Sentences with phrase «peers react to it»

It explores how his parents, teachers and peers react to his strong beliefs and asks us to consider what happens when religious belief and personal freedom clash in a multi-faith society.

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While the emerging field of neuromarketing seeks to address this issue by peering directly into the brain, there are things we can do easily and cheaply to make sure we're not reacting just to consumers» conscious minds, but to their unconscious as well.
A recent study published in the Harvard Business Review shed some insight into different ways men and women react to the input of their peers.
If male managers hold on to an unconscious fear that women will be more likely to react emotionally to feedback, their female reports will not receive the same coaching opportunities as their male peers.
The Christian peer Baroness Cox — who in 2011 attempted in the House of Lords to enact legislation called the Arbitration and Mediation Services Equality Bill, to protect women living here from the effects of Sharia as it is already allowed to be practised in this country — reacted to this démarche with some alarm.
You should also discuss that it is inappropriate to use sexual orientation or sexual activity in insults or bullying (slut - shaming, using homosexual terms as an insult, etc.) and how to react when peers do so.
What I have noticed is my kids don't even notice the lack of snacks compared to their peers but the other parents often react as though I am abusing them by not feeding them every hour.
Reacting to the defeat, Brexit Secretary David Davis suggested peers were threatening the UK's aim of getting negotiations under way as soon as possible.
FACIAL FIXATION For the first time, scientists have peered inside the womb to watch how fetuses react to the sight of different images.
Peer effects may even operate through the ways in which teachers or administrators react to students.
By using a clear and concise response model to students» work, the process empowers them to express their views without directly offending or deflating their peers, and it allows them to receive feedback without reacting defensively.
The younger students, and especially the girls, really react to seeing how competent and knowledgeable the peer mentors are, and I'm hearing more and more from other teachers that my peer - mentor team members are helping them with technology, too!
A study published in 2016 in Developmental Psychobiology, a peer - reviewed science journal, found that kittens who listened to playbacks of greeting «chirps» and meows from both their own mothers and stranger cats reacted much more strongly to their own moms» vocalizations.
Peering through binoculars, a flock of volunteer raptor watchers perched high in the Marin Headlands reacts excitedly to a pair of peregrine falcons swooping through the Golden Gate.
Of course «plants with different forms of metabolism (C3, C4 and CAM) will react differently» to enhanced levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, but as thousands of peer - reviewed studies have shown, the response is nonetheless near universal and overwhelmingly positive in all three major plant types.
As to my sources, maybe you should read some, I almost always quote from actual peer reviewed science (obviously foreign to you since you think sizes of numbers is science), like this one that says that long lived greenhouse gases are the control knob and that water vapor (with its lifetime of a couple of weeks) just reacts to changes.
We take into consideration that your son / daughter is entitled to individualized instruction and with the presence of an additional student in the car they may not react favorably to the peer pressure that may create.
Academic or social struggles — A child may feel agitated and frustrated academically or with peers and react with overpowering emotions that he doesn't know how to handle.
The adolescent may then become increasingly socially marginalized, as both peers and other parents react to the inappropriateness of the child's or adolescent's behavior.
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