Sentence examples for salient participant from inspiring English sources

Programs should use a Process Evaluation Model (PEM) and methods as a routine quality control mechanism to assess provision of salient participant procedures.

Both when the target was salient and when the decoy was salient, participants were faster to respond when the target and decoy were far apart compared to near each other, t(12) = 3.03, p<0.05 and t(12) = 5.51, p<0.05, respectively.

Moreover, research shows that manipulating people's awareness of the number of their group memberships can impact upon people's resilience in the face of immediate stressors: with more group memberships psychologically salient, participants exhibit greater resilience (Jones & Jetten, 2011).

While there were specific junctures within the treatment trajectory when spiritual issues were particularly salient, participants also identified the necessity of an integrated and routine approach in order to develop the relational foundation on which more acute interventions could be effectively delivered.

Thus, the addition of a new sound to the scene should be especially salient, causing participants to make fewer errors in the addition than in the removal condition.

Indeed, studies using emotion inductions have found that such manipulations induce retrograde memory enhancements for stimuli that were already particularly salient in participants' minds (Sakaki, Fryer, & Mather, 2014); it may be that the retrograde impact of physical exercise is similarly constrained and that abstract shapes are simply less salient than faces.

Smaller studies may have yielded higher response rates as they may focus more closely on issues salient to participants.

(female, age 22 years) The next temporal transition within the experience of living with FRDA salient to participants was the fear of falling.

The language and content were found to be understandable and salient to participants, facilitators and observers, suggesting that the translated version of the original program materials from English to Vietnamese would be suitable for implementation.

It may be that the comparative nature of the questions in the previous studies made the possibility of differences in pain experience due to neurological risk more salient to participants.

While this gap was particularly salient for participants who had used yoga, tai chi and acupuncture, it was also apparent to those who described other terms as "too negative" or "too positive" and were searching for a way to signify a general shift to a better, more stable and comfortable state.