Specifically, we examined the inter-relationships between daily and typical perceptions of autonomy support, basic psychological need satisfaction, and changes in affective states, across dance situations that were divergent in their learning and evaluative potential (dance classes, rehearsals, and performances).
Finally, further studies are required to confirm the evaluative potential of these measures in this clinical and age-specific population.
The evidence thus far seems to suggest that the existence of a ceiling effect of FACT-Ga compromises its potential as an evaluative QoL instrument.
The ICECAP-O is a measure of wellbeing, and therefore has the potential to broaden the evaluative space of economic evaluations in health care by focusing on more than health alone.
(2) Evaluative: Investigate potential causes of the spatial structure of agreement among maps to gain insight into reliability of methodological choices in map making. .
Evaluative: Investigate potential causes of the spatial structure of agreement among maps to gain insight into reliability of methodological choices in map making.
Electrophysiological studies have reliably identified event-related potential (ERP) markers for evaluative feedback processing during PM: the Feedback-Related Negativity (FRN) and P3 components.
Perhaps it still makes sense to connect other con-attitudes, such as indignation, with moral badness, but it seems unwarranted to connect disgust with moral badness, at least directly.[26] Thus, experimental moral philosophy of the emotions leads to a potential insight into the evaluative diversity of con-attitudes.
Event-related potential (ERP) studies of early evaluative categorization have often used variants of an oddball paradigm to assess attention to target stimuli as a function of content (i.e., valence) and context (e.g., presentation among non-targets differing in valence).
This approach could be tested for potential generic use as an evaluative measure for patients in hospital settings.
