Sentence examples for psychological calculation from inspiring English sources

Jarrett, according to Muñoz, is "very focused on why he ran in the first place" — a psychological calculation that only Jarrett would presume to undertake and which therefore is bound to drive others nuts.

This summer, the prospect of a nuclear confrontation between the United States and North Korea, the most hermetic power on the globe, entered a realm of psychological calculation reminiscent of the Cold War.

And I've pondered the financial and psychological calculations that would cause a respected medical institution to have personnel policies that could endanger the health of its patients.

The physiological effect in human subjects of noise exposure became larger when a psychological stress (calculation task) was added.

In addition to the psychological aspect, the correct calculation of the total blood volume, the extracorporeal volume of the cell separator and an estimated decrease in hematocrit must be considered.

We found five studies examining the effects of patient knowledge of CHD risk calculation on psychological outcomes and health status (see Additional file 3).

Even in this brief scene, Parker captures a terrifying depth of psychological complexity in the calculations and performances of the enslaved and the oppressed in the face of oppressors bearing the immediate and unredressed threat of death.

Briefly, sample size calculation assumed a prevalence of trauma-related psychological problems of 20% [ 4]; using a precision of 5% (confidence interval 95%) and a design effect of 2, the minimum sample size was estimated at 492.

Reliability and validity were tested using calculations of Cronbach alphas, correlational analysis with psychological coping scales and a content analysis of participant reports of coping strategies.

A systematic review provides sample size calculations for studies of educational interventions targeting psychological effects and glycaemic control (HbA1c) for children with diabetes [ 39].

Moving can involve financial and psychological costs, and "the probability of survival is part of a calculation people make," Dr. Engelman said.