This study used a within-subject assessment to determine if impulsive choice is sensitive to changes in reinforcer magnitude, and whether effects of d-amphetamine are related to current levels of impulsive choice.
However, provider choice is sensitive to cost (last two rows of Table 6).
It has been found that in free-operant conditions response choice is sensitive to the value of the outcomes on offer, demonstrating goal-directed control over action selection.
Preferences for locations of activity also varied and highlighted the need for flexibility and choices that are sensitive to self-conscious adolescents.
In this paper we examine whether stated preferences and Willingness To Pay estimates, obtained in a choice experiment, are sensitive to the institutional context in which the good under evaluation is provided.
Previously published consensus statements advocate nerve conduction studies as the method of choice because these are sensitive, specific, and validated measures of the presence of nerve function impairment, whereas other neurophysiological tests (e.g., QST, autonomic tests) are useful in characterizing neuropathic expression (3, 4, 18).
All the evidence suggests that Margaret Chan, the Director General of WHO is correct when she stressed recently stated that: "food choices are highly sensitive to price.
Risks associated with higher or lower intakes of macronutrients are sensitive to choice of replacement nutrient(s).
However, the results vary with the assumptions and the results are sensitive to the choice of discount rate, the choice of time horizon, vaccine price and vaccination rate.
Many of them only identify binary rather than quantitative variation, which are sensitive to threshold choices.
