Sentence examples for word items from inspiring English sources

In this functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, we examined brain activation patterns differentiating memory for the source of previously self-generated vs. experimenter-presented word items from a sentence completion paradigm designed to be emotionally neutral and semantically constrained in content.

Accurate memory for the source of self-generated vs. externally-presented word items resulted in activation of dorsal medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) bilaterally, supporting an emerging body of work that indicates a key role for this region in self-referential processing.

They will include suggestions for how to word items in your resume.

The target answers of some real word items were meaningful words.

There are equal numbers of word items with four possible colors ("red", "green", "yellow", and "blue") presented in random order.

Participants' feedback was also helpful to word items in plainer language, to clarify items by adding examples, and improve the scale's instructions.

The values of two negatively worded items (Items 2,11) are reversed scored [ 22].

Using an event-related MRI design, we exploited the fact that processing low-frequency words increases BOLD activity relative to high frequency ones, and examined effects of base frequency on brain activity for decomposable and whole-word items.

Some are based on one-word items, some are based on two or three words, but the idea is the same for all of them: double that last "O" sounding syllable.

Negatively worded items within a positive scale were recoded.

As for effort regulation, the two negatively worded items loaded together while the two positively worded items also loaded together.