Sentence examples for developmental picture from inspiring English sources

The current developmental picture is that we begin to engage in this type of intervention by preschool age.

This result is compatible with a developmental picture of heightened reward sensitivity in adolescents relative to children (Steinberg et al., 2008).

In the current study, we extend this developmental picture by assessing the ability of children, adolescents and adults to maximize EV in choosing between pairs of gambles that differ in EV.

The present study extends this developmental picture by showing that the ability to maximize EV when choosing between two gambles (rather than a gamble and a sure thing) shows linear development during late childhood and adolescence.

Here, we add to this developmental picture by showing that functional connectivity between arMPFC and left pSTS/TPJ is stronger during social relative to basic emotion processing in adolescents than it is in adults.

Putting our findings together with those from other developmental studies (Guttentag & Ferrell, 2008; O'Connor et al., 2012; Weisberg & Beck, 2010), a distinct developmental picture of regret is beginning to emerge that has implications for future studies of regret and choice in both children and adults.

Norms were examined in children to study the developmental characteristics of picture and naming processing [6], [7], [29], [30], [31], [32].

Although these metaphors have an admirable sharpness and punch, they lead, when taken literally, to highly distorted pictures of developmental processes.

"A developmental psychologist showed three pictures to children -- a cow, a chicken and some grass.

It was my own gradual discovery of and awakening to this picture of the developmental process as a whole that eventually compelled me to reinterpret and redefine the meaning and significance of spiritual awakening, of enlightenment, for our own time.

Gene ontology (GO) analysis provides a picture of the developmental changes in hypothalamic gene expression between day 5 and day 13 of postnatal life (Figure 3), which is similar to the reported changes in other brain areas.