Sentence examples for field perspectives from inspiring English sources
Consistent with this suggestion, and with findings from other studies of imagery in disorders where social evaluation is not a core feature e.g., simple phobia and OCD (Pratt et al., 2004; Speckens et al., 2007), the current study did not find an observer perspective bias in the images of health anxious participants, with their images being from both observer and field perspectives.
From an off the field perspective a return of the prodigal son would have had Arsenal fans in dream land.
Cameras shooting live action from behind the line of scrimmage caused viewers to lose field perspective, the yard line or where a reception was caught.
Not hugely different from middle-class areas from a field perspective – other than the fact that a high proportion were prepared to participate!
These results are consistent with the positive correlations between the binding free energies and the KOA, BCF, and t1/2 values for the PCBs, which can be indirectly explained by the correlation between the binding free energies and the KOA, BCF, and t1/2 values for the PCBs from the molecular field perspective.
Figure 7 provides a full field perspective of the relative blood flow changes.
Participants were told that they were to produce a field perspective mental image combining the picture with the word.
Perspective of the image is rated by the participant on a 7-point scale, ranging from − 3 ("field perspective") to + 3 ("observer perspective").
Furthermore, while social anxiety images were experienced typically from an observer perspective, imagery related to psychosis tended to be experienced more from a field perspective.
These scenarios were phrased to encourage the participant to adopt a first-person perspective when imagining the event (i.e., a field perspective; Nigro & Neisser, 1983).
They then practiced four sample descriptions with a particular emphasis on using imagery from field perspective, and not using observer perspective imagery or verbal processing.
