For example, imagine a weight loss program where the researchers measure the subjects’ weights at the beginning, conduct the program, and then measure weights at the end. If the intervention causes weight loss, you’d expect to see decreases between the pretest and posttest. However, there ar...
Examples of consistent and distinct (left), and variable and overlapping (right) emotional landscapes. The dimensions illustrated here may somewhat reflect the two dimensions outlined in the circumplex model of affect21—arousal and valence. The first dimension may correspond to valence, with high val...
In depression, the subjective complaints of cognitive impairment often exceed the neuropsychological deficits, and the primary problem seems to be one of motivation or lack of effort. Depression and dementia can coexist, however. Among the dementing disorders, vascular dementia follows AD as the ...
Note the significance of the homogeneity test; it provides the motivation for standardizing the rate ratios. If we wanted the externally standardized ratio (weights proportional to the population of the unexposed group), we would substitute estandard for istandard in the above command. We are not...
3. Method In this section, we first analyze the drawbacks of state- of-the-art image inpainting methods and the motivation of our external-internal learning scheme. We then present the details of the two stages: external monochromic reconstruc- tion trained on lar...
(200) may return to its natural sagittal depth. As illustrated in FIG. 10, the lens (200) may return to its natural curved shape without outside motivation. Alternatively, a internal member such as a spring disc (not shown) or foam member may be placed within the orifice (180) to aid...
such as participants’ motivation to do well, underpins the relationships between the experience, representation and recognition of emotion. In other words, do those with more consistent experiences of emotion also have more consistent visual emotion representations and more accurate emotion recognition sim...
Motivation Armed conflicts and war-like conditions have several negative effects on human health and development, as presented in recent literature (for a review, see [15,16]). Among all the populations affected by these conflicts, IDPs and refugees report the worst morbidity and mortality rates...
(2001) report that an increased possibility of lawsuits leads to greater effort by partners. In other words, in response to increased litigation risk, auditors have proactive motivation to spend more audit resources in order to avoid audit failures.Bell et al.(2008) andJohnstone and Bedard(2001...
(TIA)); ASA status IV, V, and VI [42]; history of sinus surgery; acute or chronic maxillary sinusitis; oro-antral fistulae; untreated periodontitis; poor oral hygiene and motivation; current pregnancy or lactation; heavy smoking (more than 25 cigarettes per day); and severe clenching or ...