Congruence definition

Congruence means ‘harmony’ or ‘in agreement’. When things are in agreement or in harmony they fit together well, and can be combined without any problem or conflict. ‘Regional congruence’ means countries in a region are in agreement or in harmony with something, such as economic policies, trade policies, financial policies etc. Regional congruence on important policy matters ensures smooth operations among countries in the region without a problem. Regional congruence and harmonizing policy create smooth and steady economic prosperity among individual countries, ensuring sustainable growth in the region.

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Congruence for the therapist means that he need not always appear in a good light, always understanding, wise, or strong. I find that, on occasion, I can be quite visibly stupid, have done the wrong thing, made a fool of myself. I can let these sides of me be visible when they have occurred in the interaction. The therapist's being himself and expressing himself openly frees us of many encumbrances and artificialities, and makes it possible for the schizophrenic (or any client) to come in touch with another human being as directly as possible. (Gendlin, 1967, pp.121-22.)

Congruence and means “same truth value”), and CCmplU (π) is the conjunction of formulas stating that

Examples of Congruence in a sentence

Int J LGA 9 (5): 282–288 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ GA (2001) The Requirement for Congruence in Normalisation.
Congruence of self and others’ leadership ratings of naval officers for understanding successful performance.
The Ideological Congruence Controversy: The Impact of Alternative Measures, Data, and Time Periods on the Effects of Election Rules.
Congruence between mothers’ and fathers’ differential treatment of siblings: Links with family relations and children’s well-being.
Congruence between RLAs and function trait-based parasite vulnerability assessments8 will be tested.
Suitability for Diverse Students Balance Page 4 Component 1d: Assessing Student Learning Elements, Rubrics and Level of Performance Congruence with Instructional Goals Content and methods of assessment lack congruence with IEP instructional goals.
Congruence between gender stereotypes and activity preference in self-identified tomboys and non-tomboys.
Designing Student Assessments; Congruence with instructional outcomes Assessment procedures are not congruent with instructional outcomes.
Artifacts: Comments: DOMAIN 1: PLANNING AND PREPARATION Component 1d: Assessing Student Learning Element Level of Performance - Rating Sheet Congruence with Instructional Goals ☐ Exemplary The proposed approach to assessment is completely congruent with the instructional goals, both in content and process ☐ Proficient All the instructional goals are nominally assessed through the proposed plan, and the approach is more suitable to most goals.
Performance 4.46 .81 -.27† .33* .12 -.09 -.10 .46** .19 1.00 †p<0.10; *p<.05; **p<.01 N=51 Table 4.2 Hierarchical regression results for team performance Team tenure -.24 -.24 -.24 Multiple team membership .30* .30* .30* Age .24† .24† .24† Functional interdependence -.20 -.20 Cognitive interdependence .11 .11 Affect-based interdependence .42** .42** Congruence -.11 F-value 3.72* 4.50** 3.90** Adj.

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