Sentence examples for subjective enjoyment from inspiring English sources

In one recent study, the Caltech neuroscientist Hilke Plassman found that people's expectations of a wine's price affected their enjoyment on a neural level: not only did they report greater subjective enjoyment but they showed increased activity in an area of the brain that has frequently been associated with the experience of pleasantness.

The purpose of this study is to provide concrete scientific evidence for the impact on retention and subjective experiences of enjoyment, engagement, and challenge.

The study highlighted the different aspects of engagement factors with entertainment games; these include subjective feelings of enjoyment, physiological responses, motives, game usage, player loyalty, and the impact of playing games on a player's life.

Participants' subjective interest and enjoyment in physical activity was often resilient.

Further, we analyzed how adaptation influenced the subjective perception on enjoyment, boredom, challenge, frustration, and fun, across the sessions.

From our point of view, flow situations should be a relatively rare phenomenon, since flow is described as a subjective experience of enjoyment, complete absorption and a moment where capabilities are being stretched to facilitate learning, and increase self esteem and personal complexity [ 3, 18].

After each adaptive session, participants were asked to rate their subjective perception on enjoyment, boredom, challenge, frustration, and fun, on a 5-point scale rating (e.g., 1 not at all to 5 very much) based on their experience of performing the adaptive penguin painting game.

In line with previous studies and theoretical assumptions about the integrating and signalling functions of subjective feelings ("Distinctive features of enjoyment"), questionnaires served to assess teacher and student emotions.

Interest in this research came about because of the particular features of football and, specifically, to its experiential properties and the importance, from the point of view of enjoyment, of its subjective dimension in the form of relationships and its objective dimension in the form of uncertainty in match results.

The elements that best capture the peculiarities of this type of asset can be traced, on the one hand, to its experiential side and, on the other, to the importance, in terms of enjoyment, of the subjective aspect of relationships and the objective aspect of uncertainty in the outcome of the competition.

We analyzed how adaptation influenced the subjective perception on difficulty and enjoyment across the sessions.