Americans get progressively less positive about economic conditions the further away they look from home, according to the report.
In this time window the multiple, the small distance and the large distance conditions showed less positive amplitude than the product condition over central posterior electrodes.
In other words, for no brain region was the coupling for the gaze shifts condition less positive (or more negative) than the coupling for the eyes open/closed condition.
Contrasts (Tukey-corrected p for all conditions: p ≤ 0.005) showed a long-lasting effect with amplitudes in the multiple, small distance and large distance conditions being less positive over left-frontal electrodes than in the product condition.
The results for this convergent-reduced-salience condition mimicked that of the cross-cut condition, revealing less positive majority attitudes.
Participants in the ICTs condition reported less positive affect after the conversation than those in the face-to-face condition.
In the 260 312 ms time window, the multiple, the small distance, and the large distance conditions elicited less positive amplitudes over right central-anterior electrodes and more positive amplitudes over left posterior electrodes than product probe types (Tukey-corrected p for all conditions: p ≤ 0.005).
The reported working conditions were less positive than in the other hospitals: hospital B had the highest bed:staff ratio, the lowest availability of five types of protective materials, the lowest number of staff that received daily supervision, irregularly organized educational sessions and the highest number of staff reporting not receiving compensation for overtime.
Patients with any long-standing condition were less positive about their overall care; those with a learning disability or mental health condition were the least satisfied.
The results show that high egoists in the 'Video-Camera' condition experienced significantly less positive memory distortion than high egoists in the 'Control' condition, suggesting that indirect social monitoring can interfere with early information processing biases found in egoistic self-enhancers.
