Sentence examples for views of self from inspiring English sources

The current study demonstrates how brooding is intertwined with views of self and core assumptions about emotion.

This term was coined by J. Piaget and includes egocentrism in the views of self and others and incapacity for authentic interpersonal empathy.

Interested in how the self shaped clothing consumption and use, Ogle et al. (2013) utilized Guy and Banim's (2000) views of self to explore how consumption of maternity dress might shape the self during a liminal life stage (i.e., pregnancy).

Finally, in all of life, we seek to make the Person of Jesus the main thing, shaping our views of self, others, and the world with the mold that he gives us in the Gospels.

Sadly and ironically, these "flawed" clients are often decent and likeable folks suffering from a negative self-image based on messages received in childhood that shaped their views of self and world.

What Brewin does not address, however, is what the effect of therapy would be if an individual does not have access to more positive views of self.

When we create a police state in our communities (gated or otherwise) and give someone the power or license to be the judge and jury, we invite scenarios where their internal biases and inflated-views-of-self shape their work.

John C. Danforth, like many others of late, tries to make the case that the views of self-described "moderate" Christians deserve a place in the arena of ideas.

Phillip J. Ivanhoe has nicely captured this point by contrasting the views of self-cultivation for Mengzi and Wang Yangming as the difference between a model of development and a model of discovery (Ivanhoe 2002).

On such deflationary views of self-deception, one need only hold a false belief p, possess evidence that ~p, and have some desire or emotion that explains why p is believed and retained.

How patients conceptualise self-management and their views of self-management plans is the subject of an ongoing secondary study associated with this RCT.