In this vein, inducing subjects to pay attention to their own moral standards by asking them to recall the Ten Commandments or to read a code of honour, decreases the subjects' tendency to cheat [6].
As a child of the 80s who could never get past the bit in Threads where the petrified woman soils herself in Sheffield city centre, I'm not naturally drawn to the terror-inducing subject of nuclear war/energy/other.
The census may be a coma-inducing subject on the surface ― what could be more boring than the process of counting everyone who lives in the U.S. ― but there's a reason why there is a section in the Constitution devoted to it.
Criticisms of the BPL fell into the following categories -- the BPL is flawed in the sense that it: induces subject compliance, is not empirically supported, is methodologically defective and is merely unethical.
Secondly, meta-analysis is a retrospective study that may inevitably induce subject selection bias and thereby have an impact on the reliability of our results.
Cecily is being tutored in German and other doze-inducing subjects by Miss Prism (Ms. Massey), but her thoughts are of an imaginary knight on horseback charging at her across the fields.
In contrast, statement of approval induces subjects to converge towards the most inefficient outcome.
Four circular checkerboards driven by distinct flickering sequences were displayed on a LCD screen as visual stimuli to induce subjects' NIRS responses.
The script was defined with sufficient details to induce subjects to enter in the story, as hypothesized by Geerig [ 41].
We chose to avoid limits on numbers of student nominations, which have the potential to induce subjects to enter data to fill up their perceived quota.
In Experiment 2A, it seemed that the geometrical discrimination task induced subjects to shift from holistic processing to an analytical approach.
