Sentence examples for mental ratings from inspiring English sources

Until, bang, a nanosecond later, the mental ratings on both sides have clearly matched up, you've both checked each other out with an approving eye, and now you are perfectly placed to go away and have immediate sexual intercourse under the nearby pedestrian flyover.

However, ratings of the dead David's mind in the story in which his corpse was embalmed and buried varied with the participant's religiosity.Irreligious participants gave the buried corpse about the same mental ratings as the vegetative patient (-1.51 and -1.64 respectively).

A unique study in which pre-disaster mental health ratings were able to be compared with post-disaster ratings highlights the need to broaden the scope to include factors such as aggression and alcohol use [ 6].

In an attempt to separately measure the three cognitive loads, it has been reported that mental effort ratings were most sensitive to manipulations of intrinsic processing (created by topic complexity), and mental difficulty ratings were most sensitive to indications of germane processing (reflected by transfer test performance) (DeLeeuw and Mayer 2008).

Mental fatigue ratings were significantly higher when exercise was undertaken fasted rather than following breakfast.

In conclusion, consuming breakfast before exercise decreased mental fatigue ratings following cognitive task completion and exercise reversed the detrimental effects of breakfast consumption on RVIP reaction time.

Examination of translation scores, subjective mental load ratings, and free recall performance indicated that simultaneous presentations rendered text comprehension less effective both at a lexical level and at the level of text comprehension compared with written presentation only.

Key issues around the types of cognitive load include the context in which learning occurs, the continued use of single-item mental effort ratings, and the timing of cognitive load and learning outcome measurements.

Mental workload ratings were collected with short questionnaires.

Killaspy et al. found that when rating the mental health recovery star, collaborative ratings between staff and patients were higher (better) than ratings completed by staff alone [ 40].

These findings suggest that somatic symptoms can interfere with subjective evaluation of mental distress using self-rating scales and that significant proportion of CAD patients suffer from mental distress that does not reach the DSM-IV-TR severity threshold criteria [ 44, 45].