Sentence examples for decision making behaviour from inspiring English sources

Here, we used a computational neurostimulation approach22,23 to examine how perturbations of the assumed underlying attractor dynamics in vmPFC might affect decision making behaviour.

Finally, with this successful example of linking stimulation interventions with biophysical model predictions we hope to introduce a novel framework for studies aiming at an augmentation of decision making behaviour in populations with altered prefrontal functions.

The factors affecting practitioners' decision making behaviour can vary from individual characteristics (such as lack of knowledge about the evidence), patient factors (complexities associated with advanced disease), through to organisational aspects (such as lack of facilities or equipment).

School Principal …take for example that group of [Grade] 10 girls, I couldn't see them being in the position where they are today without that support from the nurse every week…Attendance being improved, health being improved, decision making, behaviour in class, possibly even grades improvements, that's just from that group.

…take for example that group of [Grade] 10 girls, I couldn't see them being in the position where they are today without that support from the nurse every week…Attendance being improved, health being improved, decision making, behaviour in class, possibly even grades improvements, that's just from that group.

Decision making behaviour has often been shown to vary following changes in the way in which choice problems are described (or 'framed'framed

Analyses of human functional MRI data, collected during rest and analysed using a novel approach, support the notion that these connectivity patterns underlie differences in decision-making behaviour.

This paper argues in favour of a simulation approach relying on an explicit and rigorous modelling of the management strategy that underlies the farmer's decision-making behaviour.

Research into farm and agribusiness management led to mathematical planning systems and statistical computation of farm-enterprise data, and interest has been drawn to decision-making behaviour studies of farm managers.

At the core of the decision support approach lies an explicit and rigorous modelling of the management strategy that underlies a dairy farmer's decision-making behaviour (real or hypothetical).

The decision-making behaviour of 26 young (20 30 years) and 26 elderly (60 77 years) participants was observed in four conditions varying in applied stressors and in level versus uphill walking at 7° and 14°.