ตัวอย่าง docile

• In addition, low objective and subjective efficacy was found to promote docile behaviour.

• Even in the 1930s, women were not invariably 'docile' or compliant workers.

• So, taking all other effects into account, more docile and less proactive behaviour significantly increases depressive mood.

• Perhaps the intolerance acknowledges that intellect, no matter how docile, can never be tamed once and for all.

• They spoke of women workers as ' docile ' and ' passive ', needing to supplement male wages rather than support a household.

• These results support the general notion that being efficacious contributes to less docile and to more proactive behaviour.

• The relation between objective efficacy and docile\proactive behaviour received empirical support.

• But as a result of its own excesses, power fails to always produce docile bodies and profit-seeking agents.

• Even a well-liked fosterling meant above all cash income to the foster parents, as well as cheap and docile labour.

• These ' friendly ' chiefs, who had proved their capacity to be docile, were to be allowed to remain.

• That's what really struck me was that all the animals, even the 71 elephants, appear quite docile.

• The association between subjective efficacy and docile\proactive behaviour is less strong.

• The aim is not punishment but correction through discipline, producing docile bodies which are suited to a quiescent work force.

• Among more docile regions, there is even less evidence of allocation responding to need.

• The negative expectation from women found further amplification in both employers' and unions' stereotyping women as 'docile' and manageable workers.