"I could outline a plot, take a character from Point A to Point B, but the interior life — the emotional underpinnings that account for behavior — eluded me".
So is it in fact the case that working scientists, and in particular, psychologists, find it necessary to appeal to distinctively mental phenomena to account for behavior?
Participants' morality ratings will be used to refine game theory so that it accounts for behavior in the trust game more accurately.
Finally, the legal/non-legal demarcation in empirical social science usually reflects more general explanatory premises about the psycho-social factors that account for behavior, well beyond the realm of the legal.
Team members collected data, began analysis on performance and used participants' morality ratings to refine game theoretic notions so that they account for behavior in the trust game more accurately.
Second, use a "systems" approach that would combine efforts in various settings and account for behavior and environmental factors.
But the study's authors say a sixth dimension, Honesty-Humility, should be added to the Big Five to help account for behavior that's unethical, manipulative and self-serving.
That prevented them from figuring out in advance where to seat students to account for behavior problems, academic proficiency, English ability and other factors that would have helped ensure a smooth and efficient opening day, he said.
That prevented them from figuring out in advance where to seat students to account for behavior problems, academic proficiency, English ability and other factors that would have helped ensure a smooth and efficient opening day, he said.
"Accountable" refers to computational mechanisms that can be used to "account for" behaviors of systems to support detection of privacy and fairness violations, as well as explain how they came about.
Demand response (DR) is important to account for behaviors of the demand side to yield an optimal dispatch result.
