Sentence examples for shift in responding from inspiring English sources
Additionally, in a congenital learned helpless rat strain performing the same task, a shift in responding away from obtaining reward and towards increased avoidance of punishment was observed (Enkel et al., 2010).
In a series of experiments, we show that trained behavior analysts often identify level shifts in responding during intervention phases ('treatment effect') in modestly autocorrelated data, but trends are either misconstrued as level treatment effects or go completely unnoticed.
Moreover, this small bias was largely due to data from the first infusion session in group 1 rats which led to a small but significant shift in rightward responding in right vs left infusions in the group 1 rats (p = 0.024, GLMM test).
One day, a low-level employee made a suggestion that quickly worked its way to the general manager: If they grouped all the painting machines together, they could switch out the pigments faster and become more nimble in responding to shifts in customer demand.
Labour will be fortunate if its young prince proves to be as skilful in responding to radical shifts in events as he has been in inching his way to power.
How long will shifts in biased responding last?
Often these shifts are a small fraction of the spread of the psychometric function, and in these circumstances it is legitimate to ask whether every possible precaution has been taken to ensure that observers have not consciously or unconsciously introduced a response bias or criterion shift into their responding in response to the perceived goal of the experiment.
This suggests a shift in the cells responding to the antigen from follicular B cells in young mice to antigen-experienced cells in old mice.
But the frequent appearances by the president also helped showcase a day-by-day — or hour-by-hour — shift in how Mr. Obama responded to the outrage at the A.I.G. bonuses.
Over one hundred communities in five regions of the Niger will benefit from this programme during its three-year pilot phase, encouraging a shift in how they respond to and prevent such problems as child labour, exploitation, violence and abuse.
