Sentence examples for developed expectancy from inspiring English sources

The dynamic integration of incoming musical stimuli with ongoing neural processes––which perhaps reflect previously developed expectancy––will result in the formation, strengthening, and maintenance of expectancies if the stimulus properties match the expected temporal and tonal structures.

Though situation-specific SE may be a stronger predictor by accounting for more variance in a specific challenge [ 6], GSE has the potential to better predict general outcomes, or outcomes in tasks for which an individual has not yet developed expectancies [ 37].

The apparent lack of SNC effects in chickens may relate to a difference in their emotional systems from that of mammals and may suggest that when developing expectancies, chickens do not use their emotions in the same way as mammals.

Design: We developed alcohol expectancy models using a cognitive paradigm designed to maximize cognitive activation of expectancies, in order to delineate dimensions of alcohol expectancies.

That child may then develop an expectancy that those they are close to cannot truly be counted upon at a time of need.

Similar to many developed and developing countries, life expectancy at birth in Syria is higher for females than males (74 compared to 69 years respectively) [ 2].

The current arrangement, he pointed out, was developed when life expectancy was lower and the world was, as a whole, poorer.

Although 10 of 11 participants developed contingency awareness (expectancy), we found no conditioning of pain intensity, pain unpleasantness, or flare using a within-subject repeated measures design (ps>.05).

There was a significant group-by-time interaction in AEQ-A (t = − 2.71, p = .007) when measured after four months, showing that students from the comparison group developed more positive expectancies toward alcohol than students from the intervention group.

The US consistently ranks lower than most developed nations on life expectancy, obesity and instances of chronic diseases.

This rise was attributed in part to increased life expectancy in developed countries.