Sentence examples for given no feedback from inspiring English sources

As an example, she cited a study, carried out with a graduate student, Lora Park, in which college freshmen who based their self-esteem on academic achievement were given a test and then either told that they had failed or given no feedback.

Participants were given no feedback about accuracy in the trials.

Children were given no feedback on their accuracy.

Using standard SIFI inducing conditions, we compared the frequency of the SIFI when participants were given no feedback to that when participants were given feedback.

Take podiatry: diabetics risk amputated feet if inexperienced high street commercial clinics treat them, with no knowledge of their history and give no feedback to their doctors.

A person who says right off the bat, "I'm no good with numbers," will probably make no effort to understand the numbers, and give no feedback to the presenter.

(Imagine how hard it would be to learn to play the piano if there were a long delay between striking a key and hearing the note). But, in many circumstances, it takes time to ensure that results are accurate giving misleading feedback is even worse than giving no feedback.

The challenge of the Internet is that most of the audience is invisible and gives no feedback.

The similarities extend to the lackluster scroll wheel, which has little grip and gives no feedback, but it functions.

You won't be watching yourself when you present, but your body, voice, and energy will all be used to a mirror, which gives no feedback, reaction, or energy and makes you focus on yourself.

Clicks outside the squares were recorded, but gave no feedback.