Dr. Haug is an Affiliate in the Williams PanLab, which investigates precision mental health and translational neuroscience.
There is so much strategy, mental power, physical precision and control that goes into the sport that I don't see it to be any different than curling, skiing or diving.
We could all understand that and Christopher Hampton's translation, like James Macdonald's production, was a model of precision about mental slippage.
We calculated a sample size to detect a level of 10% of the population 18 60 years old having mental distress, with a precision of ±5%, 95% confidence interval (CI) and a design effect equal to 2. The sample size was also calculated to make stratified analyses by socioeconomic subgroups possible.
Arthur's valiant fight against mental jumble — evident in the precision of his diction, the minor and constant corrections to his posture, his refusal to reveal himself with eye contact — is so touching as to suggest the whole human condition.
To conduct the first examination of neuroticism as a predictor of (1) the incidence of what Wegner (1989, 2009) terms ironic processes of mental control and (2) the precision of ironic performance errors under high- and low-anxiety conditions.
If texting dramatically compromises even highly experienced drivers, imagine what a distracted brain could mean for other kinds of mental actions that rely on attention, precision, and patience.
By building on the profession of system dynamics, Ruth and Hannon con tribute to movement away from purely mental models, which necessarily lack adequate precision, toward more insightful and disciplined computer simulation models.
Psychological well-being was negatively associated with mental health, but further investigation of precision of measurement across the health continuum is required.
