and consequences of educational inequality, (socio- psychological modelsocio- psychologicalational-choice theories) are focussed on cognitive processes and the consequences of students' decisions.