Third, the predominant level of goal/action identification adopted in certain psychological disorders appears to be abnormal relative to controls.
Fourth, the literature indicates that the predominant level of goal/action identification adopted is influenced by individual differences (Vallacher & Wegner, 1989) but also by circumstances, mood, and language use.
One important additional point in our study is that the differences between the two devices are also low (2.1%) for sedentary PA, which was the predominant level of PA for most of the adolescents; even a minimal difference in this category could yield a large difference in terms of total PA.
The predominant educational level of the caregivers was elementary school (63.33%), followed by middle school (26.67%), technical education (6.67%), and higher education (3.33%).
Consistent with this analysis, a recently developed treatment for rumination, which has encouraging preliminary results, explicitly coaches ruminators to shift away from their predominant abstract level of goal/ action identification to adopt a more concrete level of goal/action identification during self-focus (Watkins et al., 2007).
However, in terms of its predominant merit in reducing level of oxidant stress and inhibiting the up-regulation of BACE1, our results suggested Timosaponin-BII had the neuroprotective potential through interference with molecules related to Aβ production.
Among the three trypsin isoforms in murine hearts without infection at Day 0, T2 was the predominant isoform and the level of T1 was less than that of T2, while T3 was barely detected.
HIV-infected and -uninfected women did not differ in terms of their gestational age at assessment, the predominant language they spoke, level of education, occupation, or monthly household income per capita.
Blood pressure is measured by two measurements after at least 10 minutes rest, while participants are seated with the cuff on the predominant arm at the level of the heart, using an automatic sphygmomanometer.
Blood pressure was calculated as the mean of three measurements performed after 10 min of rest and with participants seated with a cuff placed on the predominant arm at the level of the heart, using an automatic sphygmomanometer (Omron M4; Milton Keynes, UK).
Blood pressure was calculated as the mean of three measurements performed after at least 10 minutes rest, while participants were seated with the cuff on the predominant arm at the level of the heart, using an automatic sphygmomanometer (Omron M4, UK).
