Sentence examples for subjective desirability from inspiring English sources

Dorris and Glimcher thus concluded that LIP encodes the "relative subjective desirability" of different spatial locations.

Adolescents tend to engage in 'risky' behaviours those with high subjective desirability but high potential for harm (Geier & Luna, 2009).

Risk taking can be defined as engaging, often impulsively, in behaviors that are high in subjective desirability or excitement but which expose the individual to potential injury or loss (e.g., driving extremely fast and engaging in unprotected sex) (Irwin 1990).

First, most individual level data are subjective and social desirability bias may have confounded the results one year after the intervention.

However, self or caregivers' report method alone, although simple, is subjective and subject to social desirability [ 17] and recall bias.

This becomes more relevant as subjective influences like social desirability can affect responses.

Health preferences are values that reflect an individual's level of subjective satisfaction, distress or desirability associated with various health conditions.

This treatment valuation task is difficult because it has to be based on a large set of (possibly uncertain) clinical evidence and on subjective assessments of the desirability of clinical endpoints.

While it is known that striatal responses scale with subjective factors influencing the desirability of rewards, it is less clear how expectations and goals might modulate the striatal responses to cognitive feedback during learning.

The quality and relevance of findings could be improved by the use of an objectively assessed variable, such as the physical fitness level measured by a fitness test or the physical activity level monitored by an accelerometer to become independent of subjective estimates and social desirability [ 44].

However, interviews are by definition subjective and prone to social desirability bias.