Sentence examples for mood errors from inspiring English sources

The subjective representation may reflect the present mood, errors in autobiographical memory (un-/conscious distortions), false memories or idiosyncratic reconstructions of the subjects' personal history.

The subjective representation may reflect the present mood, errors in the autobiographical memory (un-/conscious distortions), false memories, or idiosyncratic reconstructions of an individual's personal history.

Thursday's latest European clash away to Benfica will have done little to improve his mood, after inexplicable errors from Davide Santon and Steven Taylor gifted the hosts a 3-1 win after Papiss Cisse had given them an unlikely early lead.

To adjust for different strategies in the two moods, RTs and errors were combined in Inverse Efficiency Scores (IES = RT/Accuracy; Townsend & Ashby, 1978).

They began the second half in positive mood before McGregor's error handed them a bizarre equaliser.

Sleep deprivation negatively impacts upon a plethora of your psychomotor performance – accuracy, reaction times, decision-making, errors rate, and mood.

"The Other Son," a new film by Lorraine Lévy, shares its premise with "The Prince and the Pauper" and Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors," though its mood is more melodramatic than humorous.

Kolur et al. (2006) reported that those with a history of two mood episodes made more commission errors than those with only one previous episode.

Table 3 Results from the Cox model Covariate Parameter Standard Z p-value Hazard   estimate error     ratio Major mood 1.6233 0.7147 2.271 0.0231 5.070.

Due to a programming error, the baseline mood state ratings of only 82 participants were available.

The costly error created a dour mood in the clubhouse after the game.