I began to see tendencies and patterns in managerial people that they needed a certain way of learning and keeping up with technology.
In other words, values describe a person's goals and underlying motivations, which may or may not be reflected in behavior without a mediating variable; on the other hand, personality traits explain different levels of behavioral tendencies and patterns of attitude, thoughts, and feelings (McAdams 1995; Parks-Leduc et al. 2014; Schwartz 1994).
Yoga practice is designed to teach us about our own tendencies, habits and patterns, and guide us to healthier ways of inhabiting our bodies and dealing with life's challenges.
Questions were designed to avoid bias from order effect, acquiescence, central tendency and pattern answering [ 18, 19].
The archaeological applications dominate, for instance to investigate changes in habitat, food, animal herding, dietary tendencies and migration patterns for humans.
It's my job to learn everything I can about the nuances, tendencies, and habitual patterns of this vessel -- physically, mentally, emotionally, psychically, spiritually.
By analyzing the data and related information at R&D level over the past decades, developmental tendency and R&D patterns were summarized.
"But the operation of the offense, the tendencies and the substitution pattern, you can learn a lot from somebody who has been on the staff.
At least, that is Thurman's theory: Cromartie absorbs so much information about his opponent that his brain races, computing receivers' tendencies, release patterns and route combinations so quickly that he tries to remember everything on every play.
Babies are born into "one great blooming, buzzing confusion" as William James put it, and slowly learn to perceive and categorize objects, patterns, tendencies, and so on.
Recency bias is the tendency to think that trends and patterns we observe in the recent past will continue in the future.
