sociopsychological การใช้

• Until 1990 the sociopsychological model of Gardner dominated the research about motivation.
• The sociopsychological phenomenon known as mass hysteria has been documented to then spread to a vast majority of people in the area.
• Many researchers, however, regard the level of sociopsychological factors, as the attitude towards the target language and culture and aligned with the motivation for acquiring the language.
• The work can be characterized as a sociopsychological novel-chronicle; it covers almost a hundred years in the history of a Ukrainian village, from serfdom to the postreform era.
• The term genopolitics was coined by political scientist James Fowler in the early-2000s to describe research into identifying specific transporter / receptor genes responsible for ideological orientation beyond the sociopsychological realm of political socialisation.
• And he elaborated on the key sociopsychological maxim that  situations defined as real are real in their consequences : The political process is influenced by many a material factor, but it has its prime locus in the mind.
• In addition to predictions about the effects of personality traits on the role of women in the workforce, sociopsychological theorists argue that women's representation is largely due to the role of sociological stereotypes and anti-discrimination policies.
• Isolation Techniques is a short excerpt from a sociopsychological analysis of the Financially Controlling Psychological Abuser, an abstract by Sri Neale Tamal, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Oxford Hindu Studies . ?Isolation Techniques are but a part of the methodology used by FCPAs.
• Habermas points out that the " sociopsychological costs " of this limited version of rationality are ultimately borne by individuals, which is what Gy鰎gy Luk醕s had in mind when he developed Marx's concept, reification, in his " History and Class Consciousness " ( 1923 ).
• When discussing his interests, Thomas writes " The sociopsychological aspects of culture history, or otherwise stated, social psychology as examined in relation to races, nationalities, classes, interest groups, etc ., in different cultural situations and historical epochs; and second, personality development in normal, criminal and psychopathic individuals in relation to cultural situations and particular trains of experience as seen through their life-histories, which may be in the form of autobiographies, case studies, continuous and organized inter-views, etc . ( I do not say ` psychoanalysis'because of the meaning which this term has acquired ) . " Furthermore, when explaining about sociologists whom influenced him, Thomas writes " I do not feel that I have been greatly influenced by any of my teachers of sociology.