Sentence examples for biased behavioural from inspiring English sources

One mechanism for these disorders is modulation of estimated action outcomes in the striatum via dopaminergic medication, which leads to biased behavioural choices (Voon et al. 2010).

Selection began to operate not simply on genes for ascorbic acid synthesis but also across a distributed network of sensory biases, behavioural inclinations and digestive-metabolic mechanisms that increased the probability of obtaining ascorbic acid from the environment.

This could have biased the results of behavioural factors if, as part of treatment, persons with DM changed their lifestyle.

17 CBT uses a systematic approach to cognitive restructuring, change of biased negative beliefs and behavioural activation to mitigate the intensity and presence of depression.

Both the hexagon maze and radiolarian maze yielded similar results for reductions in working memory errors, and for neighbouring arm biases, suggesting that the greater geometric complexity of the mazes compared to the classic maze can reduce the behavioural biases observed on the latter.

Playing is now "engagement"; crying is "emotional proximity"; lying to ourselves (cognitive biases) is "behavioural economics"; reacting to events is "brand journalism".

We chose to rate anger retrospectively as we did not want to bias participants' behavioural decisions during the UG [3].

The present study was done in captivity and our behavioural observations were certainly biased.

This suggests that some behavioural information on orangutans is biased by the fact that such populations were not studied at carrying capacity.

One assumes that behavioural economists, like everyone else, are probably biased towards resisting challenges to their dominant paradigm.

The finding may result from the lower prevalence of mental distress in Norwegian-Vietnamese children or from biased reports and cultural differences in reporting emotional and behavioural problems.