Sentence examples for self-selected choices from inspiring English sources
Another form of bias in self-selected choices has been reported in patients taking dopaminergic medication, who have difficulty in suppressing habitual responses, such as repetition or counting (Robertson et al. 1996; Brown et al. 1998; Dirnberger et al. 2005), and this bias is thought to be modulated by fronto-striatal circuits (Jahanshahi et al. 2000; Dirnberger et al. 2005).
In other words, their remembering self-selected the option that required an additional 30 seconds of suffering.
* Arrived at after having consequently voted for A in the preceding choices A self-selected sample was recruited over the Internet by indexing the survey's web page in search engines, announcing it on survey meta-listings and by postings in German language Usenet groups, such as de.sci.*, de.soc.* and de.talk.*.
For the self-selected posture, subjects had their choice of hand location and shoulder abduction angle, with only two restrictions: (1) the hand was restricted to be in front of the sternum and (2) the arm was not allowed to touch the trunk or be lifted above the horizontal plane.
25,62 64 Although most intervention studies tested exercise of prescribed intensity and duration, there is evidence that exercise bouts that were self-selected or included an element of participant choice were more strongly related to improved mood.
The majority of dietary supplements are self-selected, rather than recommended by a physician, and product choice is primarily influenced by friends, testimonials, aggressive marketing claims, price, and traditions (OIG 2012; New York State 2005).
Those who run in packs are part of a select society, or maybe a self-selected society.
In the broad sense, autonomy refers to " the freedom to make choices and to have self- regulation in the pursuit of self-selected goals" [ 29].
It was a self-selected group.
"It's a self-selected audience," said Vedantam.
The taxpayer also gives a self-selected personal identification number.
