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Additionally, this approach could contribute to better understand the pathoetiology as well as prodromal behavior patterns prior to a relapse in bipolar disorders, integrating objective and subjective data with other clinical correlates [ 17].

This setup allowed us to investigate adolescents' brain responses while they were integrating objective performance feedback (personal success vs. failure) with the social evaluation of their performance (emotional faces representing social support vs. disapproval).

However, planning has not yet developed methodological approaches (1) for spatially optimizing residential development according to the different renewable energy potentials and (2) for integrating objectives of optimized energy efficiency with other environmental requirements and concerns.

To address this problem we propose a multimodal approach, which integrates objective tools, such as electrophysiology and functional brain imaging, with traditional behavioural scales.

The aim of this study is to integrate objective and subjective assessment in landscape classification in the case of Side district in Antalya, Turkey.

Kahneman explains that when "thinking slow," we are able to engage in careful analysis and integrate objective data.

Objective 3: To integrate objectives 1 and 2 via the use of scenario planning techniques in order to construct possible scenarios for the technological and educational levels of adoption in the case of the Uruguayan public education system.

Despite the relevant amount of studies focused on wetland creation or restoration with these and other objectives, still little is known on how to integrate objectives of wetland creation or restoration at different landscape scales.

Future studies for cash management in single machine scheduling can be focused on integrating the objective function of this paper with the traditional ones via multi objective scheduling approaches.

The model offers guidance for the design of information environments that can improve performance by integrating both objective and subjective aspect of users' quality assessments.

The first focuses on phenomenological experience, whereas the second integrates objective data such as physiological parameters [ 87].