Sentences with phrase «than the participants who»

Kilduff's research has found that participants who are asked to think about a personal rival before performing a task are far more likely to inflate their actual performance than participants who are simply asked to think about a competitor.

The researchers found that nurses who consumed the most blueberries and strawberries showed less memory decline over 2.5 years than participants who did not eat berries.

Overindulged participants were less happy than those participants who were not overindulged.

For example, in the first study, people who were told that other participants included coffee experts — a more knowledgeable group — reported lower subjective knowledge than participants who believed that they were being compared to teenagers — a less knowledgeable group.

Particularly interesting is that participants who were introduced to Roboy in VR perceived the robot as less human - like than participants who watched a live HRI, whereas these two groups did not differentiate in regard of perceived realness.

People who read the «health at every size» or «fat rights» articles were substantially more likely to say that overweight women could be healthy at their weight (65 percent to 71 percent across the three experiments) than participants who read «public health crisis» or «personal responsibility articles» (25 percent to 27 percent across the three experiments).

They found that subjects given the opportunity to select a course of action based on their own opinions (for example, giving a speech for or against teaching psychology in high school) persisted longer in a subsequent puzzle - solving activity than participants who were either given no choice or pressured to select one side over another.

All slept more than six hours per night, took few naps, drank moderate amounts of coffee and alcohol and had no neurological disorders other than participants who had had TBI.

«The ones who had more activation in these regions and more connectivity between the regions showed fewer symptoms of depression in response to the election than participants who had less activation in these regions, even if they were deeply disturbed by the election.»

Participants with supersize portions in the light, for example, may have felt somewhat self - conscious about eating more than participants who had smaller portions, and may have subsequently resisted taking more fruit sticks than their peers.

«They gained an average of four to six pounds more than the participants who took most long - acting insulin doses.»

Those given an undemanding task were able to imagine many more possible uses for the objects than participants who engaged in a demanding task, had quiet rest, or had no break at all.

Participants who wore a white coat that they believed belonged to a doctor performed better on an attention test than participants who believed the coat belonged to a painter and participants who simply saw — rather than wore — a white coat while completing the test.

A 2009 study published in the Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research found that uphill walking produced far greater reductions in strength than those participants who hit the bike.

Results The participants with sarcopaenia [Sarcopenic] encountered noticeably more problems with the chemotherapy than the participants who still had a reasonable amount of muscle mass [Normal].

Very simply those who drank green tea lost more weight than the participants who didn't.

Furthermore, those runners who ingested more than 7 g carbohydrate per kg body mass during the day before the event ran faster in general and also maintained their running speed to a greater extent than those participants who consumed lower quantities of carbohydrate.

And prior to that, a 2013 study found that participants who regularly ate full - fat milk, butter and cream demonstrated lower obesity rates than participants who consumed low - fat dairy products.

Dropouts were equally distributed among the three diet groups, and had slightly worse cognitive function at the start of the study than the participants who stuck with the experiment.

In studies, Weltman has found that women who do three short (about 30 - minute) high - intensity walks plus two moderately paced recovery walks a week lose up to six times more abdominal fat than participants who simply stroll five days a week.

in the November, 2002 issue of Scientific American, «People who worked in the presence of a pleasant smelling air freshener also reported higher self - efficacy, set higher goals and were more likely to employ efficient work strategies than participants who worked in a no - odor condition.»

The study found that participants who slept between each learning session in the study were able to retain the information at a quicker pace than participants who did not sleep between sessions.

Those in your aspect of the legal profession generate higher satisfaction rates than courtroom counterparts because of your higher commitment to upholding the agreed upon settlement than participants who end up with a judge deciding for them.

For the SDQ total score, participants who were «never poor» scored lower than participants who had experienced poverty, but there was no difference within the poverty exposure categories (see figure 2A).

First, participants who complete treatment (ie, attend ≥ 6 of 8 treatment sessions) will show greater improvement in mood symptoms than participants who do not complete treatment.

Participants who read about the woman who accepted a casual sex offer (Lisa) rated her as less intelligent, less mentally healthy, less competent, more promiscuous, and more risky than participants who read about the man who engaged in the exact same behavior (Mark).

For potential partners with low mate value the opposite was true, such that participants with low mate value were more interested in making contact than those participants who had high mate value.

Although participants weren't explicitly asked if they saw their friend as a mate rival, participants did somewhat envy their friend; and participants who were single envied their friend more than participants who were in a relationship.

RESULTS: Participants who were absent from work due to psychological disability in the year following the data collection scored significantly lower on resources, and higher on symptoms than those participants who were not absent.

H2: Single participants will have stronger PSROMs than participants who were in real - life romantic relationships.

More specifically, those who were currently in a relationship were less anxious and avoidant than participants who were not currently dating, even if they had been in a relationship in the past at both time points (p <.02), but again not in terms of change in attachment (p >.90).

The first hypothesis for this study proposed that participants who were exposed to a single positive communication would evaluate the physical attractiveness of a dating partner differently than participants who were exposed to a single negative communication.

The frequency of family violence perpetration was, however, significantly higher for participants who were problem gamblers themselves (n = 32; 41.1 %) than participants who were not problem gamblers themselves (n = 15; 19.2 %)(X 2 = 6.01, df = 1, p <.001).

Not exact matches

The study's authors found that peckish participants in a card game known as the «Iowa Gambling Task» played more shrewdly and made better decisions than those who had eaten.

«The participants who'd completed the gratitude task months earlier not only reported feeling more gratefulness two weeks after the task than members of the control group, but also, months later, showed more gratitude - related brain activity in the scanner.

Candidates who were in positions of power were seated in chairs that were cushioned and adjusted so that they were physically higher than powerless participants» chairs.

The study looked at 149 participants in networking and business groups from the United States, Belgium, India, Japan, Australia and England and found that more than 70 percent of the participants who sent weekly updates to friends reported successful goal achievement, compared to 35 percent of those who kept their goals to themselves and didn't write them down.

When this idea was tested by Johnson et al. (2010), the results showed that participants who smiled performed better on attentional tasks which required seeing the whole forest rather than just the trees.

From the abstract: «After viewing a few organic foods, comfort foods, or control foods, participants who were exposed to organic foods volunteered significantly less time to help a needy stranger, and they judged moral transgressions significantly harsher than those who viewed nonorganic foods.»

This study by Dr. Gail Matthews found that «more than 70 percent of the participants who sent weekly updates to a friend reported successful goal achievement.»

Participants who reflected on a time they forgave someone then jumped into the air reached greater heights than the people who reflected on a time they kept a grudge before jumping.

But once participants started talking about the videos they had viewed, it became apparent that those people who watched the magician felt worse than those who watched the cartoon, and they also felt more excluded in the conversation than their peers.

The 110 participants in the class, who were broken up into more than 25 teams, were required to talk to 10 potential customers each week for 10 weeks.

Also, participants who were labeled as «very unattractive» always earned more than those who were just «unattractive.»

Dr. Robert Zajonc, a famous psychologist, believed facial action leads to changes in mood, and in a 1989 study he found that participants who watched themselves smile in a mirror experienced a greater boost in mood than those who simply smiled.

Also, whereas there was no link between the amount of impulsive attraction the non-homophobic men showed toward men (on the manikin task) and the time they spent looking at the images of male gay couples, there was a link among the highly homophobic participants - those who showed a greater impulsive attraction to men also tended to look longer at the images of gay couples than heterosexual couples.

First, while most deals stipulate that participants be accredited investors, who by regulators» definition earn at least $ 200,000 per year, or $ 300,000 if they are married, the ideal participant will earn more than $ 500,000, according to Breen.

The depressed participants were more likely to post photos that include faces, but their pictures tended to have fewer faces than Instagram users who weren't depressed.

In the study, participants who consumed a little bit of alcohol were faster to solve puzzles than people who were completely sober.

The participants who took acetaminophen consistently rated pain — both emotional and physical, and both their own and someone else's — as less severe than those who took the placebo.