Sentences with phrase «level of disagreement»

Further, regardless of custody type, parents with high levels of disagreement also had more disagreements with their children.

In the course of their research over the past decade, the authors have distilled five essential components for quality conversations around data: (1) Students are the shared responsibility of everyone in the school, (2) conversations about data include a healthy level of disagreement, (3) conversations about data engender trust rather than suspicion, (4) data teams focus on a solution - oriented approach, and (5) data teams are broadly aware of what they're expected to accomplish.

Of course, to explain my level of disagreement I would have to get into what I understand the Divine and deity to be and that's a bit long winded for an already long winded conversation.

Indeed, Eames admits that «if realistic and visionary ways can not be agreed to meet the levels of disagreement....

There will always be some level of disagreement when you're so close to another person.

Now, when I read the comment stream on the article, I was not surprised at the level of disagreement, but the vitriolic nature of the the disagreement.

might serve to exaggerate the level of disagreement (or the perception of the level of disagreement) among the scientific community.

While some level of disagreement is healthy for democracy, high levels of polarization are associated with political deadlock, which may hinder political reforms and slow economic growth.

While some level of disagreement is healthy for democracy, high levels of polarization are associated with political deadlock, which may...

Explanations for this association include (a) higher levels of oxytocin lead to lower levels of disagreement, (b) lower levels of disagreement lead to higher level of oxytocin, (c) both a and b, or (d) none of the above — some other variable is responsible.

All couples should have some level of disagreement somewhere.

In research he and his colleagues conducted, cohabiting couples reported lower levels of commitment, higher levels of disagreement, and lower levels of happiness than married couples.