oyserman造句

• Some 70 Israelis were killed, along with Israeli journalist Ben Oyserman and American journalist Paul Schutzer.
• Dr Oyserman's research has direct implications for the classroom and goal attainment in other domains.
• Oyserman had just arrived in nearby Ann Arbor for her doctoral studies at the University of Michigan.
• Dr . Oyserman received a PhD in psychology and social work from the University of Michigan ( 1987 ).
• This experience led Oyserman to pursue decades of research that manifested into the current theory of identity-based motivation.
• Dr Oyserman and colleagues conducted a comprehensive meta-analysis to examine cross-country / region differences in cognitive processes.
• Daphna Oyserman is a Dean s Professor in the Department of Psychology and of Education and Communication at the University of Southern California.
• Indeed, Dr Oyserman found that people did not have to come from a particular culture in order to draw on an individualist or collectivist mindset.
• "' Daphna Oyserman "'is a Dean s Professor in the Department of Psychology and of Education and Communication at the University of Southern California.
• Dr Oyserman is interested in cultural differences in affect, behavior, and cognition  how people feel, act, and think about themselves and the world around them.
• A few years later, Dr . Oyserman observed that each culture benefits from independence and interdependence and that most people likely have access to both of these essential cognitive processes.
• Psychology researcher Daphna Oyserman and her colleagues advocate for a less static view of separate cultures ( East vs . West ), and suggest exploring more dynamic ways explaining the ways in which these cultures operate.
• The IBM model was developed by University of Southern California Professor Daphna Oyserman, and has been used as a foundation for a variety of aspiration-achievement gap interventions in schools, health, planning, and savings.
• Across these domains of research and in different contexts, Dr Oyserman investigates how changes in mindset can shape the perceived meaning of behaviors and situations and how these shifts can have significant effects on health and academic performance . Throughout her work, she examines how apparently  fixed differences between groups may in fact mask highly malleable situated processes that can be profoundly influenced through small interventions that shift mindset.
•  I wondered what the youths who were setting fires were imagining about their futures,  Oyserman wrote in the author s note of her book Pathways to Success Through Identity-Based Motivation .  Surely they were not thinking something along the lines of  I will set a fire and this may ruin my life if I get caught in a felony and am jailed or  I will set a fire and someone might die in this fire; it will be on my conscience and forever change the person I become .