The toolbox then computes an average of how surprised it was by the words in the second half of the document, where surprise is measured in the number of equiprobable word choices, on average.
Following surgery, however, all four lesioned groups changed their choice behaviour dramatically and made significantly fewer high effort/HR choices (on average < 20% HR arm choices at the start of Block B), whereas the shams continued to select the HR option on over 50% of trials from the beginning of Block B (mean – 72.3%; Fig. 2a, Block B).
Provision of a package with T-shirt, badge, and bicycle had the largest influence on CHWs' choice, on average.
However, correct choices were on average associated with shorter mean log entry latencies than incorrect choices (response main effect: F1,14 = 9.50, p = 0.008).
(Interestingly, those facing normal market conditions, who felt less anxious, reported higher satisfaction with their choices but, on average, their portfolios underperformed the stock market.
In addition to indicating their position (ie, faculty, fellow, or resident), respondents were asked the following questions about medical grand rounds (MGR) (with accompanying choices): 1) On average, how frequently do you attend MGR? (weekly, monthly, 4 to 6 times per year, 1 to 2 times per year, never) 2) Are you more or less likely to attend MGR because of free food?
D. Mark Hegsted, a Harvard nutritionist whose studies of fats and their role in promoting heart disease led federal officials in the 1970s to issue influential guidelines intended to improve the food choices of average Americans, died on June 16 in Westwood, Mass.
French and British borrowers had almost as little choice with, on average, 0.7 banks per 100,000 people.
For instance, a 6percentt G.W.C. error indicates that the coach's actual choice would, on average, cost the team 6 victories of each 100 games played.
Not only were study participants more satisfied with the decisions they reached that way, but independent evaluators also rated their choices as better on average than the choices of those who consciously deliberated to the last second.
Suneel Gupta, the co-founder of Rise, says that the average person makes 35 choices per week on average about what to eat, making the chance of bad choices high for busy people.
