0 a person who someone admires and whose behaviour they try to copy:
Sports stars are role models for thousands of youngsters.
1 a person whose behavior is copied by others
A healthy therapeutic alliance can be a positive addition to an individual's social network, and a therapist can serve as a positive role model.
As a role model he demonstrated how mind and spirit can combine to overcome difficulties and achieve success.
Similarly, a clone's being given a role model or standard is not necessarily bad.
This paved the way for more vigorous and dynamic representations of the self and for a hither to undefined role model for women.
A collection of roles and their interactions constitutes a role model.
Furthermore, our simulation results show that sorting will increase the growth rate more in the bad apple case than in the role model case.
It must be noted that not all roles interact with each other in a role model.
An agent application normally consists of more than one activity and hence it will involve more than one role model.
