Sentences with phrase «behaviors in predictable ways»

To exert that influence, Cambridge Analytica — which claims to have 5,000 data points on every American — used people's data to psychologically nudge them to alter their behaviors in predictable ways.

Not exact matches

«Time and again, allergies have been proven to alter activities and behavior in somewhat predictable ways,» said Rapp.

«Crowds seem to behave in predictable ways, but the environment is not always built to accommodate people's behavior.»

When fish are searching for food in groups, their behavior changes in predictable ways: They clump together near the interesting stimulus and dart around, altering their body position relative to the water current.

I do believe, though, that with most dogs if you are usually fair and predictable and use positive methods, they do forgive the occasional lapse on our part, in much the same way we might forgive a friend for shouting at us one day when that behavior is out of character.

Nevertheless its sometimes helpful to think about them as if they're low - order systems and to talk about equilibrium, under the assumption that the envelope of variable behavior moves in a predictable, low - order way.

ENSO has significantly changed behaviors and while it was never really reliably predictable in most ways in the past is likely to have assumed a succession of new states.

While in the past they were simply thought of as jerks or worse, we now know there are predictable patterns of behavior involved and generally effective ways of dealing with them.

Those assigned to healthy work - related behavior and experience patterns differed in their strengths profiles from those that demonstrated unhealthy patterns (i.e., burnout type) in a predictable way.