Sentence examples for passivity related from inspiring English sources

After all, the absence of significant group × condition interaction effects in the IPL and PCC supports the assumption that our experiment actually induced rather passivity related functional and behavioural differences within the patients group than schizophrenia-related global differences between groups.

Hence, the observed passivity related hyperactivation of IPL can be interpreted as an equivalent of psychopathology.

In contrast the passivity related increase of IPL activation in the MC is presumably related to actual signalling of visuomotor incongruence.

Hence, we solely found a passivity related disturbance of conscious self monitoring, while the measures of automatic motor performance like the error rate in movement-target coordination remained unaffected in accordance with observations reported by Knoblich et al. (2004).

The confounding effect of passivity on the main effect was controlled in order to demonstrate that despite of passivity related dysfunctions schizophrenic patients generally activated the same IPL regions during action monitoring like healthy subjects.

With respect to the observation of a similar passivity related IPL-hyperactivation in movements without explicit self-monitoring demand (Spence et al., 1997), we assume that dysfunctional IPL activation and respective false signalling of incongruence might occur in both conditions to some degree and is further aggravated by the explicit demand of conscious self monitoring in the MC.

This passivity may be related to amae, a Japanese word that describes dependent behaviors typically observed between parents and their children, one of the factors believed to contribute to the Japanese cultural acceptance of this phenomenon [ 28].

That has spurred speculation that his apparent disengagement and passivity may somehow be related to his appetite for alcohol.

As Table 6 shows, alternations related to passivity were quite frequent in this data.

The experiences may further be characterized as alienation versus recognition and as passivity versus activity, relating to both the hospital environment and the illness.

Adaptation of such a method to transient use allows change in the surface to be related to the passivity of metals.