Sentence examples for to attribution from inspiring English sources

According to attribution theory, attributing positive and negative events to effort or ability leads to different consequences, because effort and ability differ in terms of controllability and stability.

It opens us up to attribution.

"There are many significant artworks which harbour long-standing questions related to attribution, authenticity or simply our desire to understand the hand of a masterful artist," he said.

"Too many charities jump to their final outcome, such as to raise attainment, or to reduce offending or poverty, without considering the intermediate steps that are vital to attribution and are often easier to measure.

In his aversion to attribution, Walsh has earned a footnote in the history of those whom the Roman poet Martial, in the first century, called the "plagiarii" — those who "kidnap slaves," or, in Martial's experience, his words.

For example, Stefan Rahmstorf's study showing the 'loading of the climate dice' when it comes to attribution of the Moscow heat wave (y'all discuss this at RC as well)... What if his same methodology (or others like it) were to be applied to the extreme cold gripping Eastern Europe / Balkans this winter?

Open licensing requires downstream users to give attribution to the original creator.

Participants were assured that submissions of responses were anonymised to prevent attribution to individuals.

We conduct two experiments to investigate how investors react to attributions accompanying management guidance.

Neuroticism also may relate to attributions of hostility to others via its association with emotionally reactive aggression.

This shows that attributions of causal responsibility do not automatically translate to attributions of blame or legal responsibility (Shaver, 1985).