… monotonic restriction of a preferential relation. Unlike the more … comparing rule systems for
consequence relations. A salient feature of this framework is that it is also possible to compare …

… If we compare this definition to that of Hilbert-type systems we see that the only difference
is that in ND (Natural Deduction) systems we allow certain formulas of the left-hand side of a …

… to-sample displays in which sample-comparison pairs were constant while the second com…
consequences followed any comparison selections. All subjects learned conditional relations …

… It is interesting to compare the properties of relation k to the ones of the classical consequence
relation I- (or its semantic counterpart). Namely l- verifies all the above postulates but is …

… , we compare our findings with what is known about the antecedents and consequences of
… We provide the first systematic review of academic engagement and compare the latter with …

… of potential consequences. Our purpose, … relation of consequence thinking to several career
and academic variables, and to provide a direct test of the hypothesis relating consequence …

… , and job involvement were examined in relation to each scale. Results indicated that the …
strength of the relationships each had with the antecedents and consequences. Suggestions …

… -oriented, we chose criteria that have an impact on that relationship—namely, relationship
tenure (the duration of leader and follower working together) and span of leadership (the …

… In other words, do perceived racism, sexism, heterosexism, and so forth have different
relationships with well-being? In our analyses, we compare the effects of perceived discrimination …

… comparison motivations were explored in relation to self-esteem and affective consequences
of comparison… A college-student sample (N = 267) reported engaging in social comparison …