Most recently, the team found that being nostalgic led to people categorising positive traits as relevant to themselves more quickly than when thinking about a positive future event, perhaps because such memories often feature the self in a positive light.
and (2) individuating the relevant groups themselves.
A large share of these documents was published by the relevant actors themselves (press releases, planning documents, and open letters).
Some want ads to be relevant to themselves, so they block generalized ads — and some fear targeting, and so only want generalized ads!
As it is well known, Sen's point of departure is the modern theory of the consumer (Lancaster 1966), according to which goods are not relevant in themselves, but because they incorporate features and properties that make them desirable.
Moreover, we also found both synchronicity and modality had more influences on punishing than on awarding, which suggested when the condition was taken as not so relevant to themselves, the corresponding anxiety level would substantially descent for threatening than awarding.
This example illustrates that perceptual cues are seldom ecologically relevant by themselves, but rather acquire their significance through their meaning about their causes.
Standard DHS surveys include household demographic information as well as information from women of reproductive age on maternal and child health indicators relevant to themselves and their children, including antenatal care, delivery care and treatment of childhood illness.
Our results with the outcomes studied are relevant by themselves.
They did not view it as relevant to themselves.
