Where possible, systems should be designed so that inattentiveness leads to better outcomes, for example by making savings schemes opt-out, not opt-in.
In other studies, we see negative outcomes – for example, ebooks that tack on sound effects or games distract children from understanding the actual story they're reading.
Ask somebody to write down a list of hypothetical coin-flip outcomes, for example, and the result will probably contain too few streaks of heads or tails.
Some cited "limiting access relating to health outcomes, for example because of smoking and obesity/body mass index" and the use of "referral management" schemes, whereby panels of doctors decide who should or should not undergo a certain procedure.
It also moved the debate on from a focus on narrow literacy and numeracy outcomes, for example the call for every child to be able to read by the second grade, by highlighting seven broad domains of learning: physical well-being, social and emotional, culture and the arts, literacy and communication, learning approaches and cognition, numeracy and maths, science and technology.
Quality of life (QoL) assessments are used for monitoring outcomes, for example, after policy change.
The most commonly used effect sizes for dichotomous outcomes, for example, mortality, are the odds ratio and the relative risk.
Prior research has focused on examining the effects of VR on various outcomes, for example, learning and health.
Happily married or cohabiting people appear to have a lower risk of heart disease and better cancer outcomes, for example.
In this case, however, there are evidently many cross-cutting concerns, such as decision outcomes, for example, that do not fit neatly into one or the other concern.
Separately from the detection model, we need a model that describes the locations of individuals as movement outcomes, for example, conditional on their activity centers.
