To do so, we first measured the CE of an equiprobable gamble (p = 0.5, each outcome) between 0.1 and 1.2 ml using PEST.
We assessed CEs psychometrically from choices between a safe reward and a binary, equiprobable gamble (p = 0.5, each option), using simultaneously presented bar cues for safe reward and gamble.
This was found to be independent of their screening practice for problem gambling (resp., P = 0.2 and P = 0.1).
Maori (6%, 15/242) were significantly more likely than NZ European (1.55, 15/1002) to be worried about their gambling behavior (p = 0.0002) and were also more likely to want immediate help (p = 0.04) [ 17].
However, relative to the outpatient cohort, the inpatient cohort showed worse performance on the Iowa Gambling Task (p = 0.01).
It is stated that, 'Like honey in water, speech, good or bad, dissolves in saliva which retains part of its power' (Gamble, 1991, p 152).
We determined each monkey's utility function in the range between 0.1 and 1.2 ml using the fractile method on binary, equiprobable gambles (each p = 0.5; one example fractile procedure is shown in Figure S1C) [ 24, 25].
Speed Bump Your article on IBM ("IBM's Giant Gamble," Oct. 4, p. 91) was informative.
As known well from the study by Mojtahedi and Gamble (1978), L/d p of the concrete member can affect the stress in tendons.
So Geraldine Laybourne ("The convergence gamble," Feb. 22, p. 38) envisions airing TV shows for female executives during working hours, when they can't watch?
