Both interventions reduced the evaluative conditioning effect.
There was also an evaluative conditioning effect in that participants disliked neutral objects that had preceded traumatic pictures more.
There was also some evidence to suggest direct effects of evaluative inner speech and condensed inner speech on proneness to auditory hallucinations.
This trial was selected as it is one of the very few evaluative studies of the effects of supported employment for adults with autism and the only one based in the United Kingdom.
The secondary objectives were to identify possible predictors of the response to pulmonary rehabilitation, including obesity, and to evaluate the responsiveness of different evaluative tools to assess the effects of pulmonary rehabilitation[ 16].
Rather, through the friendship, and through changes in your friend over time, you may come to change your evaluative outlook, thereby in effect subordinating your commitment to certain values to your commitment to your friend.
Although he does not deny that each passion has some distinctive felt character, Descartes offers no description of it other than the presentation of the object under some evaluative description and its effect on the will.
We can state this desired effect as an evaluative design principle for adaptive learning systems: A highly effective adaptive learning system should not only help to raise the mean of performance among learners but also decrease the standard deviation.
Further, the impact of the imagery conditions was corroborated on a task in which participants rated valence for associated pictures presented without captions, perhaps due to effects akin to evaluative conditioning (cf. Holmes, Mathews, et al., 2008; Standage, Ashwin, & Fox, 2009).
Here, Smith provides no reason at all, but merely attempts to coordinate positive attitudes by relying on the repeated effect of the emotive force of evaluative terms.
