Finally, it covers methods of measuring motivation: self-report questionnaires and indirect, objective measures such as exercise duration.
The difficulty to assess conscious perception in controlled experiments, in particular, gave rise to endless methodological discussions as to the best approach to consciousness, and what counts as index of conscious experience – e.g., direct vs. indirect, objective vs. subjective measures [18], [25], [36].
This indirect, objective measure counts the number of dosage units that have been taken between two scheduled appointments or clinic visits.
Scientific work that attempts to understand the world as it is usually has a direct or indirect objective of improving the world, and is guided by at least a vague idea of how the world should be.
15 20 79 Another question is whether indirect, "objective" indicators of job insecurity (such as downsizing or temporary employment), financial insecurity, and a poor psychosocial work environment (such as high effort or demands, low control, and low social support at work) have additional health consequences.
"Me," "him," "her," "us," and "them" are in the objective case, and are used as direct objects, indirect objects, and objects of a preposition.
Dative - Indirect Object.
The adoption of computer-oriented methods has led to the development of indirect but objective techniques for the prediction of subjective hand based on special regression models.
Objectives: Indirect evidence suggests that adrenal steroid production in the human fetus may have a circadian rhythm.
Responsibility cannot, therefore, be evaded by adopting indirect methods whose objective is achieved in the absence of a definitive 'order'order
