dispositional

There's no point in trying to convince each other which is worse, it seems mostly dispositional.

So as the outputs from the synchronization matrix modulate attention, a subset of the attended dispositional neurons will represent memory.

My sense is that it bears out what the happiness research says: dispositional factors are much more important than situational ones.

While other parts of the dispositional network and parts of the input represent keys that index the next presentation of memory.

In fact only the pre frontal cortex dispositional nodes will contribute to the synchronization matrix.

The nodes and potential nodes exist in a dispositional neural network, and only the nodes that are currently activated are instantiated in the gcnn.

Depression is caused by a combination of situational and dispositional factors.

While dispositional traits and personal concerns appear to have near-universal applicability.

When we say, 'Just quit!' We suggest that the dispositional habit is indeed ficticious.

In my experiences, among the most common are three dispositional axes: - Is their focus on making things better, or on keeping things from getting worse?

And what people don't understand is that these two modes, much like those which can successfully restrict their calories and stay in shape, are dispositional more than anything.

Habit has two primary forms, situational and dispositional.

The fundamental attribution error "describes the tendency to over-value dispositional or personality-based explanations for the observed behaviors of others while under-valuing situational explanations for those behaviors."

A person can shift around "on the issues", viewed purely as left-right, while still remaining true to themself on these dispositional axes.

Level I consists of those broad, de contextualized, and relatively non conditional constructs called “traits,” which provide a dispositional signature for personality description.

Although I have no idea whether "dispositional mindfulness" is different from "mindfulness," so maybe my comment isn't quite accurate.