Over the several months of the iPhone study, though, the more frequent mind-wanderers remained less happy than the rest, and the moral — at least for the short-term — seems to be: you stray, you pay.
Not the most frequent worriers, mind you, but the most effective worriers.
Specifically, we found that distractions were slightly more frequent than mind-wandering, and more disengagements occurred in class than while studying.
The song opens with Perry confronting her former partner over his frequent changes of mind, singing "You change your mind like a girl changes clothes / Yeah you PMS like a bitch".
Rebekah Harkness, the Harkness Ballet's founder and principal benefactor, had become known for her frequent changes of mind and policies.
I was told that memories of specific incidents become less frequent as the mind puts the pieces back together and files them away.
A war in Iraq would only increase the risks that have been on almost every frequent flier's mind since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, travel industry professionals, security specialists and government officials say.
Too often he has chosen cronies and nonentities as advisers; they have tended to quit after a few months, exhausted and exasperated by his short attention span and frequent changes of mind.
Because we tend to judge the frequency of events by the availability of recall; extraordinary events appear more prominent and frequent in our mind than ordinary events.
As the chronological table of the various sections shows (SI, 888 9), the texts thus assembled were written at different dates and, in light of Cook Wilson's frequent change of mind (including his move away from idealism), they express views that are at times almost contradictory.
His frequent changes of mind have led him to attack his previous positions.
