Sentence examples for responding consistently from inspiring English sources
In this functional magnetic resonance imaging investigation, we examined amygdala reactivity to threatening cues when avoidance responding consistently prevented contact with an upcoming aversive event (money loss).
In debriefing after the experiment, one of the participants in the 90% group described the strategy used to do well on this task as choosing the same interval until the first incorrect response, then switching to responding consistently to another interval.
Reliability analyses were then performed on the final composites to ensure that individuals were responding consistently to the items within each composite.
The effect of lengthening the ITI was tested: long ITI (10 seconds) sessions had a duration of 60 min. Long ITI challenge sessions were chosen because they have been shown to increase premature responding consistently in rats (Dalley et al. 2007) and mice (Oliver et al. 2009).
If a woman answered that human life begins at fertilization, she would most likely answer "No" to using a birth control method that acts at Stage 2 and at Stage 3. Of all the women in the study, 34% reported they believed that life begins at fertilization and would not use a birth control method that acts at Stage 2 nor use a method that acts at Stage 3, thus responding consistently.
I have responded consistently and specifically to the misrepresentations that have come to my attention.
The third huge problem: today's programs don't respond consistently to touch gestures.
They found that one in five of the 91,000 individual investors they studied responded consistently to changes in volatility.
Occupied much of the time by his own inner world, he does not respond consistently to his own name.
Börsch-Supan (2000) argues that workers have responded consistently and strongly to the economic incentives to retire earlier in Germany.
Then, when cases arise, teachers and administrators also need recognized structures and clear guidance to respond consistently while also respecting students' human rights.
