Pédagogie de la créativité : de l’émotion à l’apprentissage by Isabelle Puozzo

“…The sociocognitive theory (Bandura, 1997/2007) and the approche multivariée (« multivariate approach ») (Lubart, 2003) present theories which allow us to consider learning in a holistic and interdependent way where the cognitive dimension crosses the emotional, physiological and environmental ones through the elaboration of a creative device. Contrary to popular belief though (Craft, 2005; Robinson, 2011), creativity is not limited to the creation of products, but it is primarily a set of multiple processes. …”
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Les savants et la sorcière by Eléonore Devevey, Jacob Lachat

“…They are also evidence of questions (and doubts) specific to a merging of knowledge, which affected the relationship between anthropology and literary studies, and, more broadly, the relationship between science and belief. Finally, they question the foundations and the blind spots of knowledge modalities in the human and social sciences, and especially the subjective commitment of the scholar in the work of knowledge.…”
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DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECT OF BRAND CREDIBILITY, BRAND COMMITMENT AND LOYALTY INTENTIONS ON BRAND EQUITY by Veeva Mathew, Sam Thomas, Joseph I Injodey

“…This paper attempts to understand the interrelationships among key  formative indicators of brand equity, using belief-attitude-intention hierarchy of effects. The formative indicators include brand credibility, brand commitment, and loyalty intentions. …”
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Osiągnięcia szkolne czwartoklasistów w oddziałach o różnym składzie wiekowym by Krzysztof Konarzewski

“…The results do not support a belief that mixed-age grouping is beneficial to academic achievement. …”
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St. Andrew's project: building inclusion using 'outcomes that matter' by Chris Walter

“…Andrew's Project lie in the original vision of Camphill as a place of mutual learning, where each individual's spiritual uniqueness is promoted through meaningful relationships. This core belief resonates with the Circle of Courage model of meeting four fundamental growth needs for belonging, mastery, independence and generosity (Brendtro, Brokenleg and van Bockern, 1990). …”

Démêler les effets des stéréotypes et le genre grammatical dans le biais masculin : une approche expérimentale by Célia Richy, Heather Burnett

“…In addition, our experimental paradigm is the first to enable to quantify the semantic contribution of grammatical gender (both masculine and feminine) to the meaning of its referent, vis a vis French speakers’ belief.…”
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De los candires a Kandire. La invención de un mito chiriguano by Isabelle Combès

“…Among them, the Kandire myth is more a process of « invention of tradition » than the original founding belief which several authors present and use nowadays.…”
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Some Nonlinear Integral Inequalities Connected with Retarded Terms on Time Scales by Zareen A. Khan, Hijaz Ahmad, Saima Rashid, Kadir Kaynak, Miao-Kun Wang

“…The effectiveness of such inequalities arises from the belief that it is widely relevant in unique circumstances where there is no valid utilization of various available inequalities. …”
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Die goedkeuring van kerkrade vir 'n nuwe verband in die NG Kerkfamilie? by PJ Strauss

“…They should also be able to enter into a structure of church unity willingly and in the belief - because the church is an institution of faith - that it is the will of God. …”
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Assessment of Ethical Ideals and Ethical Manners in Care of Older People by Marianne Frilund, Lisbeth Fagerström, Katie Eriksson, Patrik Eklund

“…In this study, we use Bayesian Belief Networks (BBNs) to analyse ethical values (ethos) and ethical manners in daily work with older people. …”
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Spinoza and the Possibility of Adequate Ideas by Thaddeus Robinson

“…In addition to showing that this coheres with his more specific claims about adequate ideas and his firm belief that finite minds are parts of nature, I argue that the resolution to this problem sheds light on Spinoza’s understanding of what I call absolute agency.…”
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The coloniser or the missionary? Identity crisis as a conflict in Biblical reception among the Agikuyu of Central Kenya by R. Muya

“…The article analyses how the missionaries inculcated the biblical message and how the Agikuyu gradually shifted from their initial belief that "there is no difference between a White coloniser and a White missionary" to a friendly relationship with missionaries and acceptance of Christianity. …”
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The Scottish Independence Movement: National or Nationalist? by Nathalie Duclos

“…The article suggests that rather than a nationalist movement, the Scottish independence movement is perhaps best described as a “national” movement, i.e. a Scottish-wide coalition of actors united in their support for independence, but divided over the place they give to independence in their order of priorities, the arguments used to defend it, as well as their perception of nationalism as a belief-system.…”
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Hidden aspects of pre-service geography teacher education in Slovenia. Vision versus reality by Tatjana RESNIK PLANINC

“…For decades, the pre-service geography teacher education in Slovenia has been driven by the educators’ profound belief in the significance of preparing students for their future professions, regardless of the, often hidden, obstacles that they have had to overcome. …”
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ACTS: INTEGRATING THEORY AND PRAXIS IN EARLY CHRISTIANITY by C. Stenschke

“…– denounced this consensus and started to accept non-Jews, based on their belief in Jesus as Messiah. According to Acts, the change came about not by theoretical reflection, but by a new “praxis” – a new praxis not by people, but by God who accepted non-Jews as non-Jews. …”
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Changement de topique et prise en charge énonciative : le rôle de toujours est-il que by Véronique Lenepveu

“…It appears that toujours est-il que is translated by an epistemic modality marker (it is certain that, certain it is that) when it indicates a difference of degree of belief.…”
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Landscape and Gods among the Khanty by Art Leete

“…Studying different spatial orientations during rituals may provide a methodological key for approaching other concepts of vernacular belief among Siberian indigenous communities.…”
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Le biopic du sportif américain by Rémi Fontanel

“…These cinematographic epics are steeped in such values as perseverance, sacrifice, belief in destiny, boldness, courage, etc., the man behind the athlete existing only in relation to the particular community he represents, challenges or dreams to fit in. …”
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How Do We Get Paid for This? The Relationship Between Strategic Design Management and Pricing Power by Ian D. Parkman

“… The belief that strategic design leads to improved firm competitiveness is broadly recognised in contemporary research. …”
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DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECT OF BRAND CREDIBILITY, BRAND COMMITMENT AND LOYALTY INTENTIONS ON BRAND EQUITY by Veeva Mathew, Sam Thomas, Joseph I Injodey

“…This paper attempts to understand the interrelationships among key  formative indicators of brand equity, using belief-attitude-intention hierarchy of effects. The formative indicators include brand credibility, brand commitment, and loyalty intentions. …”
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