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Behavioural Variables Analysis in Mobile Environments
2015Due to the recent proliferation of mobile applications, it has become essential to obtain a better understanding of how people use their devices and applications. However, it is not always possible to reproduce the chaotic environment where the interactions between users and applications take place.
Denise Marczal +1 more
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Hysteresis behaviour of psychobiological variables during exercise
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2020Abstract Objectives The rating of perceived exertion (RPE) and the heart rate (HR) have been widely studied and monitored during exercise, but their hysteresis behaviour is still unexplored. Our aim was to study the hysteresis behaviour of RPE and HR in triathletes and non-athletes. Design Cross-sectional study.
Lluc Montull +3 more
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Psychological Variables and Coalition-Forming Behaviour
1968Game theorists have proposed several theories of coalition-forming behaviour. In this paper we shall consider only those which seem to be applicable to our experimental set-up (von Neumann and Morgenstern, 1944; Shapley, 1953; Luce, 1955; Aumann and Maschler, 1964; Davis and Maschler, 1963).
Reinhard Selten, Klaus G. Schuster
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Smart behaviour in a variable world
Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 1997Surviving in an ever-changing and variable world is a real challenge facing animals. Clearly it is easy to make mistakes. Palaeontological history is littered with examples of species that have failed to adapt to the changes in climate and food supply forced upon them. In the short term, as well, a failure to respond appropriately to a sudden change in
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Behaviour generation: variability and choice
2009Human variability, or human variation, is often used to refer to the range of possible values for any measurable human characteristic (mental or physical). Examples such as the ability to learn, differences in physical strength or endurance, all may serve as moderators to behaviour in some contexts.
Armstrong, J. +2 more
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Analysis of chaotic behaviour in supply chain variables [PDF]
Journal of Economics, Finance and Administrative Science, 2011 In this article we develop a supply chain model of four levels through the utilization of system dynamics with Ithink® and Mathlab® softwares to analyze data -- The supply chain is studied from the chaos theory perspective, which helps identifying the sensitive variables that can lead to a state of chaos -- A generic structure model that comprehends ...
Ramírez, Sergio A., Peña, Gloria E.
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Transitions and variability in infant behaviour
1999An attempt was made at validating van de Rijt-Plooij & Plooij's (1992) theory that infants go through 10 strictly timed periods of emotional instability in their first 15 months of life. No evidence was found to support this theory. On the contrary, our findings point to important individual differences in development and no common pattern of ...
de Weerth, C., Van Geert, P. L. C.
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Reduced variability in motor behaviour: An indicator of impaired cerebral connectivity?
Early Human Development, 2008Evidence is accumulating that abundance in cerebral connectivity is the neural basis of human behavioural variability, i.e., the ability to select adaptive solutions from a large repertoire of behavioural options. Recently it was demonstrated that variability in motor behaviour- the hallmark of typical development--emerges coincident with the onset of ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Environmental Variability and Primate Behavioural Flexibility
2003Reader, S.M., MacDonald, K.
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