Sentence examples for reversed responses from inspiring English sources

Over 80%% of the subjects answered "strongly agree" or "agree" for the eight questions, except for question 2, which was the only question requiring reversed responses.

Reversed responses were made in affect incongruent instruction conditions.

Reversed responses could occur when the benefits from the extra lower prices of the upstream product outweigh the corresponding effects of increases in import competition levels.

Reversed responses could arguably prevail when the competitiveness benefits for country H's downstream agricultural industry, which are derived from the lower prices of the upstream product, more than compensate the corresponding effects of increases in the downstream market competition levels.

There is no statistically significant difference between responses to p3 and reversed responses to p4 (p = 1.000).

With this reversal McNemar's test gave a p value of.121, showing there is no statistically significant difference between responses to p1 and reversed responses to p2.

One item in the emotional well-being dimension presents a reversed response scale relative to the other items for the same factor.

In contrast, the neuron shown on the left reversed response phase during smooth pursuit (Fig. 2 A ) and VOR cancellation (Fig. 2 D ).

When converted to a general darkness score, a significant tendency in the expected direction exists, namely towards darker shells in shaded habitats (seven significant cases), with a minority (two significant cases) showing the reversed response.

The Rasch model has been adopted since it permits that data collected may be compared to an expected model and allows testing other important scale features, such as reversed response thresholds and differential item functioning.

Similarly, of the four CS-inhibited PCs in the habituation sessions, one showed increased inhibition, and one showed a reversed response to the CS after acquisition of conditioned fear.