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In addition, high scores on the Self-Critical Perfectionism scale predicted higher depression scores on the DASS, wrote Dr.

He urges the group to be more transparent in dealings with others and in identifying its operations and reporting its finances, to collaborate with other Catholic groups, whose liberal tendencies Opus Dei has long resisted, and to become more open and self-critical.

Every campaign we are engaged in, we are going into it with a self-critical eye as to what will allow us to be more useful to the community with each coming election."

One important yet overlooked resource to which interfaith educators should look as they endeavor to create self-critical interfaith pedagogy is the pedagogical approach known as "critical pedagogy." While critical pedagogy has not traditionally focused on learning about religions, its goals speak to the objectives of interfaith education.

Furthermore, non-Muslim intellectuals, academicians and scientists may also want to participate and contribute to the elucidation of the content of this research program given the present-day widespread self-critical spirit of modern science leading to serious consideration of scientific methodological pluralism (24) and the search for alternative, more "democratic" sciences and technologies, a.k.a., science and technology with a human face.

The critical (and self-critical) stance is an essential component.

He unsurprisingly described himself and the rest of the folks at Vornado as "self-critical" and very much attuned to the factors that either won or lost them a deal.

At the heart of this most remarkably fastidious and self-critical of composer's music was Gregorian chant.

Be less self-critical and more appreciative of what you've got going for you.

For instance, giving a presentation, interviewing for a job, and inviting someone on a date are all common situations that will likely cause a person to feel more self-aware and sometimes self-critical (cf.

Interpersonal and self-critical preoccupations primarily have been studied in relation to adolescent depression, although research suggests somewhat weaker relationships to adolescent problem behavior as well (Blatt et al., 1993; Blatt & Zuroff, 1992; Frank, Van Egeren, Paul, Poorman, Sanford, Williams, & Field, 1997).