Sentence examples for tasks of identity from inspiring English sources

Prior PAR research with slightly younger students than our sample (5th and 6th graders) also identified group dynamics and social maturity as major challenges in implementation, attributing behaviors such as clowning, put-downs, and "silly" responses to questions as part of the early adolescent developmental tasks of identity formation (Wilson et al. 2007).

The four-year-old task force had photographs of identity theft suspects on file, and Mr. Ryan was able to connect one of them to false identification used in the King and Foxx cases.

Here, learning is not merely the application of an approach to a cognitive task, but a social process of identity formation.

One of the tasks concerned identity and the other emotion.

Indicated values represent the percentage of identity among the consensus sequences of TaSKs / TaSKs at the genomic level (A), CDS level (B) and predicted protein level (C).

I've always been bemused that banks and mobile phone companies in this country still rely on the production of utility bills as proof of identity, an impossible task for those who are either renting short-term or have just arrived in this country.

The direct comparison of Identity and Control task will provide information regarding the neural basis of chess specific object recognition (main effect of task).

It would be better for America as well as for the South if Southerners rediscovered their hidden past and took up the painful task of refashioning an identity that no longer inspires their countrymen.

A second son among four siblings, the third generation of a patriarchal family where his father, Serge, 84, still runs the family empire with an iron fist, Mr. Dassault has faced the task of establishing an identity independent of his last name.

Early gesture/action recognition is the task of determining the identity of a gesture/action with as few information as possible.

This may be especially pertinent for youth, as a primary developmental task of adolescence is identity formation and the development of close extra-familial interpersonal relationships [ 65].