Sentence examples for automatic associations from inspiring English sources

When I asked Poggio about the results, he dismissed them as automatic associations between objects and language; the system did not understand what it saw.

But researchers found that those people's opinions could be predicted by measuring how quickly they made automatic associations between photographs of the military base with positive or negative words.

Instead, cultures are more likely to differ in their access to and reliance on abstract rules that over-ride such automatic associations Thus, even those of who don't think we're superstitious have a reflexive fear of tempting fate.

The results show that automatic associations can predict decisions.

We propose a new construct (implicit normative evaluations) that purports to measure automatic associations about societal evaluations.

It was predicted that exercise imagery would activate a pattern of positive automatic associations with exercise that would be reflected in more positive implicit attitudes.

Or is the automatic association of LGBT people with gentrification flawed?

What we don't know is which aspect of the synaesthesia leads to the advantage – the automatic association or the phenomenological experience," Rothen says.

There is no automatic association between this view and the venality he has now displayed, but it is a reminder of the risks of disregarding inequality and placing trust in wealthy elites.

The automatic association of Democrats with profligacy has been broken, and it may not re-emerge for a while.This change in the character of the Democratic Party is one Mr Clinton has long worked for.

Researchers standardly take this pattern to indicate a prejudiced automatic association between semantic concepts.