- expectations, as well as
expectancy or
expectancies, may
refer to:
Expectancy effect,
including observer-
expectancy effects and subject-
expectancy effects such as...
- With
longer life
expectancies, the
systems see
increased cash outflow; if the
systems underestimate increases in life-
expectancies, they will be unprepared...
-
expectancy figures. The data is
differentiated by ****,
presenting life
expectancies for males, females, and a
combined average. In
addition to sovereign...
- dissonance,
disconfirmed expectancies create a
state of
psychological discomfort because the
outcome contradicts expectancy. Upon
recognizing the falsification...
- that
observation and
interaction with
others leads to
expectancies. The two
types of
expectancies noted are
predictive and prescriptive.
Predictive expectations...
-
through these expectancies and values. This
model has most
widely been
applied and used in
research in the
field of education.
Expectancies are specific...
-
Human Development Index (HDI) is a
statistical composite index of life
expectancy,
education (mean
years of
schooling completed and
expected years of schooling...
-
expectancy studies in
which expectancies were
induced by
giving teachers artificial information about children's
intelligence showed that
expectancy effects...
-
presents a list of
United States states and
territories sorted by
their life
expectancy at birth, ****, race, and in the past. The data in the 2018
column is taken...
- 81.5 years. Moreover,
increases in life
expectancy have been
below the
national average. Male life
expectancy in
Oklahoma between 1980 and 2014, increased...
