Sentences with phrase «for perceived»

The shady looking hard money lenders have made the hard money loans ill - famed for the perceived tough lending process and the hidden high - interest rates.

Buyers are facing higher cost of debt and expect more reward for perceived added risk, given the uncertainty of the current administration's policy initiatives.

And when the market is up, even more agents flood in for that perceived quick cash.

We don't do this because there would be less practicing independent realtors out there that would in turn curtail competition, but perhaps the competition board should focus more on having proficient realtors representing the public versus allowing things to get dumbed down just for the perceived hope of saving a few bucks.

In general, the strongest mediated effect was found for perceived behavioural control.

Predictors for Perceived Stress and Social Support in the Total Sample and by Attachment Styles.

Results indicated that gender, religion and ethnicity explained 4 % of the variance for perceived social support; R =.220, R2 =.048, F (3,243) = 4.050, p =.008.

Results affirmed that gender, religion and ethnicity could also explain 5 % of the variance for perceived stress, R =.234, R2 =.055, F (3,142) = 2.672, p <.05.

Besides a negative bias for perceived social participation, ambiguous facial emotional expressions may play an important role in the disturbed relatedness in patients with BPD.

By claiming that the other parent is unfit or poses a substantial safety risk to the children she can «get even» with her co-parent for perceived injustices.

Conversely, other studies have failed to find significant main or moderating effects for perceived or received social support on psychological outcomes in samples of parents of children with ASD and other neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., Hastings & Johnson, 2001; Minnes, Woodford, & Passey, 2007).

In the other hand, psychological depressive vulnerability could lead the mother to decide to suspend the breastfeeding for her perceived incompetence to feed her child or for perceived hostility toward her child.

In each case, smoking mothers were the most distinct, and most permissive of smoking (Madj = 4.61 for normative beliefs, 4.02 for perceived legitimacy, and 3.83 for antismoking behaviors) compared to ex-smoking and nonsmoking mothers (Madj = 4.94 and 4.98 for normative beliefs, 4.31 and 4.28 for legitimacy, and 4.18 and 4.21 for antismoking parenting behaviors).

Whereas loneliness mediated the link between clique isolation and depressive symptoms, no such mediation effect was found for perceived social acceptance.

Hypothesis 3, was also rejected: the patients» scores for perceived caregiver expressed emotion did not differ significantly from the caregivers» scores.

The random intercept for perceived control and the random slopes were not significant and were deleted from the model prior to re-estimation.

The actor — partner interdependence model (APIM) for perceived sexual peer norms predicted by the amounts of normativity and deviance during conversations about sex of indistinguishable friendship dyads.

There were no significant group differences for perceived or observed dyadic coping, and no significant effects attributable to depression.

For completers (N = 201), repeated measure ANOVAs revealed significant treatment effects for Perceived Stress with a post-test effect size (ES) = 0.71, women were consistently higher on stress.

As with the Nurturant Father Scale, no normative data exists for the Perceived Father Involvement Scales.

She insulted me, telling me how glad she was not to be put in close proximity with my allegedly ugly face anymore and mocking me for my perceived sexual orientation.

So ask yourself: does my partner point the finger at me, and everyone else, for perceived slights?

Third, we examined models that controlled for perceived relationship quality and perceived relationship stability to see whether these influences mediated the effect of planning on accuracy.

After controlling for perceived instrumentality, merit pay increase, and the initial values of the dependent variables, the amount of base pay was positively related to work effort and negatively related to turnover intention, where both relationships were mediated by autonomous motivation.

Regarding within - person differences, using active coping more than usual was associated with higher waking cortisol the following morning, which may help to prepare adolescent girls for perceived daily demands.

In addition, participants» perception (at the time that the relationship began) that their relationship had the potential to be compatible was associated with greater perceived similarity on each of the six dimensions, with the highest correlation found for perceived similarity on attitudes and beliefs, and the lowest correlations (but still significant) found for perceived similarity on background characteristics and perceived similarity on physical attributes.

Participants were asked to rate a list of 10 different types of relationships (e.g., interracial, inter-religious, man and woman in a monogamous relationship, gay and lesbian relationship, open marriage) for perceived degree of love between the two individuals and the participant's perception of the stigma toward that type of relationship.

Participants» perception of positive support from the social network, however, was associated positively with each type of perceived similarity, with the strongest association found for perceived similarity on attitudes and beliefs.

Dating Violence Victimization and Alcohol Problems: An Examination of the Stress - Buffering Hypothesis for Perceived Support pp. 31 - 45 (15) Authors: Shorey, Ryan C.; Rhatigan, Deborah L.; Fite, Paula J.; Stuart, Gregory L.

It is rare, but possible, that a party may attempt to exploit the mediation process for perceived benefits in subsequent litigation.

An alienating parent may have unresolved anger toward the other parent for perceived wrongs during the relationship and may be unable to separate those issues from parenting issues.

At its extreme, a polarization of styles can occur in which one parent compensates for the perceived weaknesses of the other.

For the most part, I have learned to work around the effects of this AND complex trauma and have learned ways to compensate for perceived lack of connection to others.

Anger at the other spouse for wanting the divorce, anger at themselves for perceived failures, and anger at the world for being a place where divorce happens.

As mothers, we can feel to blame for any perceived ways that our child does not «make the grade» in someone else's eyes.

So to compensate for my perceived failings, I took her out.

Similarly, no differences between the groups were observed for perceived self - efficacy and the number and experience of social support.

«Sometimes children can carry around resentments against their parents for a long time for perceived slights or maybe stuff that you actually did do wrong when you were raising them,» says Colman.

The aim of this investigation was to evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of an online mindfulness course for perceived stress, anxiety and depression.

We investigated the feasibility and effectiveness of an online mindfulness course for perceived stress, anxiety and depression.

The effect for perceived economic insufficiency was one in which insufficiency was associated with higher levels of cortisol in infancy but with a typical but steeper decline in cortisol with age at subsequent time points.

However, there has been no separation between this role and decisions to enter contracts or allocate funds to particular organisations or individuals, resulting in the potential for perceived or actual conflict of interest.

Because public blame for perceived failures has largely focused, fairly or unfairly, on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, those mainstream agencies, their ministers and governments have avoided responsibility for their own shortcomings.

More employers are expanding job descriptions and increasing duties to compensate for the perceived instability in the economic climate.

You can make up for any perceived weakness on paper by making the strongest possible impression when you're face - to - face with the partners.

These individuals may find themselves venting their anger or saying things just to get revenge on their boss for perceived injustices.

There is a universal loathing for perceived fib - telling and forgetful recruiters, whether they are staff recruiters for a hiring company or third - party pros sourcing candidates for their clients.

Bitcoin is often referred to as digital gold for its perceived haven - like status.

Of course, this isn't without its downside, as using the electronic image stabilization forces the GoPro to make the frame smaller in order to compensate for the perceived movement, meaning you could end up missing the edges of shot you were looking for in the name of a more stable video.

It allows for perceived morality risk to lie outside of a one size fits all rate class box.