Sentence examples for normative mood from inspiring English sources
"There is a changing normative mood worldwide," he said, adding: "Some things are beyond the pale.
Based on research into normative variation in mood and evidence that circadian amplitudes may be decreased in depression, it was hypothesised that compared to those with low levels of depression, individuals meeting Centre for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Scale (CES-D) cut-off for probable depression would exhibit an attenuated circadian component in diurnal variation of Positive Affect (PA).
Norm: population based normative values.
Principal components analyses generated a similar set of four factors in both the unipolar and bipolar sample sub-sets and congruent with previous analyses undertaken in non-clinical samples, suggesting identification of normative dimensions that underpin hypomanic and manic mood states.
In the NHLBI study, scores from the Mental Component Summary of the SF-36 (a summary measure that includes items which ask about various aspects of mental health including mood), were no different from normative values from the US adult general population [ 7].
'This is good' means: Model (P1) contains two sentences each of a different mood: 'I approve of this', a non-normative declarative sentence, and 'Do so as well', a second-person imperative.
My mode of speech isn't normative.
Finally, in relation to mood-congruent memory, one caveat of this study is that our results rely on normative valence and arousal ratings of the negative and neutral pictures.
In fact, that's the normative pattern.
