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Those in the fixed mind-set chose to compare themselves with students who had performed worse, as opposed to those Professor Dweck refers to as in "the growth mind-set," who more frequently chose to learn by looking at those who had performed better.

In trials in which the S+ was replaced by a mask, participants more frequently chose the mask instead of the words, thus demonstrating a learned relationship between the sample and S- (i.e., reject control).

That is, participants in the negative training group more frequently chose negative interpretations, whereas participants in the positive training group more often endorsed positive interpretations.

Another notable finding was that even in healthy volunteers with depression scores within the normal range those with higher scores more frequently chose a negative color.

Characteristic differences in educational choices between diagnostic groups are also shown in Table 3. Male survivors of non-CNS tumours more frequently chose theoretical than practical education (vocational training and short-cycle higher education).

Since we do have no information about the medical practice of the non-responders, we cannot exclude the possibility that especially those practitioners who prescribe CT in children more frequently chose not to participate in our survey.

The following list is a partial list of the more frequently chosen courses and is subdivided into five focus areas.

Women more frequently choose "caring" occupations and, within households, shift resources toward children more than fathers do.

For example, consumers more frequently choose the renewable energy option for electricity when its offered as the default option.

Finally, Table 3 shows the activity patterns which are more frequently chosen by the workers in the sample.

For adolescents 10 19 years, these settings more often involved dynamic water and was more frequently chosen for recreation than pools.