Sentence examples for experiential items from inspiring English sources

The most popular offerings now are "experiential items that someone cannot go to the store and purchase," said Tom DiNardo, chief executive and owner of DiNardo & Lord Auctioneers in Seattle, which has been conducting charity auctions since 1993.

One column presents experiential items, the other interpersonal elements.

It is intertextuality of this type which is implicated when an experiential token references some attitudinally-loaded cultural frame (Fig. 2, item 2, termed 'cultural doxa' in the spectrum set out there) or via an in-group allusion (item 1 in Fig. 2) which then gives rise to an attitudinal inference (c.f. White 2006).

These include experiential lexis, appraisals, reference items and conjunctions, which can be marked in the text for analysis.

Beaton suggested four equivalences to be checked: Semantic equivalence, that the words should have only one meaning so as not to confuse the patients; grammar; idiomatic equivalence, or a check of all the colloquialisms, which turned out to not be an issue; and experiential equivalence, meaning that the items and experiences of daily life were checked and that the language was adapted.

The Acceptance and Action Questionnaire (AAQ; Hayes et al., 2004) is a 9-item measure of experiential avoidance.

Maternal and paternal anxiety at all time points was measured using the anxiety items from the Crown Crisp experiential index (CCEI), a validated self-rating inventory (for example, see Crisp et al).; example items include 'worry a lot' and 'feeling strung up inside').

To highlight the experiential level for each of the 40 items of war-related traumatic events the 'experienced' and 'witnessed' options were re-coded into one value: '1' indicating the experience and/or witness of trauma; and '0' indicating heard about or no trauma experience.

Instructions for the analytical self-focus condition emphasized thinking about the causes, meanings, and consequences of each item whereas the instructions for the experiential self-focus condition emphasized focusing one's attention on the experience of each item.

It is a simple 5-item self-report measure which provides an experiential impact of a disorder from the patient's point of view.

Experiential attitudes were examined with semantic differential scale items used in a similar study [ 32].