Sentence examples for interpret neutral from inspiring English sources
Over-activation of this system also accounts for the way in which schizophrenic subjects interpret neutral stimuli.
Specifically, MDD patients tend to attend selectively to negative stimuli in their environment and to interpret neutral or ambiguous stimuli as negative or as less positive.
Depressed patients have an attentional bias toward negative stimuli (easier to attract patients' attention) [ 9], which are more inclined to interpret neutral faces as sad [ 10, 11].
Depressed individuals are more likely to self-focus (Pyszczynski et al. 1989), ruminate on negative life events (Nolen-Hoeksema 1991), and interpret neutral evaluations as negatively-valenced (Gotlib 1983).
Dodge and Schwartz [ 80] showed that traumatized children tend to interpret neutral behavior of other people as hostile and react to more aggressive behavior with fear or even dissociation.
Without getting overly scientific, it's explained that when we're exposed to rudeness, our subconscious makes us act in ways that interpret both neutral and negative behaviors as rude, making us more inclined to behave rudely ourselves.
They found that many more white children interpreted a neutral picture of an interaction between two students of different races in a negative way.
The parameters A and M in the production functions of the tradable goods can be interpreted as neutral technological shocks.
Perhaps one can save Clarke's view by contending that since distant action is logically impossible, Newton's theory must therefore be interpreted as neutral on that issue.
"Karzai clearly expected (or hoped) to receive the same U.S. support for his candidacy that he received in the 2004 election, and interprets our neutral stance in this election as evidence that the U.S. is 'against' him," wrote Eikenberry.
Using the MEC model [ 24], the majority (55%) of the mature domain residues showed very strong positive selection, with 34% being under very strong negative selection and only 11% revealing a pattern interpreted as neutral selection.
