| Is information misleading because the research methods used do not take into consideration the sociocultural background of participants? |
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| The influence of sociocultural factors on language minority children's development is the second significant factor analyzed. |
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| The degree of difficulty of bilingual language development depends on a complex array of sociocultural and individual factors. |
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| It is evident that issues of power in the existing sociocultural political context continue to affect children's daily lived realities. |
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| Satcher uses historical and sociocultural factors to analyze the particular mental health care needs of each minority group. |
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| As women, we are influenced by the same sociocultural factors that affect all women in our culture. |
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| Most theories of dieting, body image, and eating disorders assign a major role to sociocultural factors, such as the media. |
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| Research on health promoting lifestyles has focused on individual choice with little attention to sociocultural and environmental factors. |
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| They are, in fact, biosocial theories that place fully coequal emphasis on genetic and sociocultural factors. |
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| Members of a cultural identity group tend to share certain worldviews, norms, values, goal priorities, and sociocultural heritage. |
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| The flag is at the same time a strong protest against arbitrary actions, injustice, and sociopolitical and sociocultural insubordination. |
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| Many social and psychological interventions require a thorough understanding of the sociocultural context, which outsiders typically do not have. |
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| As in past case studies, we need to begin by handling sociocultural labels with care. |
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| The liberalization of attitudes and sociocultural values undoubtedly played a role in these findings. |
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| With clear tables and incisive arguments, it is a single-volume reference on this vexing sociocultural problem. |
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| A variety of sociocultural influences combined in the 1990s to improve the status of women in the federal workplace. |
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| Feminist folkloristics, as developed in the United States and Canada, understands gender as a fundamentally sociocultural construct. |
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| Early family therapy models tended to focus narrowly on the interior of the family, inattentive to larger sociocultural influences. |
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| Attention is dynamic, and there are sociocultural influences that push us to pay attention one way or another. |
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| In line with: Tasks contextualized sociocultural environments and suggestions for developing learning strategies and communication. |
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| The rules which determine the appropriate choice in conversation derive from the arcane art of knowing the ins and outs of the complex sociocultural fabric of Korean. |
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| These studies address questions of student learning, whole language instruction, and relationships between schooling and the sociocultural processes. |
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| Are they arbitrary, sociocultural constructions or in-built evolutionary predispositions? |
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| It would be helpful to combat these prejudiced sociocultural expectations and convictions in order to bring the drink problem under more control. |
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| It also looks at important sociocultural factors such as the regional, ethnic and religious characteristics of this group. |
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| She added that each nation should develop its own format fitting its historical and sociocultural context to meet the universal standards of norms of democracy. |
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| Further, sociocultural mechanisms have been identified as important predisposing factors in binge eating and as underlying factors in the etiology of bulimia. |
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| The subject matter of the Principles is highly complex from several points of view: historical, sociocultural and legal. |
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| Health and nutrition are affected by a variety of sociocultural factors. |
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| It would be useful for future studies to explore the role of other sociocultural agents, such as schools and teachers, in influencing attitudes and behaviors. |
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| Finally, a network of sociocultural and recreational contacts will be organized. |
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| Intentions and party lines are one thing, but the concrete sociocultural dynamics of development and development programs are another. |
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| Here one can observe the sociocultural structure, which was conceived of hundred years ago and not practically changed up to now. |
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| A life habit is a current activity or a social role promoted by the person or his sociocultural context. |
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| The second element to consider after the multidisciplinary aspect, is taking into account sociocultural factors. |
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| The creation of a national identity has not been easy considering the differences between island sociocultural practices, languages, and resources. |
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| Their laws still contain many measures which discriminate against women based on norms, customs and sociocultural prejudices. |
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| Attempting to revalorize the cultural dimension in sociocultural phenomena, it especially brings into relief the concept of cultural memory. |
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| The study of kinship and social organization is a central focus of sociocultural anthropology, as kinship is a human universal. |
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| Other paintings refer obliquely to the sociocultural climate she found in her adoptive country, a climate she studied detachedly, as if she had trained her microscope on some especially virulent life-form. |
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| This ineluctably requires a sociocultural revolution in the majority of large, longestablished companies whose situation we have just broadly outlined. |
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| As for the Carrefour francophone, even though it is a rallying point for the Francophones of Sudbury, it only has influence in the sociocultural sector. |
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| The programme, launched in 2001, provided effective sociocultural tools and techniques for formulating training and retraining methods for teachers. |
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| Secondly, given its strong entrepreneurial and economic drive, it can be seen to play a leading role in intellectual, artistic and sociocultural research on a daily basis. |
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| These include their inability to judge the profitability of their operations due to a lack of basic accounting skills, insufficient technical and business management skills as well as sociocultural constraints. |
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| The programme and content of the scheduled training will address the nature of reported concerns, taking into account the principle of sharing good practices and the sociocultural realities of each country and subregion. |
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| This serves the dual purpose of deepening knowledge and placing the economy within a broader sociocultural vision, avoiding any kind of economic determinism. |
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| The very choice of words used to define or describe a particular behaviour or human condition is often influenced by sociocultural considerations and may be based on ethical and moral judgments. |
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| This multi-country initiative will be jointly managed by country offices and the regional office, through ad hoc coordination mechanism for each of sociocultural environments. |
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| They should also undertake to facilitate on this subject an open international discussion, ensuring the free expression of various sociocultural, religious and philosophical opinions. |
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| This panel concentrates on showing the extent to which the definition of violence, perceptions of its seriousness, tolerance and justifications of certain acts varies according to sociocultural contexts. |
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| It grows out of beliefs and actions of the people themselves and develops in each country within its specific historical, sociocultural and economic context. |
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| During the Year of Our Native Land, numerous historical and architectural monuments in Belarus will be restored and the construction of sociocultural infrastructure will continue. |
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| It explores how culture, history, sociocultural ism and math intersect and focuses on real-world applications. |
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| So being, CINE FAVELA, the first movie theater founded in a favela community in the world was born, lending it name to the sociocultural project. |
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| Although conational social support is important to sociocultural adaptation, it is not clear how social interaction influences adaptation. |
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| From what began as the Beatlemania fad, the group's popularity grew into what was seen as an embodiment of sociocultural movements of the decade. |
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| It is sometimes referred to as sociocultural anthropology in the parts of the world that were influenced by the European tradition. |
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| It is sometimes grouped with sociocultural anthropology, and sometimes considered part of material culture. |
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| Academic research has shown that the most notable variation within Australian English is largely sociocultural. |
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| In the 19th century, the Bengal Renaissance brought about an increased sociocultural sophistication among city denizens. |
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| Distribution of intestinal parasitoses in relation to invironmental and sociocultural parameters in La Plata Argentina. |
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| Social change may refer to the notion of social progress or sociocultural evolution, the philosophical idea that society moves forward by dialectical or evolutionary means. |
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| Inquiry in sociocultural anthropology is guided in part by cultural relativism, the attempt to understand other societies in terms of their own cultural symbols and values. |
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| It developed partly as a result of sociocultural facts such as the diglossic situation in Canada and the resultant negative view of mainstream translation in Quebec. |
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| A PEST analysis of the market is incorporated to determine the implications of political, economic, sociocultural, and technological factors on the market. |
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| Indeed, the possibility of investing perlocutionary force in a message board posting provides direct evidence of the marshalling and deployment of sociocultural agency online. |
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