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Applying bioethical principles to exemplar cases of ECT treatments distorts the nature of both depression and selfhood.

The result is that non-experts learn from single examples (Gregan-Paxton 2001), leading to exemplar learning (Barsalou 1991) and single category beliefs (Rajagopal and Burnkrant 2009).

Students, including nursing students, have identified that flexible access to exemplar OSCEs might reduce their anxiety and enable them to better prepare for such examinations.

The variation due to exemplar differences is of the same order.

This is illustrated in Fig.  12 bottom, in which the responses of a view-tuned neuron (selected as the neuron with most selectivity between faces, and a response to exemplar 1 of one of the non-scrambled faces) were with similarly high firing rates to the scrambled versions of the same set of exemplars.

On a scatter plot of PCCs to exemplar LPI and HPI profiles, more samples would appear in two quadrants, with more LPI samples in quadrant II (LPI-high/HPI-low) and more HPI samples in quadrant IV (LPI-low/HPI-high) where quadrants are defined by an equal partitioning of the PCC scatter plot plane at (0.5, 0.5).

Whereas the effect of self-to-exemplar comparisons is mediated through individuals' leadership self-efficacy perceptions, the effect of self-to-prototype comparisons is not.

We find that self-comparisons with concrete, influential leaders of the past or present (self-to-exemplar comparisons) relate positively to MTL.

We propose and test a model of motivation to lead (MTL) based on two types of self-to-leader comparisons: self-to-exemplar and self-to-prototype comparisons with respect to affiliation.

Having been introduced to exemplars of the species, he loves sprouts still — to the horror and wonder of his pals.

The 'absorption' of stimulus variability via signal-specific columnar encoding is contrasted to exemplar-based treatments of stimulus variability in neural systems.