The broader point here is somewhat different though: Nothing about using a smartphone is easy/intuitive for the unconnected, given feature phones, TVs and radios are their predominant experiences with technology.
The core assumption of a frequency analysis of statements is that the frequency of specific statements indicates the extent to which specific cognitions reflect predominant experiences of study participants (cf. Hull, Levenson, Young, & Sher, 1983 ).
Being out in the weather is something to prepare for, but the predominant sensory experience in the pit is noise.
Regarding it, I must say I ignored the subtitle and some "philosophical thoughts" such as: "the predominant feeling experienced in the Memorial's dedication was patriotic, and hence therapeutic… almost everyone seemed to feel that America is still like a ray of light in a somber world" (94).
Patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD), with intermittent claudicationas the predominant clinical symptom, experience muscle aching or cramp during walking, secondary to muscle ischemia in the calf, thigh or buttocks.
Every 60 sec for 32 min, subjects were asked to rate the overall perceived intensity using a 0 10 intensity scale (0 = no sensation 10 = strongest sensation imaginable) and then select the predominant sensation(s) experienced at that time point from a list of descriptors; subjects were not restricted in the number of attributes they could select.
The methods used vary widely, largely because of differences in the local environments, characteristics of predominant vectors, and prior experience.
It may even be possible to separate individuals into those who experience a predominant bottom-up dysregulation versus those who are subject to a primary top-down dysfunction.
This intervention is meant for employees with a chronic physical (i.e. not a predominant psychiatric) disease, who experience work-related problems and fear job loss or loss of work pleasure.
The observed predominant use of prior experience of cases and courses of events among SDs is consistent with the findings of studies on expert performance [ 14, 27], and their statements indicate that they use cues [ 8], patterns [ 9] and make associations, with considerable clinical experience of cases and situations with patients [ 28].
