An ideal mastery experience gives early and quick evidence that the patient will be successful with the treatment and works for a broad range of patients.
Stewart McDonald said that the nationalist grassroots and some senior politicians were too quick to dismiss evidence of infiltration.
Neck sprain is genuine, he says, but recovery is relatively quick with little evidence of significant physical injury.
Access to West German marks, officials feel, would give East Germans quick and tangible evidence of movement toward unity, and would lessen the urge to move to the West.
A few days later, after examining everything he and I had said and not said to each other, every rushed interjection, every awkward laugh, the way he was quick to offer evidence of his own family because I was holding mine, I crept into my husband's arms.
That's much quicker, less evidence based of course, but much quicker.
Yet while the US media has been quick to trumpet any evidence of Facebook as the country's leading marriage-wrecker, the truth is "It's complicated," as the site's relationship status would have it.
And while U.S. Filter has been quick to supply anecdotal evidence of how its purchases have fared, a more systematic appraisal is essentially impossible, because the company does not provide detailed information about every purchase, said Rod Lache, an analyst at Deutsche Bank Securities.
Because progressives were too quick to dismiss real evidence of deep, dark misdeeds as "conspiracies", the "con's piracies" (our stolen commonwealth by both the neocons and neolibs) are now fully in the driver's seat.
The subjects that had solved this problem subsequently showed significant transfer to the condition where the perceptual cue was still reliable and some evidence of quick adoption of new cues when the originally learned cue was no longer reliable.
