Sentence examples for verbal estimation from inspiring English sources

As it remains unclear whether an individual's understanding of risk is more accurate after the provision of a numerical risk estimate or a verbal risk estimate [ 34, 48], both the genetic and phenotypic risk estimates include a numerical (i.e., percentage) and verbal estimation of risk (i.e., "below average", "average", or "above average").

Participants completed four types of temporal task; verbal estimation and temporal generalisation, a retrospective timing task and a passage of time judgement task.

A high dose of alcohol resulted in overestimations of duration relative to the low dose and placebo group in the verbal estimation task.

The three "classical" timing tasks, verbal estimation of duration, interval production, and temporal reproduction, have been used in Psychology since the 19th century (see Lejeune & Wearden, 2009, for some examples), and are commonly used in recent studies.

In other words, even for a subtle shift in angular declination, both explicit (verbal estimation) and implicit (walked distance) measures of perceived distance can detect the effect of angular declination on perceived distance when scaling variance is made irrelevant.

We found this own-body-size effect using a variety of measures: verbal estimation of object size and distance, indication of the perceived size with two hands (bimanual size estimation), and estimation of the perceived distance by walking that distance blindfolded.

For confirmation, they described to researchers how angry they felt, using a numerical scale from 0 to 9. On alternate days, after viewing the slides again (though always in a different order), the men either sat quietly or rode a stationary bike for 30 minutes at a moderate pace while their brain patterns and verbal estimations of anger were recorded.

However, because of large interindividual differences in verbal estimations and an associated lack of normality in the acquired data sets (also seen in van der Hoort et al., 2011), we used the bimanual size estimation in subsequent experiments, which tended to yield normally distributed responses, to allow for parametric analyses.

Our system design addresses the challenging characteristics of a LBP diagnosis and uses verbal probability estimation to represent and reason about the associated uncertainty.

The effect of the lenses on verbal distance estimation was in the same direction (ratio of 1.23), but it was not statistically reliable, t(17) = 1.62, p =.12, Cohen's d = 0.78.

Using such an analysis, Messing and Durgin found similar effects of a subtle horizon shift on explicit verbal distance estimation and on a distance-walking task conducted with a different set of participants.