- In psychology, risk
preference is
occasionally characterised as the
proclivity to
engage in a
behaviour or
activity that is
advantageous but may involve...
- In
psychology and neuroscience, time
perception or
chronoception is the
subjective experience, or sense, of time,
which is
measured by someone's own perception...
- identify, target, and
track individuals based on
their interests or
proclivities on the Web.
Social networking sites usually try to get
users to use their...
- Cannibal. Helm
gained his
nickname for his
opportunistic and
unrepentant proclivity for
consuming human flesh,
usually in
survival situations,
though instances...
- Its dark
colour was
linked to the night,
while its
solitary habits,
proclivity to
consume crops and
nocturnal nature were ****ociated with evil. The foundation...
- both
elements are the only ones present.
Nitrogen does not
share the
proclivity of
carbon for catenation. Like carbon,
nitrogen tends to form
ionic or...
-
material gain only.
Sources state that each
killer will have her own
proclivities,
needs and triggers. A
review of the
published literature on
female serial...
-
reservation communities; rather,
people confided dismay at the
Western proclivity for dichotomies.
Outside Indo-European-speaking societies, "gender" would...
-
country music industry at the time due to her ****ertive
personality and
proclivity for
wearing revealing outfits that
exposed her midriff. She was constantly...
- pregnancy:
changes induced in neurotransmission,
which could heighten proclivity to
addict and
induce maladaptive control of attention".
Journal of Developmental...
