If participants were actually attributing the meaning of the adjectives to their partners to guide their decisions, those words denoting characteristics closely linked to moral and trustworthy personalities should have a larger effect on acceptance rates than words without such associations.
Fatigue failure, which occurs in many engineering components and structures in service, is actually attributed to the multiaxial loads.
Health premiums are actually attributed more to factors like region, firm size, workforce age, and riskiness of profession.
Second, a study investigating the marginal impact of problem severity by domain concluded that, compared to respondents who were valuing hypothetical states, those valuing the states which they were actually experiencing attributed a far lower significance to the capacity for self-care [ 29].
Mr. Edwards, a first-term senator who has spent most of his adult life as a trial lawyer, said his long years outside Washington were actually an attribute that helped distinguish him in a crowded field of nine candidates, many of them promoting their long résumés in government or, in the case of Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the military.
The play was not actually attributed to Shakespeare until the Third Folio, published in 1664.
Two quotes attributed to Barbara Spector were actually made by the plaintiff's other lawyer, Monica Burneikis.
His reports from Megiddo that some structures attributed to Solomon were actually built after his reign have touched off fierce debate in Israel.
By this logic, the British pianist Joyce Hatto was surely great: after her death in 2006 it was discovered that scores of recordings attributed to her were actually stolen from other performers.
Asked once by Gen. Godfrey Weitzel how many of the stories attributed to him were actually his, Lincoln apparently replied, "I do not know, but of those I have seen, I should say about one half".
