Sentence examples for theory proposing from inspiring English sources

In my own 1976 book, "Passages," I expanded on Erikson's theory, proposing that each new stage is preceded by a passage, a period of disruption and constructive change, which is not only predictable but also desirable.

But this sounds like nothing more than opposition to political theory proposing ideals that are difficult to achieve, and it is not clear what supports this opposition.

With such developments, some feminist empiricists such as Kristen Intemann have become interested in drawing on the strengths of both empiricism and standpoint theory, proposing a merger of the two approaches (Intemann 2010).

In addition, Peloza et al. (2013) combined the study of self-standard compliance and self-discrepancy theory, proposing that the morality of sustainable behavior is an important self-standard.

Now, the "personality myth" -- a theory proposing that personality is more a social construct than a psychological reality -- is finally catching on.

The researchers explain this phenomenon through what's known as "terror management theory," a psychological theory proposing that the fear of death is a significant human motivator.

It was a psychological theory, proposed by a Dutch rabbi named Menasseh ben Israel.

Enhanced financial institutions could serve the real purpose that financial theory proposes: serving the people.

A new Shakespeare conspiracy theory proposes that the bard may have been a woman.

The theory proposed here agreed qualitatively with the simulations as shown in Fig. 6.

This illusion may be explained in part by a "fading trace" theory, proposed by Gestalt psychologists.