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construal::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | interpretation |
| Derivation | construe |
Examples of construal
construal
These grammatical systems play a role in the construal of meanings of different kinds.
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Self-construal is the way we see ourselves in relation to other people.
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Another study demonstrated that counteractive construal is helpful in situations that involve a self-control conflict.
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On a linguistic construal, externalism is the thesis that the meaning of a word is environmentally determined.
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One study exploring this aimed to discover whether gender stereotypes have an effect on this gender difference in self-construal.
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The good news for women is that the project's analyses indicate that this masculine construal of leadership is weaker now than it was in earlier years.
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The authors also found that environmental stimuli such as posters could subtly activate people's long-term diet goals and lead them to engage in counteractive construal.
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The researchers then hypothesized that the stereotypes themselves contribute to the difference in self-construal, and found that this effect is more potent for women than for men.
From the en.wikipedia.org
- An interpretation of the meaning of something; the act of construing
- Construal is a social psychological term that refers to the way in which people perceive, comprehend, and interpret the world around them. Construals are the way a person comprehends the behavior or actions of others towards him or herself.
- The term construal is used in EM to describe artefacts that embody the modeller's understanding of a situation. ...
