Sentence examples for feedback outcomes from inspiring English sources
For HCP monitoring and feedback outcomes, only those interventions without this component statistically benefited HRQOL and depression outcomes.
The literature regarded error detection as a spontaneous process that occurs either while an action is executed (action-based detection) or after action feedback (outcome-based detection).
This study examines the effect of four different types of feedback (outcome, task properties, cognitive, combined task properties/cognitive) on the risk assessment judgments of auditors on two tasks, one requiring configural cue processing and the other not requiring configural cue processing.
If the P3 represents a response selection and initiation process, this suggests that those individuals with a higher drive to receive reward feedback react equally strongly to loss-related feedback, as each loss would signal a need to modify planned response patterns in the current experimental paradigm, regardless of the expectancy of the feedback outcome.
Unlike 'real' poker, no feedback about outcomes was provided after each trail and no 'community cards' were dealt.
This study is the first to explore if rapid estimates of opponents are used in competitive games with hidden information, even when no feedback about outcomes is provided.
If people use information about an opponent's face, it predicts they should systematically adjust their wagering decisions, despite the fact that they receive no feedback about outcomes, and the value associated with the gambles is identical between conditions.
This study identified various uses of feedback on outcomes.
In addition, we investigated whether the use of health information technology to deliver automated, targeted patient-level feedback improves outcomes.
Bickman and colleagues [ 14] found in their Randomized Controlled Trial that routine measurement and feedback improved outcomes with youth in home-based mental health treatment in community settings.
The performance indicators presented were selected to offer feedback on outcomes and process of greatest interest to the team or greatest relevance to interdisciplinary care.
