Sentence examples for difference in the experiential from inspiring English sources
In the first place, the difference in the experiential reports is quite compatible with the perception of a common object, possibly described correctly by one of the participants, possibly accurately reported by neither; both Tycho and Kepler see the Sun, and both perceive the relative motion of Sun and Earth.
The comparison of pregnant and non-pregnant women revealed a statistically significant difference in the mean scores of the experiential processes of those in the pre-contemplative stage.
Following this argument, the present study was conducted to identify differences in the levels of experiential avoidance among people who have a psychiatric diagnosis (anxiety, depression and psychotic disorder) and non-clinical population from the city of Mérida Yucatán.
There was no difference in the degree of self-focus between the analytical and experiential conditions (F < .57).57
One possibility lies in the experiential basis of people's interactions with the environment [41], [42].
Through intellectual rigor and experiential learning, this full-time, two-year MBA program develops leaders who make a difference in the world.
The main difference in the transition was getting to know her classmates, who had a much more diverse range of academic and experiential backgrounds than undergraduates.
In the experiential-verbal reflection, the opinions were quite subjective and caused a lot of debate.
Just over 50 years ago psychologist Joseph Brady and colleagues reported their famous researches on the "Executive Monkeys" (Brady, Porter, Conrad, & Mason, 1958) showing that differences in behavioral-experiential manipulations could cause gastric ulceration and even lead to death.
