Sentence examples similar to vicarious trial from inspiring English sources
Some previous reports suggest that awake replay is similar to vicarious trial-and-error (VTE) events (Hu and Amsel, 1995; Johnson and Redish, 2007), because it can represent possible future paths even in completely unfamiliar places (Gupta et al., 2010).
'There's a vicarious thrill in it.
It's fun to have a vicarious thrill.
Or is she re-elected because she has such a high profile on TV?" Ms. Pirro's many television appearances provided us a kind of vicarious involvement in the O.J. Simpson trial and its implications for race relations.
Randomised trials of interventions that incorporate specific efficacy-enhancing techniques of (i) experiencing personal mastery, (ii) positive vicarious learning, (iii) adjustment to stress and (iv) positive verbal persuasion have demonstrated fewer episodes of hospitalisation and improved psychosocial adjustment to a new health status [ 18] and reduction in body mass index and HbA1c [ 25].
Happy vicarious motoring.
Organ of vicarious respiration [Meckel].
A vicarious fantasy, surely?
