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Neurobiology and sexual orientation: current relationships

The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1993
Despite great progress in the neurosciences, our understanding of the determinants of sexual orientation is incomplete. The authors review for the clinician/neuropsychiatrist studies pertaining to the formation of sexual orientation in the following areas: hormone effects on sexual behavior (animal and human); the complicated relationship between ...
R C, Friedman, J, Downey
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTENTIONAL ORIENTATION AND ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2000
This study presents experimental evidence for a relationship between attentional orientation and associative learning. Learning to establish contingencies between warning signals and subsequent task stimuli is a phenomenon which we know from previous studies to be more associated with the left hemisphere.
Declerck, C.H., de Brabander, B.
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Mining relationships in learning‐oriented social networks

Computer Applications in Engineering Education, 2015
AbstractThe widespread use of computing and communications technologies has enabled the popularity of social networks oriented to learn. In this work, we study the nature and strength of associations between students using an online social network embedded in a learning management system.
Maria Estrella Sousa-Vieira, José C. López-Ardao, Manuel Fernández-Veiga, Miguel Rodríguez-Pérez, Cándido López-García   +4 more
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The empirical relationships of the religious orientations to personality

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1995
The aim of this study was to investigate the relationships between the religious orientations and the psychoanalytic character types, as assessed by the Basic Character Inventory (BCI). A person with an intrinsic religious orientation is sincere and integrated in his religiousness.
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A Cultural Perspective of Relationship Orientation: Using Organisational Culture to Support a Supply Relationship Orientation

Journal of Marketing Management, 2006
Relationship marketing theory maintains that firms can engage in a multitude of relationships oriented towards key stakeholders such as customers and suppliers. This study explores one type of relationship orientation from the viewpoint of the relationships firms have with their suppliers, referred to as a Supply Relationship Orientation (SRO). We take
Winklhofer, Heidi, Pressey, Andrew, Tzokas, Nikolaos   +2 more
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The Connubial Relationship Between Market Orientation and Entrepreneurial Orientation

Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice, 2013
Research examining the relationship between market orientation (MO) and entrepreneurial orientation (EO) has recently received considerable attention in both the marketing and the management literature. To date, most academic studies have treated EO and MO as separate constructs. Here, we argue that both EO and MO reside in a single coexisting network.
Hyokjin Kwak, Anupam Jaju, Marina Puzakova, Joseph F. Rocereto   +3 more
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Attachment orientations in business‐to‐business relationships

Psychology & Marketing, 2009
AbstractAttachment theory has produced an impressive body of evidence for explaining individual differences in personal relationship behavior. The current study examines whether attachment theory can be fruitfully extended to business‐to‐business relationships.
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Statistical treatment of measured orientation relationships in orientation space

Journal of Applied Crystallography, 1988
Measured orientation relationships between neighbouring grains in single-phase α- and β- and dual-phase α + β-brasses are analysed by means of the χ2-test. The orientation relationships are characterized by the three Euler angles and hence can be represented as points in orientation space. A description of the symmetry relations of equivalent points in
E. Werner, W. Prantl
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Relationships of Collective Orientation and Cohesion to Team Outcomes

Psychological Reports, 2000
The relationships of collective orientation and cohesion to team outcomes were compared for 373 high school students on 12 different types of two-person teams performing simple problems in mathematics. Scores on collective orientation and cohesion were highly correlated with each other and with team outcomes but not statistically distinct from each ...
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The relationships between market orientation and alternative strategic orientations

European Journal of Marketing, 2008
PurposeOne of the strongest convictions in marketing is that market orientation contributes to firms' performance substantially more than alternative strategic orientations such as innovation and entrepreneurial orientations. Still, some studies show that alternative orientations can also substantially affect the performance of firms, and furthermore ...
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