In aggregation, any single sample of behavior reflects not only the relevant general disposition, but also the influence of various other factors unique to the particular occasion, situation, and action being observed (see Ajzen [1991]).
In turn, quantitatively modeling more complex decisions poses a challenge, requiring adequate sampling of behavior over a larger state space.
Before we begin a discussion about the role of culture in evaluating health-related quality of life in schizophrenia, let's clarify some terms used in connection with measurement of psychiatric states and samples of behavior across clinical disciplines and related industries.
Because neurons are stochastic, accurate characterization of neural coding requires consistent sampling of behavior and spiking over many trials.
In sum, we have demonstrated that individual differences in creativity can indeed be reliably assessed from thin slices (i.e., brief samples) of behavior, such as single-word utterances.
The aim of our study was to provide the first systematic evidence for traditions in spider monkeys, using a large sample of candidate behaviors across five distantly located populations of the same species with special emphasis on the domains in which the traditions occur.
Through the late 80's and early 90's, AIDS researchers, stymied in their efforts to secure federal funds to reprise the Kinsey study with a national sample of sexual behavior, conducted instead a mosaic of small studies focused on subgroups.
I tasted a tank sample of its behavior in 2018 which was a difficult and rainy vintage throughout New York: taut, tasty savory lemon.
This marketing analytics company can improve anything from search to mobile to email to social media campaigns through insights from the largest sample of online behavior across all devices.
The three-minute video, she said, was just "a representative sample" of the behavior recorded at the facilities.
