Sentence examples for expectancy for future from inspiring English sources

Participants who framed failure abstractly reported significantly greater negative affect, significantly lower positive affect, and significantly less positive expectancy for future performance than participants who framed failure concretely or participants who received success feedback.

Furthermore, the epidemiological transition that has occurred in developed countries leading to the modern rise in obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, autoimmune disorders (Gillespie et al. 2004; Tedeschi and Airaghi 2006), and certain types of cancers (Dinse et al. 1999) has led to predictions of decreased life expectancy for future generations (Olshansky et al. 2005).

Hope and expectancies for future events in depression.

Regularities are extracted from a sound sequence using local and global sound statistics, resulting in the development of expectancies for future sounds [2], [3], [4].

The skin self-examination attitude scale (SSEAS) developed, and previously used, in a large community-based pilot trial of skin cancer screening [ 16], and was modified for the Skin Awareness study to include items measuring SSE outcome expectancy and planning for future SSE.

Dispositional optimism is a stable trait that "reflects the extent to which people hold generalized favorable expectancies for their future" (Carver, Scheier, & Segerstrom, 2010, p. 879).

We suggest that perceived expectancy of future pain as opposed to subjective estimates of current pain may be a parameter of interest for better predicting a patient's risk for the anxiebo effect.

Addressing non-communicable diseases ("NCDs") and their risk-factors is one of the most powerful ways of improving longevity and healthy life expectancy for the foreseeable future – especially in low- and middle-income countries.

Addressing NCDs and their risk factors is not merely a priority for economic development: it is likely to be the most powerful way of improving longevity and healthy life expectancy for the foreseeable future – especially in low- and middle-income countries.

These effects can lead to a loss in confidence to live independently, reduced life expectancy and loss of inheritance for future generations.

These findings demonstrate a new mechanism for adjusting gain and sensitivity in declarative memory in accordance with contextual probabilities and expectancies of future events.