The findings of this study support the application of mental models as a theoretical approach to unify thinking about violent games, contextual features of violent games, individual difference variables and differences in player perceptions and game experiences with regards to outcome aggression.
This ethically grounded ends-oriented approach offers a way of unifying thinking about the various practices or processes that can be associated with person-centered care, and criteria for judging which of these many practices or processes should count as person-centered in which circumstances.
Economists were unified in thinking it is hard for an individual investor to beat stockmarket indices; only 55% of the public agreed.
"All of us came together for different reasons," Mr. Weaver said, "but we're unified in thinking the party has to change its way.
Whether in industry or in health care, a quality strategy "gives a unified vocabulary for thinking about production as a system with a focus on customers," said Donald Berwick, founder of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, an advocacy organization based in Boston.
In Japan, the police aren't unified in their thinking.
Within the party was a vacuum — the absence of a shared and concrete program for bettering American lives — and Trump filled it with magical thinking unified only by his siren song of self.
Non-Americans should read these two books if only to hear for themselves and in detail how unified American foreign-policy thinking has become.Joseph Nye's book shows signs of having been written before September 11th and lightly updated.
Conservatives are generally unified in their economic thinking, in large part because most subscribe to Supply Side Economics, a doctrine that emerged during the Reagan administration.
One way of thinking about what unifies many feminist theorists is an interest in what difference, if any, the practical experience of gender makes to the subject matter or study of justice; how different feminists answer this question distinguishes them from each other and from those alternative distributive principles that most inspire their thinking.
The project is based on research conducted over the last 300 years on natural systems in the seven natural sciences (astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology, biology, math and computers).1 It seeks to unify that knowledge with systems thinking from human and social systems research.
