Cancer patients, who report greater efficacy with respect to their capacity to cope with the disease and its treatment, are better adjusted, experience greater quality of life, and are less distressed than patients who feel less efficacious (Bandura, 1997; Merluzzi et al, 2001), and further investigations of the importance of physician communication for self-efficacy of cancer patients are needed.
It's nice to be able to adjust that experience yourself, but good design doesn't want or need adjustment, and is in fact harmed by it.
Neuronal circuits develop, adjust to experience and degenerate in response to injury or disease in the course of weeks and months.
But I also think that her constant fidgeting neediness captured something we all felt: the ever-present urge to tweak or adjust the experience to make it a touch more perfect.
Even though both groups had become good over time at the first dart-throwing practice, it was the group that received instruction that was able to quickly adjust its experience to a new situation.
She doesn't need to retroactively adjust her experience to fit the neat and tidy mold I took her.
Who know how to express, process, dismantle and adjust their experience as they are their own locus of control.
Who know how to express, process, dismantle and adjust their experience as they are their own locusts of control.
Still, these patients showed obvious differences within the group related to other quality of life conditions, as some of them (Group 2) seemed to fully adjust their experience of quality of life.
During the event, Google announced that Google Home can now tell up to six users in a household apart by voice and adjust their experiences accordingly, allowing the platform to support genuinely responsive, personalized communications.
This appeared to be due to the socioeconomic advantage and lower reporting of racial discrimination experiences associated with being socially-assigned as European-only (Adjusting for experience of racial discrimination immediately after adjusting for age and sex slightly attenuated this association, OR = 1.33, 95% CI = 1.05, 1.68 [not shown in table]).
