The term "situational features" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific circumstances or context that shape or influence a particular situation. One example of using the term "situational features" in a sentence could be: "The success of the marketing campaign was largely attributed to the situational features, such as the current market trends and consumer behavior."
He believes that the mindset of the individual participant — including cultural influences — is less important than the "situational features" that Professor Milgram shrewdly built into his experiment.
When certain event features change (e.g., situational features such as spatial location and characters; Zacks et al., 2009), prediction errors occur and an event boundary is perceived.
The requirement of correlation between linguistic and situational features imposed a grid on both context and text by using that theoretical concept of 'realisation': without this relation register classification could not get off the ground.
Were Dancy correct, consistency would drop out entirely as a moral reason to do anything, and moral argument would be replaced with the ability to correctly perceive a given set of situational features as "adding up" in just the right way (whatever that is).
These experiments are not aberrational, but representative: social psychologists have repeatedly found that the difference between good conduct and bad appears to reside in the situation more than the person; both disappointing omissions and appalling actions are readily induced through seemingly minor situational features.
According to situationism, empirical research shows that commonsense explanations of actions in terms of character traits (such as honesty, kindness, or courage) are systematically mistaken or inaccurate, because this research shows that the actions in question are better explained in terms of situational features (Ross and Nisbett 1991; Harman 1999; Doris 2002).
If online predictions of experts are more detailed, it may be more likely that the missing ball contact is actually reported to be perceived as a missing situational feature in the schema, and, thus, not perceptually filled in.
The paradigmatic mode of description and the technique of its representation as in a sys-net are well suited to testing the probabilistic hypothesis concerning the realisational relations of situational and linguistic features.
We have called attention to the ways in which these functions vary, and we gained insight into the multiple PSFs that can be attributed to a range of contextual features (situational, organizational, individual teams, patients, next of kin, regulatory influences and interdependencies).
Today, in a situational practice that featured the two-minute drill, Kevin Swayne -- late of the Arena League and the defunct XFL -- took advantage of the increased repetitions he received because of Moss's absence and sparkled.
Skills relating to team-working, preparedness, vigilance and situational awareness also featured highly in perceived trainability across both studies, which are all well-recognised non-technical skills [ 12].
