Sentence examples for measures of avoidance from inspiring English sources

Significant correlations of overall success with measures of avoidance and acceptance of pain supported the validity of scores from the values measure.

For 4 of the 5 participants, treatment gains were evidenced by changes in diagnostic status, significant reductions in measures of avoidance, and improvements on self- and parent-report measures of anxiety symptomology.

Aspiration, both overt and silent, can also be present with some regularity after this procedure, and it appears intuitive that identification of aspiration with the appropriate measures of avoidance of oral intake and avoidance of oral contrast studies may help reduce the consequences of aspiration pneumonia.

Further, it has been reported [ 11] that the effects of cancer treatment on an individual's quality of life could be predicted using measures of avoidance behaviour.

In a study [ 3] it was found that measures of avoidance behavior could predict the effects of treatment on an individual's quality of life.

For later use after a time of storage, drying off the liquid and storing the basidiospores under dry conditions on the sterile plastic lids is also a possible measure of avoidance.

The Punishment scale was used as our measure of avoidance tendencies and was termed "BIS" after Gray's "behavioral inhibition system" (51).

Another measure of avoidance is the Nature Reserve Task developed by Field and Storksen-Coulson (2007), which consists of a wooden board covered in green material (to give the impression of grass).

The correlations between the TSK-GV's AA subscale and the avoidance subscales of the FABQ and the KPI, as well as the negative correlations between the AA subscale and the KPI endurance scales, support the validity of AA being a measure of avoidance.

In Study 2 (n = 281), confirmatory factor analysis supported this two-factor structure and convergent validity was established through strong correlations between the RPI and measures of activity, avoidance, reinforcement, and depression (r = .65 to.65).65

Although Hofstede's measures of uncertainty avoidance are quite high for Russia with a value of 95 compared to the average of 50 for developed countries (Hofstede 2001), other research asserts that Iakovleva this general measure does not indeed reflect risk in relation to establishing or operating a business.