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Physical Attributes of Tokens: Comparison
Psychological Reports, 1973The physical attributes of six types of tokens commonly used in token economies are discussed. The relative advantages and disadvantages of each are presented, and a token which would have several advantages and few disadvantages is suggested.
Richard Wolff, James J. Gray
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Physical symptoms and illness attributions in agoraphobia and panic
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1992The cognitive model of panic disorder proposes that panic patients interpret physical symptoms in a catastrophic way, thus precipitating panic attacks. This study describes the development of a questionnaire measure designed to assess beliefs about the health implications of various symptoms.
T, Ahmad, J, Wardle, P, Hayward
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PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES OF SINGLE-PHOTON TOMOGRAPHY
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1980Physical properties important for assessment of the potentials of emission computed tomography implemented by collimated detector systems include sensitivity, statistical and angular sampling requirements, attenuation compensation, resolution uniformity, and multisection design constraints.
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Balancing Physical and Socio-Economic Attributes
2021Cities, urban areas and neighbourhoods are complex ecosystems in which built environment and human activities interact and influence each other. In this chapter we try to analyse these interactions through the use of a simplified framework in two dimensions: the built environment, which measures the quality of tangible “hard” assets such as buildings ...
Andrea Ciaramella, Marco Dall’Orso
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Physical Attractiveness And Sex As Determinants Of Trait Attributions
Multivariate Behavioral Research, 1980Two studies were conducted to examine (a) the implicational qualities of trait terms that describe stereotypic males and females, and (b) the influence of a target person's gender and physical attractiveness on the attributions of traits with specific qualities.
B, Gillen, R C, Sherman
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The physical attributes and testing aspects of the symbol system
Proceedings of the May 18-20, 1971, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '71 (Spring), 1971The major goals of the SYMBOL computer research project have been to provide a more effective man-machine interface and to reduce the total cost of a digital system to the user. The development of the multi-processing/multi-programming computer architecture with much of the executive system, memory management, and high-level language implemented in ...
Brooks E. Cowart +2 more
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Recognition of objects by physical attributes
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1994Commentary on Gregory R. Lockhead (1992) Psychophysical scaling: Judgments of attributes or objects? BBS 15:543–601.
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A Percussive Sound Synthesizer Based on Physical and Perceptual Attributes
Computer Music Journal, 2006Synthesis of impact sounds is far from a trivialtask owing to the high density of modes generallycontained in such signals. Several authors have ad-dressed this problem and proposed different ap-proaches to model such sounds. The majority ofthese models are based on the physics of vibratingstructures, as with for instance modal synthesis(Adrien 1991 ...
Aramaki, Mitsuko +3 more
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Physical Distinctiveness and Self-Attribution
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1982The relationship between physical distinctiveness and causal attribution was assessed by' asking those high and low in self-reported distinctiveness to make causal attributions for hypothetical events. Compared with subjects low in physical distinctiveness, those who were highly distinctive made significantly stronger self-attributions for neutral ...
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Attributions for Health‐Related Physical Activity
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2010Tenets of Weiner's (1985, 1986) attribution theory were examined in the context of being active enough for health benefits, including associations between attributions, emotions, and future expectations. Participants completed questionnaires assessing activity, perceived success/failure to be active enough for health benefits, attributions, emotions ...
Darren Nickel, Kevin S. Spink
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