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Directional Characteristics of Behavioral Change

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1965
Defining the response classes A (17 to 20 sec.) and B (27 to 30 sec.) in terms of within-chain delay, 80 4th-grade boys practiced mirror drawing. It was found that the behavioral change involved in learning B after learning A is different from that involved in learning A after learning B.
I M, LIU   +3 more
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Change of Direction of Hair Growth

The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1983
Abstract Scalp lifts and flaps occasionally produce unnatural and disturbing “parts” of the hair growth along certain suture lines. The athor shows one way of correcting them.
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Change of direction speed

2018
There is growing evidence that eccentric strength training appears to have benefits over traditional strength training (i.e., strength training with combined concentric and eccentric muscle actions) from muscular, neuromuscular, tendinous, and metabolic perspectives.
Chaabene, Helmi (Prof. Dr.)   +3 more
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Direction of weight change in depression

Journal of Affective Disorders, 1994
Direction of weight change in depression has recently been reported to be mediated by Body Mass Index (BMI). The present study examined the relation between direction of weight change in unipolar depression, BMI, and clinical variables such as severity of depression, melancholia, chronicity and recurrence in 89 patients with major depression. While the
F A, Carter, C M, Bulik, P R, Joyce
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The multiple directions of evolutionary change

BioEssays, 2008
AbstractThe theory of Punctuated Equilibria challenges the neo‐Darwinian tenet that evolution is a uniform process. Recently, an article by Hunt1 has found that directional change during the evolution of a lineage is relatively small (occurring only in 5% of 250 analyzed traits).
Diego, Rasskin-Gutman   +1 more
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The Direction of Change

2003
This chapter examines whether the changes that occur in Asia-Pacific regional organizations are predominantly advances or retreats in regionalism, or whether they represent a tidal pattern of advances and retreats. Regionalism is used here as a measure of the extent to which membership of regional organizations and identification with the Asia-Pacific ...
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