Not exact matches
On face
value, W. E. Hocking's remark that when Whitehead arrived at Harvard «his speculative structure... was already well advanced in its main outlines» is a bit of external evidence against my
hypothesis, but it may mean nothing more
than that Whitehead was little influenced by the philosophical opinions and controversies of his American colleagues during these years, which seems very much to have been the case.
Their distrust of religious symbols, myths and teleological
hypotheses is bound up with a failure to consider the possibility of a primary kind of perception in which beauty,
value, significance and purpose constitute ontologically «real» data of experience rather
than products of wishful thinking.
However, Ford has never acknowledged that the basic
hypothesis supporting the genetic approach is not only devoid of any external validation (i.e., validation other
than its alleged explanatory
value), but is m fact inconsistent with Whitehead's explicit pronouncements on the development of his thought, on mistakes and modifications of that thought, and on the mutual illumination of his books.
Moreover, the results seem compatible with the
hypothesis that religious
values serve more as standards for condemning others or as standards to rationalize one's own self pursuits
than as standards to judge oneself by or to guide one's own conduct.
Not only does this prove our original
hypothesis, but it also indicates that small underdogs (6.5 points or less) receiving less
than 20 % of spread bets have been a terrible
value for bettors.
In a random effects analysis, ALE scores were tested against a null
hypothesis of random distribution across the brain, thereby identifying those regions where empirical ALE
values were higher
than could be expected by chance.
In line with evolutionarily informed
hypotheses, results indicated that sociosexually unrestricted men and more agreeable women showed greater mate -
value accuracy
than sociosexually restricted men and less agreeable women, respectively.
Robo advisors would be risk averse as part of the Efficient Market
Hypothesis because IPOs tend to trade higher
than market
value for the initial launch.
Statistical significance between the experiments and the control is tested using a student's t - test and significance is determined using resultant p
values, where a p
value less
than or equal to 0.05 allows rejecting the null
hypothesis that the differences should be zero.
Tests, which have a pmin
value greater
than or equal to the pwalker threshold, fail to reject the global null
hypothesis.
These relationships, moreover, fit the cultural cognition
hypothesis: that is, rather
than directly influencing OCL support, cultural
values, mediated by affect, shaped individuals» perceptions of how effectively OCLs promote public health and safety.
If we set the probability of Type I error to 5 percent, then regression results with a p -
value of less
than 0.05 would be sufficient to reject the null
hypothesis of no relationship.
Confirming
Hypothesis 2b, participants in the nature condition
valued future rewards more
than that in the urban condition (F1, 41 = 7.12, p = 0.011, part.
For example, the entire literature on sex differences in mate preferences (e.g., men
valuing attractiveness more
than women) focuses on one trait at a time, and no one said that this literature was absurd because it tested
hypotheses that focused on a single trait in isolation.
Table 4 confirms that the parents and adopted children relationship in terms of secure attachment is more in female children
than the male ones as the mean
values of secure attachment for this category is found more for female children
than the male kids at p -
value < 0.05 for all outlined selected nations thus, we fail to reject the
Hypothesis 13 (H13) i.e. the parents and adopted children relationship in terms of secure attachment is more in female children
than the male children, for all selected nations as mentioned in Table 5.
Table 3 reports that the secure attachment always is a more practicing attachment in the parents and adopted children relationship in younger children
than the elder ones across the selected nations as the mean
values of secure attachment is found more for younger
than the elder children at p -
value < 0.05 for all outlined selected nations thus, we fail to reject the
Hypothesis 9 (H9) i.e. the parents and adopted children relationship in terms of secure attachment is more in younger children
than the elder children, for all selected nations as mentioned in Table 5.
Whereas, avoidant, ambivalent and disorganized attachments are found more in the male parents
than the female ones for all stated nations as the means
values of these attachments for male parents are significantly larger
than the female parents, thus we fail to accept the
Hypotheses 6, 7 and 8 as also explained in Table 5.
It is confirmed in this table the secure attachment, is again a more practicing attachment in the parents and adopted children relationship in female parents
than the male parents across the selected nations as the mean
values of secure attachment is found more for female parents
than the male parents at p -
value < 0.05 for all outlined selected nations thus, the
Hypothesis 5 (H5) got accepted for all selected nations as mentioned in Table 5.
The parents and adopted children relationship in terms of avoidant, ambivalent and disorganized attachments are found more in elder children
than the younger children, for all selected nations as the means
values of these attachments for younger children are not significantly larger
than the elder children, thus we fail to accept the
Hypotheses 10, 11 and 12 as also mentioned in Table 5.