Sentence examples for forming preferences from inspiring English sources

(331) Learning (and memory) plays a major role not only in forming preferences but also for choice behavior when preferences have been formed.

Most respondents in our sample show preference and variance stability consistent with rational pre-existent and well formed preferences.

In most ordinary choice situations, the objects of choice, over which we must have or form preferences, are not like this.

Indeed, it is difficult to see how/why a rational agent can/should form preferences over nonsensical acts (although see Dreier 1996 for an argument that this is not such an important issue).

It is generally assumed that patients form preferences and make decisions after they have been informed by their physician.

In the literature examining willingness to pay, environmental economists have noted, using a range of terms, people who do not have formed preferences [ 16].

They addressed the hypothesis that respondents are more likely to form preferences through elicitation where the goods being valued are less familiar by examining preferences for a supermarket, a dentist practice and a bowel cancer screening test.

In that way they can begin to form preferences, but can reconsider these throughout pregnancy and make better decisions based on the pain they are actually experiencing during labour.

This was done to ensure that food was hidden an equal amount of times under each object and that the monkeys would not form preferences for certain objects because of an increased likelihood of finding food underneath a specific object.

Ordinal preferences are expressed as unknown distributed assessment vectors and integrated with cardinal preferences to form aggregated preferences of alternatives.

(That is the viewer demographic group most highly prized by many marketers because its members are forming brand preferences as they form families).