Children’s recognition of emotion in music and speech by Dianna Vidas, Genevieve A. Dingle, Nicole L. Nelson

“…We presented stimuli intended to convey happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and pride. Each emotion was presented twice per type of stimulus. …”
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Seksualinių mažumų pateikimas Lietuvos nacionaliniuose dienraščiuose (2008–2013) by Izabelė Švaraitė

“…Daugiausia dė­mesio sulaukė santuokos, įsivaikinimo, partnerystės, „Baltic Pride“ eitynių, lyčių lygybę propaguojančios „Gender Loops“ programos temos. …”
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NOSTALGIA, ANTICONSUMO SIMBÓLICO E BEM-ESTAR: A AGRICULTURA URBANA by Bruno Henrique Comasseto, Gabriela P. Solalinde Z., João Vicente Rosa de Souza, Marcelo Trevisan, Paulo Ricardo Zilio Abdala, Carlos Alberto Vargas Rossi

“…Results showed double motivation for the UA practice, extrinsic (example) and intrinsic (well-being), linking the UA to environmental concerns, to health and well-being, and the respect and pride for a nostalgic cultural heritage.…”
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The Mofolo effect and the substance of Lesotho literature in English by Piniel Viriri Shava, Lesole Kolobe

“…This scenario has meant that, for years, literature written in the vernacular - Sesotho - has tended to take pride of place at the expense of literary writing in English or in any other language. …”
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Performing Hybridity or Deflecting Islamophobia? Adaptable Identity Management amongst Young British Pakistani Muslims by Fatima Khan, Gabe Mythen

“…Whilst these processes are to be considered as porous rather than mutually exclusive, our analysis elucidates evidence of both nimble and creative individual identity management and also an entrenchment of collective pride. We posit that, for the participants in this study, such practices constitute a grounded, pragmatic response to living in an environment in which their religious beliefs, political values and cultural commitments are frequently questioned within public life, the media and the political sphere.…”
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The attitude of Moscow youth to the topic of patriotism in domestic cinema by O. A. Kulikova, A. S. Ryabovicheva

“…Questions are being raised as to which films are of higher quality, what ideas should be popularized among the population, whether such movies really evoke a sense of pride in the Motherland or only ridicule, and whether they are effective in the framework of patriotic education programs. …”
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Yrittäjien näkemykset hiihdon maailmanmestaruuskilpailujen vaikutuksista Lahden keskustan elinvoimaisuuteen by Satu Parjanen

“…The social impacts like strengthening the sense of community, increased co-operation and community pride were highlighted in the study. In organizing a sport event, the entrepreneurs are an essential stakeholder group. …”
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SERVANT LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF JOB SATISFACTION by Permatasari A.A.S.I., Riana I G.

“…The implications of the research results show that to increase employee organizational commitment, companies need to emphasize or increase the values of loyalty to employees to foster a sense of pride and remain loyal to the company as an obligation for employees.…”
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Finding our Collective Voice by Tracy Truant

“…And, it seems, we are very good at coming together for some things that are “inward facing” to our profession, such as focusing on our collective professional development and pride. </p>…”
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Edward Al-Kharrat, a Pioneer of Innovative Narrative Prose Writing: Beginnings by Yaseen Kittani

“…The article will deal with the atmosphere, the contents and the novel aspects of his writing as reflected in his first three story collections, Hitan aliya (High Walls , 1959), Saat al-kibriyaa (Hours of Pride , 1972) and Mahattat al-sikka al-hadeed ( The Train Station , 1955–84), against the background of the changes that were taking place in the Arab world at the time, as well as changes that occurred in the concepts and functions of literature and in the strategies of narration. …”
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Why keep it a secret? Implications of disclosure of a diagnosis of autism for children and families by Prahbhjot Malhi, Pratibha D Singhi

“…They ascribed to the neurodiversity view and encouraged their son to take pride in being who he was and not try to be like his nonautistic peers. …”
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La Vera Cruz: Wills, Confraternities, Catholic Reconquest and Reform in Sixteenth-Century Gibraltar by Ryan Asquez

“…Within the church existed the confraternity’s pride and joy: el Cristo de la Vera Cruz, a miraculous image of the crucified Christ and a key feature of local devotion. …”
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REDEK, ŽIVLJENJE OGROŽAJOČ ZAPLET OB AKUTNI OKUŽBI SEČIL by Tjaša Šinkovec Savšek, Rina Rus

“…V akutni fazi okužbe sečil lahko pride do resnega, življenje ogrožajočega, a redkega zapleta – psevdo-hipoaldosteronizma, ki najpogosteje prizadene otroke do šestega meseca starosti. …”
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Creativity and Dissidence in Jordanian Women’s Literature by Omnia Amin

“…Their works reveal an unequivocal sense of pride in overthrowing all confinements, while at the same time condemning and combating the abusive excesses of patriarchy when it appropriates and exploits religious and cultural traditions to preserve its own material hegemony. …”
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Kriminalisasi Perbuatan Zina Sebagai Perwujudan Implementasi Sila Ketuhanan Yang Maha Esa dalam Rancangan Kitab Undang-undang Hukum Pidana (RKUHP) by Memo Bayu Pratama

“…This is seen as a symbol and is a pride of a country that has been free from the snares of colonialism. …”
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Region and the American Presidency: Jimmy Carter as the “Southern” President by D. Jason Berggren

“…As a candidate, he regularly identified himself as being from the South and spoke with pride about his regional connections. Although being from the South may have had some political costs, Carter did not consider it a liability. …”
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Dimensions of Community Change: How the Community of Sudbury Responded to Industrial Exposures and Cleaned up its Environment by Desre M. Kramer, Emily Haynes, Nancy Lightfoot, D. Linn Holness

“…With reference to the collective impact literature, this city-level case study found that the city has embraced change based upon agreement on an emerging vision, taking advantage of a confluence of timing and events, adopting evidence-based knowledge, building a sense of pride and place, and having a diffuse yet linked leadership. …”
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The Blind Side of Art: Visual Impairment as a Resource in the Work of Mexican Artists by Monika Dubiel

“…Although more and more initiatives are taken up – such as disability pride – it seems that an affirmative approach to disability remains in the minority. …”
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Social Participation as a Tool for Protection and Enhancement of Las Loras UNESCO Global Geopark Paleontological Heritage (Spain) by José Angel Sánchez Fabián, Karmah Salman, Nicolás Gallego Rojas

“…The outcome of all this work is an increase in pride and sense of belonging for the local population. …”
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BENTUK PENYAJIAN LAGU OEMAR BAKRIE DI MARCHING BAND SWATAMI PADA GEBYAR PENDIDIKAN NASIONAL KABUPATEN LABUHANBATU UTARA by Utari Arsy Buana

“…Using costumes and makeup of their pride that seemed interesting and luxurious for a show. …”
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