Sentence examples for theory status from inspiring English sources

Anti-evolutionary views also persist, including that the "theory" status of evolution makes it weak, and that creationism should be taught in science classes as an alternative viewpoint (Nehm et al. [2009]).

We therefore asked whether the main effect of the incremental theory intervention was qualified by a significant Incremental Theory Condition × Victim Status interaction.

This effect was equally strong for victims of peer aggression and nonvictims, Incremental Theory Condition × Victim Status interaction b = −5.46, SE = 16.42, t 88) = 0.33, ns, and for students who were thought of as aggressive or not aggressive by their peers, Incremental Theory Condition × Baseline Aggression interaction b = −0.83, SE = 3.78, t 88) = 0.22, ns.

That's a simple theory of status goods.

Gerhard Lenski, who was Emeritus Professor, was professor at the University of North Carolina, created the theory of status inconsistency.

The trouble with this theory of "status discontent" -- of conservative Christians as downwardly mobile rubes -- was that most of them were neither.

From a deep split in English and German textual theory, the status of the all-important "copy-text" (either the 1922 edition or Joyce's chaotic and imperfect manuscript) became the subject of a fierce scholarly debate between Gabler and his nemesis, John Kidd.

My hypothesis is that Freud's argument might shed light on one of the central problems of political theory: the status of what Rousseau calls "the act by which a people is a people". The act as psychoanalysis understands it is not something we can know, interpret, or anticipate, but something by which we are "struck" both psychically and in the body, where it leaves its traces or impressions.

Consequently, a mixture of the above two approaches can constitute the foundational theory of status discordance.

This analysis is based on a detailed differentiation of the phenomenon (inside or outside the theory), the status of the theory, research strategy, and methods.

Sociologists Seymour Martin Lipset and Earl Raab's The Politics of Unreason: Right Wing Extremism in America, 1790-1977 (1970/1978), discusses the US radical right on the basis of a sociological theory of status politics and working class authoritarianism that is still highly current today.