self-validation

The last thing the Elders said was to stop looking to others for self-validation.

Instead of having self-validation, people often need validation from others.

But James viewed it positively, as the self-validation of a belief.

An interesting discussion on intelligent sensors that are capable of self-validation.

And if there is one thing we have learned over the past generation, it's that we are really into self-validation.

Perhaps you should consider, Alan, why it is that you feel such a strong need for self-validation.

Loneliness Adolescence is a period of life when the peer group takes on great importance for self-validation and shared activity.

They were collecting toys, and not because they needed them for self-validation or to prove something to other people.

Now her handshake has taken on the lapidary gloss that comes with self-validation.

Let others partake of that kind of regimented self-validation, this show seems to say.

The belief that self-validation was not an ideal system and that it prevailed in universities for historical reasons only.

The theories that guide research in this field are the self-validation or perception theory and the embodied emotion theory.

Running from the heartache of a broken marriage and toward a self-validation that she had not imagined necessary or possible, she has become an athlete.

They range from simple self-validation carried out by project managers to a more structured and in-depth approach, which is performed by independent experts.

Leyton watches ordinary woman on Oprah, who become instant fleeting celebrities for self-validation and self worth, simply by telling their stories.

It's a form of self-validation, dammit!

So that feminism could be turned into a banal message about women finding independence, empowerment and self-validation in a slightly claggy, overly rich ice cream?

Locked in a cycle of insecurity and attempted self-validation, their talents are never enough, and they end up devouring what they have been given.

At a CDP conference there was 'a divergence of opinion' amongst directors on the issue of self-validation.

They discuss how the scene began out of a need for self-validation, to compensate for the exclusion of African American artists from museums and commercial galleries.

His 'Limp-Home Control' - where a multivariable process is reconfigured after instrument failure - uses methods drawn from both predictive control and self-validation.

"We're going to have a process of self-validation," said the director and producer Warrington Hudlin, who is the president of the Black Filmmaker Foundation.

It is precisely over this issue of self-validation that the dots between the Shard and the Olympic village and Qatar's increasingly assertive diplomacy are joined.

Her manipulation - with Pollock's permission - of pieces of his work allowed Krasner to reframe the act of borrowing into one of self-validation.

The case for self-validation for the polytechnics has been put very forcibly by Dr Birch, the present chairman of the CDP.