Sentence examples for reduced decision making from inspiring English sources

The advantages of such formulas are ritual and reduced decision making, and the disadvantages are that dieters learn nothing about eating habits because choices are made for them and, also, that the more restrictive of these diets (down to 300 calories per day) can be quite dangerous to the health.

Moreover, bariatric surgery for children and adolescents poses predicaments with informed consent and assent due to the complexity and uncertainty of information, reduced decision making capacity (e.g., due to potential psychiatric comorbidity), and lack of voluntariness due to family bonds.

A decreased time spent on the central platform serves as indicator of a reduced decision making behavior, a parameter accepted as reliable indicators of anxiety and fearfulness [ 42].

Gaus's justification of public reason requires the "as if" solution of a Kantian Parliamentarian, who rules on whether a proposal is "in order". Previous work on public reason, by Rousseau, Kant, and Rawls, have all reduced decision-making and the process of "reasoning" to choice by a unitary actor, thereby begging the questions of disagreement, social choice, and reconciliation.

The procedure for obtaining informed consent when the participant has reduced decision-making capacity will follow national law and will be assessed by the relevant bodies in each of the participating countries.

A 2014 Cochrane review of ptDA validates their use and demonstrates an increase in patients selecting an option related to their values [relative risk (RR) 1.51, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.17 1.96], reduced decision-making passivity (RR 0.66, 95% CI 0.53 0.81), reduced conflict and improved levels of knowledge [ 6].

Cognitive functions in non-parkinsonian subjects with PG demonstrated reduced decision-making abilities and executive dysfunction compared to controls (Alessi and Petry 2003; Brand et al. 2005; Forbush et al. 2008; Goudriaan et al. 2005; Kalechstein et al. 2007; Labudda et al. 2007; Lakey et al. 2006; Marazziti et al. 2008).

This suggests EFT is just as effective in reducing impulsive decision making in obese individuals as it is in lean individuals and may be useful in reducing other impulsive obesity related behaviors.

A large number of health condition stages will make the problem more complex and reduce the decision making efficiency.

About one in five respondents were concerned that this mechanism may reduce their decision making power in prescribing.

In 2001, following a change in government, a new round of restructuring resulted in amalgamation of the province's health authorities into five larger regional health authorities and fifteen health service delivery areas, thereby re-centralizing power and authority with the provincial government and reducing local decision making [ 12].