Sentences with phrase «less competent»

Does that make them any less competent, I think not.

Should the buyer's who are now taking the lead in deciding which properties they will see be less competent than those REALTORS who would want to show properties that didn't meet their clients criteria, there would be no way to predict the extent to which this problem could grow.

Compared to mothers of children with high sociometric status, mothers of first grade children with low social status were less positive, less focused on feelings, and more disagreeable and demanding when interacting with their children, modeling less competent social interaction strategies (Putallaz 1987; Putallaz and Heflin 1990).

The absence of a resident father from infancy was not found to have negative consequences for the psychological wellbeing of the children or for the quality of mother — child relationships, apart from the children perceiving themselves as less competent and the mothers reporting more severe disputes with their children at adolescence.

In comparing competent children with less competent children from highly stressed families, researchers found that a history of early attachment - related competence proved to be a major protective factor against the adverse effects of stressful life events.

The notion that fathers are necessarily less competent with or less responsive to their children receives no support from physiological measures (Berman, 1980)[6] or research evidence (Parke, 1981)[7].

Thanks to the overbearing parental intrusiveness, children may feel unhappy, more upset, less competent and less confident, making them vulnerable to depression and anxiety.

Consistent with the developmental nature of the competence, BITSEA / C scores increased significantly with age group, with 12 - to 17 - month - olds reported as less competent than each older group (p <.05).

Participants who read about the woman who accepted a casual sex offer (Lisa) rated her as less intelligent, less mentally healthy, less competent, more promiscuous, and more risky than participants who read about the man who engaged in the exact same behavior (Mark).

I'm afraid I'm being seen as less competent than I'd like to be.

Nursing Moms Seen as Less Competent: Tim Sackett takes on study that indicated that people are less likely to hire nursing mother, and lets them know why they are so very wrong to think that way.

A 2009 paper from researchers at the University of Zurich found that name - dropping makes people seem less likeable and less competent.

There is no evidence that the new lawyer training experience provided by the LPP is inferior to articling, that lawyers trained through the LPP are less competent than those who passed through articling, or that the two providers of the LPP (Ryerson University and the University of Ottawa) are failing to provide a good training experience — in fact, the committee went out of its way to praise these providers.

Because attorneys are able to focus more on those issues while standing tall at the helm of project concerns, their peers, clients, and, yes, senior partners will see them as more rather than less competent.

Those who do not use technology wisely or so well as their counterparts can be seen as willfully less competent.

Sander's proposed study, while designed to prove Sander's point — that minority lawyers who benefit from affirmative action are less competent — might prove the opposite: that the bar exam isn't an indicator of anything except a good bar review class, disciplined study habits and well - honed test - taking skills.

This paper proposes that if women feel that they are less competent in these skills, it is probable that they will be less committed to their legal careers.

Our law societies» «initiatives» it says are of 3 types: (1) self - help; (2) the use of people less competent than practising lawyers; and, (3) pro and low bono.

Aaron Street: God it just feels so arbitrary and if you've practiced part time for five years, are you somehow less competent than the lawyer who's practiced full time?

Limited scope representation should not mean less competent or lower quality legal services.

If the problem lies not with them but with less competent others, is it fair to dumb down the whole show?

Limited scope representation does not mean less competent or lower quality legal services: The commentary to Rule 3.1 - 2 of the Rules of Professional Conduct, «Competence», specifies that a lawyer considering whether to provide legal services under a limited scope retainer must carefully assess in each case whether, under the circumstances, it is possible to render those services in a competent manner.

Competent professionals resist change because change threatens to make them less competent.

The first two involve cutting costs by cutting competence (using people less competent than lawyers).

Of course, it's hard to say whether Low's all around experience or Dickhaus» lack of criminal experience make him less competent in a criminal trial.

If you've already internalized that you have to worry about being perceived as less competent, you're already expending a ton of energy worrying about defeating the stereotype.1

For example, the Federation of Law Societies of Canada's publication, «Inventory of Access to Legal Services Initiatives of the Law Societies of Canada,» (Sept. 2012) recommends lowering legal costs so as to preserve the existing system by means of using much less competent alternatives to using experienced lawyers — students, paralegals, unbundling of legal services, and the unpredictable capacity, availability, and timing of services provided pro bono.

Thus, if you do less lawyering, irrespective if it is billed hourly or flat fee, you are perhaps less competent than someone who does more.

Those lawyers will be replaced by: (1) self - help programs, including unbundling of legal services; (2) greater use of much less competent people such as law students, paralegals, and untrained volunteers; and, (3) pro & low bono, which, as all charity, is uncertain as to its volume, availability, and timing.

The fear of any academic is to be discovered to be less competent than you wish to convey.

A doctor, for instance, may know that the competent answer to the question of «how much longer do I have» could be less useful to his client than a warm but less competent non-answer.

In engineering the less competent, warmer answer is normally very costly.

Unfortunately, McCain is even less competent — unable to even remember how many homes he owns.

In addition, is paying 50 dollars for the service of a less competent professional than one that charges 80 really worth it?

That goes double when people see others who they deem less competent than themselves seemingly making lots of money when they are not.

I talked with them, but ultimately I refused, because I felt the boss was probably less competent than my current boss.

The CEO had a fragile personality as he did this, emphasizing that the team he had assembled (loyal, but less competent) was highly ethical.

A University of California - San Diego study found that when job applicants mirrored the actions of an unfriendly interviewer, they were ultimately seen as less competent.

George Selgin argues the Fed has been far less competent than it publishes.

This compact car is incredibly affordable, but that certainly doesn't mean it's less competent, stylish, or advanced than rival vehicles.

They essentially built an uglier, more expensive, less competent Lincoln Navigator with nicer materials.

And thanks for the info on API, I was wondering if it was less competent than other brands because of its price, and I couldn't find their website

I think the privatisation line is overplayed just as in the vast majority of Academies, the executives don't put their needs ahead of those of their pupils, but the possibility is there and the Willshaw report showed that when those possibilities are exercised by less scrupulous or less competent MAT executives, there is very little external oversight to correct matters.

Black teachers told researchers that superiors, coworkers, and customers — in this case, parents — often viewed them as less competent than their white peers.

Students learn an understanding of the necessity for group endurance, where individuals gain strength from the group, and where the stronger help the weaker, the competent the less competent and the stoic the discouraged.

In fact, that is part of what led to the failures in the first place — Florence Foster Jenkins and Ed Wood were exemplars of the Dunning - Kruger effect, which shows that the less competent people are, the more likely they are to be unable to evaluate their own competence.

Under the Shadow: Were UNDER THE SHADOW made in Hollywood, or from a less competent director, it would have been lost in the white noise of mass released horror films.

Carpenter has said that he wanted the Kurt Russell character to resemble John Wayne a little - but a slightly less competent Wayne, who doesn't always know what to do, and doesn't always do it right.

Agent Carter is set one year after the events of The First Avenger, Peggy — still raw after the loss of Steve Rogers — has been transferred to a new government agency, where her boss (Bradley Whitford) seeks to oppress and undermine her at every turn, keeping her glued firmly to her desk while sending less competent male agents out into action.

I do occasionally think about how my personal style and interest in clothing is perceived at work and, in particular, whether they make me appear less competent and / or professional.