If only one person was present, we asked this person to participate.
A study by the economists Sara Solnick and David Hemenway shows that we value unrequested gifts more than presents we ask for, because we assume that the former show more thought.
In the present experiments, we ask whether spatial skills, sense of direction, and spatial strategies relate to the use and reliance on spatial guidance during wayfinding, and the tendency to make decisions outside of intersections.
In the present study, we ask whether T3 B cell compartment contains most peripheral B cell slated for elimination, and whether a model based on this hypothesis (The inset in Figure 1) can explain the quantitative relationship between T3 and mature B cells.
In the present study we ask whether the perceived height of a step can be increased using a visual illusion and, more importantly, whether as a consequence this leads to the adoption of a safer stepping strategy, in terms of greater foot clearance over the step edge when stepping on to it.
In the present study we ask whether differential splicing of the survivin gene is of clinical relevance in RA.
In the present study, we ask whether single-digit arithmetic problems can be affectively primed in the same way.
In the present study, we ask whether caveolin-2, like caveolin-1, might be associated with inclusions formed by particular chlamydial strains.
In the present experiment, we ask whether the same is true with respect to object categories in the domain of vision and touch.
In the present study we ask if a primary school teacher's report of hypoactivity symptoms can be explained by the child's performance on tests of processing speed.
