Sentences with phrase «in social systems»

The skills that people needed in the social systems of the past emphasized following directions, not questioning authority and fitting into clearly - defined roles and clearly defined tasks.

Since relative rankings do have a permanent and necessary place in every social system, some numerical measures of school accomplishment may still be desirable.

His theory describes the process by which any new idea is adopted (or not) by the people in a social system.

Although I agree that the maximum distribution of power and decision - making is desirable and growth - producing, it is clear that some structured authority is also essential in all social systems.

He takes pains to show that in every respect except the specific matter of prophecy belief they looked and behaved remarkably like anyone else occupying a similar position in the social system.

But, now, the problem in finance and in social systems in general is that if everybody does it, it's a disaster.

The root of the adversarial divorce process may well be the inherent sexual inequality in our social system.

In the social systems humans have evolved, parenting is augmented by a whole variety of resources, including schools, therapists, extended family, and the family court.

Change in the social systems of which the minister is a part: e.g., better leader development in the church, closer bonds among clergy in the presbytery, better mental health in the community.

Upon completing her bachelor's degree, she moved to Norway to pursue a master's degree in natural resources management, combining her interests in social systems and the environment.

She also provides Polarity Management ® training, which supports organizations in identifying and managing competing tensions inherent in social systems.

Like other social psychologists, Clinton - Sherrod is an expert in human social behavior and on how culture affects behavior in social systems.

To the Marxist, therefore, the church's existence testifies to the continuing presence of alienation in the social system, an alienation that ought to vanish after the socialist revolution.

«The monism of the freedom of the individual» is prevalent in the United States, where «the American lives in a social system that tries to insure freedom by trying to insure that each individual can be his or her tyrant» (AN 125).

This is one way to «read» television — to ask who benefits by particular kinds of programs and commercials, by what is present on or absent from the screen, by the arrangements in the social system itself regarding television.

However, the landlords perceived missionary moves as a potential threat to the Pulayas» subservient role in the social system.

Alice Rossi in her thoughtful article «A Biosocial Perspective on Parenting» (Daedalus, Spring 1977) presents a brilliant challenge to the prevailing sociological dualism that tends to discount physiological factors in social systems and relationships.

Both grew without external sponsorship, embraced youthful mobile populations, gave a public role to women, featured voice over text, exploited open spaces in the social system, aggressively globalized their message, adapted to local settings, attracted the marginalized, and established clear yet selective boundaries between themselves and the surrounding culture.

Still under active development by the Working Group are papers on a combined network and game theory model for social influence of different belief systems, a structured model that accounts for differences regionally in social system beliefs and associated behaviors, and an agent - based model that can account for numerous details of human belief systems and impacts on behavior as it might modify climate impacts.

Rather, the game was repetitive and overambitious in its social systems and NPC pool.

Rogers described how the diffusion of innovation takes place in a social system as people undergo a five - step process to assess the impact of change on their work and lives:

«I had significant gaps in my own knowledge and I needed to figure out where I was headed,» Taylor - Ide says, noting that the program allowed him to create a dynamic learning experience focused on social education, particularly the role cultural values play in social systems.

This can lead to hierarchies established according to consciousness and powered by the consciences of the individuals taking part in the social system.

Petrariu, Adrian Mirel (2013), Levels of Reality in social systems, (Unpublished doctorate), Babeș - Bolyai University, Cluj - Napoca, Romania.

However, the most significant change was the introduction of hierarchies that had not previously existed in our social systems.

Our educational system is not working in a social system that rewards popularity over learning, wealth and standardization rather over the difficulties involved in learning and growth.

The natural sciences are critical in identifying these problems and seeking potential solutions, but resolving these problems will require major changes in the social systems within which our energy systems and food systems are embedded.

Ecological and demographic effects on intraspecific variation in the social system of prairie dogs.

One possibility is that neurotic women seek more sexual intercourse than others, leading them to produce more children in social systems where the access to modern contraception remains limited.

Vytautas Jurevicius is interested in social systems, mappings, landscapes, communications as well as popular culture, sexuality and gender.

Dr. Smith preaches a gospel that takes the church beyond its own wall — to wage war against drugs in the street, to form coalitions of Hispanics, Asians, and Caucasians to work for changes in social systems and structures.

Genuine political realism begins instead with recognizing the indefinite possibilities for good and evil, justice and injustice, that are inherent in every social system.

Organized Behavior in Social Systems: A Study of Student Engagement and Resistance in High Schools.

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As one man said: «In all social systems, there must be a class to do the menial duties, to perform the drudgery of life... a class requiring but a low order of intellect and but little skill Its requisites are vigor, docility, and fidelity.»

In 1993, political scientists Frank Baumgartner and Bryan Jones introduced this theory to the study of public policy, and it has since become a common lens through which to view change in social systems.

And cats, unlike dogs, don't have a built - in social system that helps them to peacefully share territory.

I realize this might not seem relevant, but coming from a Humanities undergrad, I've always been interested in social systems and their impacts.