Two experiments were designed to test distinct implications of experience-sampling models.
In numerous experiments they've manipulated early life experiences in zebra finches and looked to see the implications of these experiences in adulthood.
We argue in this paper that, women's experiences of routine HIV counselling and testing and the implications of these experiences on prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV in Uganda, are in part a reflection of broader structural facilitators and constraints at family, community, health systems as well as the national and global policy levels.
Measurement and modeling may be used to understand the implications of auditory experiences within these galleries as related to the role of the site in developing religious authority.
We investigate the psychological implications of sensory experiences: how colors influence lives, what sorts of furniture arrangements are best in various situations, our relationship with the natural world, and so on.
This workshop will explore the common and unique strengths, challenges and dynamics that Black women face in the U.S and the clinical implications of such experiences.
However, this expository account raises important questions about the frequency, range, and implications of negative experiences in TFA particularly those currently ignored or suppressed by TFA.
As Pike notes, it is possible in principle that whole traditions of mystical experience are more concerned to communicate the doctrinal implications of such experience rather than its phenomenological content (1992, p. 174), and that they adopt a vocabulary for talking about the experiences that will suit this purpose.
However one regards the import of a memoir about John F. Kennedy Jr., the implications of my experience should be disturbing.
The implications of early experience for children's brain development, behavior, and psychological functioning have long absorbed caregivers, researchers, and clinicians.
