Not a stable individual, then, but not a serial killer – at least, not yet.
Lofthouse said she was regarded as "a well-balanced, robust, stable individual whose death took us all by shock".
Beliefs are relatively stable individual differences, but they also are highly dynamic (Dweck [2000], p133).
Furthermore, naturalistic mnemonic capacities may show stable individual differences that evade the constraints of laboratory testing.
We can therefore infer that selection on stable individual characteristics is not causing spurious positive impact estimates.
Using three additional scans, we found that visual-motor connectivity at baseline is a relatively stable individual trait.
But what is interesting about this year is that, his reaction on Saturday at Silverstone notwithstanding, we are in general seeing a much more mature, settled, stable individual.
Second, there are stable individual differences in segmentation (Speer, Swallow, & Zacks, 2003), which could reflect differences in what would best function as effective segmentation for each individual.
Grounded on expectation-confirmation theory (ECT), this study examined the influences of dynamic and stable individual differences on satisfaction and continuance, respectively.
The authors address the long-standing mystery of stable individual differences in negotiation performance, on which intuition and conventional wisdom have clashed with inconsistent empirical findings.
Although the average success rate is stable, individual success rates are not: temporal and spatial fluctuations tend to have a huge impact and can exclude certain nodes from the network temporarily or permanently.
