Sentence examples for most famous study from inspiring English sources

The most famous study of these risks was written more than 25 years ago.

Probably the most famous study along these lines is by Robert Zajonc, the social psychologist, published in a 1968 issue of The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

In her most famous study, she gave two dozen subjects a journal filled with details of three events from their childhoods.

In perhaps the most famous study of childhood neglect, researchers have closely tracked the progress, or lack of it, in children who lived as infants in Romania's bleak orphanages and are now teenagers.

Fechner's most famous study of preferences (1876) appears to bolster a long-standing claim of architectural theorists since Vitruvius: given a set of rectangles of various dimensions, he found, respondents tend to find most pleasing those whose proportions conform to the "golden section" (1 1.618), and find most displeasing long and narrow rectangles.

The most famous study looked at the movement of the planet Mercury around the sun.

In one of her most famous studies, Ms. Hetherington tracked 450 families with 4-year-old children.

Bill Brandt Nudes showcases 25 of his most famous studies, most of which first appeared in Perspective of Nudes, his publication of 1961.

One of his most famous studies revealed the simple power of attention: By simply attending to a child when he or she was well behaved, teachers could quickly bring out more such behavior, even from habitually disruptive youngsters.

Among the most famous studies from that time are those of Gilmore and Gomory (Gilmore and Gomory 1961,1963,1965; Alvarez-Valdes et al.2001; Eshghi and Javanshir 2005).

Indeed, one of Political Science's most famous studies, conducted by Harvard's Robert Putnam, found that prosperity, health, and government efficiency was dependent on the density of citizens' informal interactions (book clubs, bowling leagues, etc).