A 2×2×2 analysis of variance (ANOVA) for mixed models with Group (No-Presence vs. Presence) as a between-subjects factor and Reality (Favourable vs. Unfavourable) and Reputation (Reputation Risk vs. No-Reputation Risk) as within-subject factors was run.
His unfavourable later reputation probably resulted from adverse propaganda by Egyptian priests, who resented his reduction of temple income.
In the present study, we investigate how the decision to deceive another individual is influenced by two important situational variables (namely favourable vs. unfavourable reality and the reputation risk vs. no reputation risk) and by dispositional individual differences (personality traits).
Its reputation for quality was dented by unfavourable consumer reports following problems with some diesel pumps and electronics in the big-selling E class saloons.
The results suggest that deception is definitely promoted by unfavourable events, and that maintaining one's own reputation encourages honesty, particularly in socially inclined individuals.
Though Dorries said the tax set-up of the Littlewoods pension pot was her primary concern, she took the opportunity to take a pop at the Barclay Brothers' reputation for using lawyers against those delivering unfavourable coverage of their affairs.
A 2008 Sky Living TV documentary also showed him and the hotel in an unfavourable light, and it appeared to be living on its past reputation.
The prosecution acknowledged the good reputation of German Jews in Atlanta but successfully exploited misconceptions about circumcision and unfavourable testimony about Frank's character from a few of his young female employees to paint him as a pervert.
Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.
An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.
Questions abounded, generally with unfavourable instinctive responses.
