It's an example of how positive environmental factors can have a beneficial impact on individual thoughts and behaviors. Reciprocal determinism is also associated with self-efficacy, or a person's ...

Determinism is more than belief in causality ... say that the seeming indeterminacy simply reflects our ignorance. For example, suppose that when you flip a coin, the outcome is 100% inevitable ...

In the case of cardinals, for example, you might think that they ... beliefs that people have that support stereotypes: Genetic Determinism and Social Determinism. Genetic Determinism is the ...

Welcome to the world of nominative determinism. In England ... selected careers that resembled their names – for example, if your name is Dennis or Denise, you may be more likely to become ...

For example, as the full impact on the environment ... back and protect their own brands of innovation. Technological determinism is also, we will realise, terrible politics.

This is an example of what is known as nominative determinism, the idea that a person's name reflects key attributes of his job, profession or life. We all dream of coming up with a phrase or word ...

Nominative determinism became the stuff of psychology ... The article is a wonderful example of just how complicated and strewed with land mines science can be — and the vital role that ...