In behavioral science, fairness refers to our social preference for equitable outcomes. This can present itself as inequity aversion, people’s tendency to dislike unequal payoffs in their own or someone else’s favor. The tendency has been documented through experimental games, such as the ultimat...
various multivariate analysis techniques have been used to provide a richer ethological characterization of animal behavior20,21,22,23,24. Examples of how some of these techniques have been applied to animal behavior include: (1) to reduce dimensionality and identify components or factors that repres...
and will keep doing the math, to the degree they find it interesting. But for people who were paid to do math during Round 2, the math task is now different — it either no longer provides autonomy, or they will have inferred that it’s...
[124] recently noted that factor loading above 0.7 was preferred, but social science research has numerous examples where outer loadings were below this level. Decisions on whether or not to delete items with low loadings must include a careful consideration of their contribution to both composite ...
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Relevant areas of inquiry include epidemiology, behavioral science, implementation science, health services, cancer and aging, tobacco control, survivorship, and intervention trialists across all phases of the cancer continuum. The ideal candidate will have current NIH or equivalent funding. Candidates ...
We recognize that other aspects of the colour phenotype may influence its ability to match the environment. For example, it is possible that the white spots of juveniles show some degree of UV reflectance to mirror animal droppings more closely; additionally adult frogs are able to dynamically cha...
behavioral science, it offers management techniques to break through the rut of behavioral inertia and unlock the potential of am technologies. the additive manufacturing framework am’s roots go back nearly three decades. its importance is derived from its ability to break existing performance tr...
However, the pattern might also be produced by changes in the degree of variation among individuals. Here we report on dietary and associated behavioral changes that occurred with the experimental translocation of sea otters from a food-poor to a food-rich environment. Although the diets of all ...
Only through science can an understanding of control be explored which is not skewed by propaganda or ideological misuse. Skinner poses a question that stands out, and serves as the underlying point to his piece: “The question is this: Are we to be controlled by accident, by tyrants, or ...