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Significados de value orientation en inglés
portugués
ética The principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group.
Sinónimos
Examples for "ethic"
Examples for "ethic"
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Preaching a work ethic is difficult when no work is available, however.
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It's the same type of work ethic but I work quite differently.
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Biles' supreme talent and work ethic may make her road ahead smoother.
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Coworkers say he was cheerful, well liked, had a good work ethic.
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Our work ethic and obsession with education make us almost ideal citizens.
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The practice of scapegoating contradicts the whole moral principle of personal responsibility.
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The most vicious cowboy has more moral principle than the average Indian.
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The fact of their crime should not change that moral principle.
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America is never wholly herself unless she is engaged in high moral principle.
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We have as yet no organized world in which moral principle can operate.
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In other words, he flagrantly espouses a value-system that is deeply and irrevocably opposed to the system of those in power and the police.
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It upholds narcissistic values and penalizes alternative value- systems.
Uso de value orientation en inglés
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Reciprocity of trust is important for social interaction and depends on individual differences in social value orientation (SVO).
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The medical process is often dominated by doctors, while the value orientation of patients is often ignored, lacking effective communication between doctors and patients.
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Method: The questionnaire included measures of achievement and well-being value orientation and the experience of motivational interference during studying and during leisure in school-leisure conflicts.
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People differ in their propensity to exploit or forage, and both the social circumstances and our individual value orientations are likely influences.
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Conversely, experience of motivational interference at t(1) was related to changes in value orientations 2 years later.
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Aims: The study is aimed at investigating the reciprocal relationship between personal value orientations and the experience of motivational interference during studying and leisure.