Sentences with phrase «perceived differences in their behavior»

Many owners of larger dogs, and often those thinking of caring for new dogs avoid smaller breeds, because of the perceived differences in their behavior, in relation to larger dogs.

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Each of us may perceive various differences, qualities, or behavior in the other as undesirable....

Thank you is such a simple phrase, but it makes such a difference in a little one's behavior and how he is perceived.

In most law firms, this requires changing the way people treat and interact with each other, the behaviors that are rewarded, and the way individuals» differences are perceived.

The current study found that individual differences in interpersonal behaviors (e.g., support - seeking) and perceptions (e.g., perceived intimacy) could be decomposed as two different levels.

In so far as parent ratings reflect both objective and perceived individual differences in infant behavior, this can be interpreted as showing only a modest level of stability in early infant behavior, at least within the domain of reactivitIn so far as parent ratings reflect both objective and perceived individual differences in infant behavior, this can be interpreted as showing only a modest level of stability in early infant behavior, at least within the domain of reactivitin infant behavior, this can be interpreted as showing only a modest level of stability in early infant behavior, at least within the domain of reactivitin early infant behavior, at least within the domain of reactivity.

Results indicated that (a) parenting styles of mothers and fathers were related, (b) mothers» and fathers» authoritarianism and permissiveness were associated with increased child internalizing and externalizing behavior problems, (c) marital conflict was significantly related to child behavior problems, (d) when mother and father reported parenting styles differed, increased marital conflict was reported, (e) increased differences between mothers and fathers in self - and spouse - perceived permissiveness were related to increased child externalizing behavior problems, and (f) the direction of the differences between parents (i.e. whether a particular parent reported being more permissive than the other) was linked with marital conflict and child behavior problems.

Although perceived social support is found to buffer the negative effects of stress more consistently than received support, it has been argued that perceived support reflects differences in personality, perception, and memory processes rather than interpersonal behavior amenable to change (Haber, Cohen, Lucas, & Baltes, 2007).