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• They draw a distinction between evaluations preceding and following consumption / use, which can effectively confirm or disconfirm the decision.
• Predicting provides an overall rationale for reading  to confirm or disconfirm self-generated hypotheses ( Doolittle et al ., 2006 ).
• New information combined with the lack of acceptable influence of past reality-based memories can disconfirm behaviour and delusional belief, which typify in patients suffering from schizophrenia.
• New information combined with the lack of acceptable influence of past reality-based memories can disconfirm behaviour and delusional belief, which typify in patients suffering from schizophrenia ..
• While in the 19th and early 20th centuries it was presumed that Teotihuacan had been founded by speakers of Nahuatl, later linguistic and archaeological research tended to disconfirm this view.
• To begin with, we construct a novel method for the exploration of Internet QoS ( Mashy ), which we use to disconfirm that web browsers and interrupts are continuously incompatible.
• These decreases are largest when people are told to stop using safety behaviors and disconfirm the thoughts that the threatening situation will most likely not happen even if the safety behaviors are stopped.
• Sheldrake responded to Rose's paper by describing it as " polemic " and " aggressive tone and extravagant rhetoric " and concluding that " The results of this experiment do not disconfirm the hypothesis of formative causation, as Rose claims.
• An example they employ to illustrate this point is that, if one knows that Tom's position on a baseball team is that of a pitcher, no fact that one discovers about his behavior or accomplishments as a player will disconfirm one s belief that he is a pitcher.
• The David Cooper argued indeed that " The therapist in working with people might far more often have to confirm the reality of paranoid fears than in any sense disconfirm or attempt to modify them ", but most family therapists would probably agree that this is an extreme and one-sided position.
• They developed their " control mastery " theory : " Central to the theory are the ideas that the patient develops unconscious maladaptive beliefs as a result of traumatic experience, formulates an unconscious plan to overcome these pathogenic beliefs, and tests the therapist as a way to disconfirm them, " according to the family statement.
• Bad faith in ethics may be when an unethical position is taken as ethical, and justified by appeal to being forced to that belief as an excuse, e . g ., by God or by that person's natural disposition due to genetics, even though facts disconfirm that belief and honesty would require it.
• Dr . Richard Suzman, who is chief of the demography and population epidemiology branch of the National Institute on Aging, said, " It's an elegant study, and I think it's going to set off a gold rush of research looking for other samples to confirm or disconfirm these results ."
• I don't consider what I'd be adding as opinion-based; something either is or it isn't in odd time signatures, is or isn't influenced by Stravinsky's conception of neoclassicism, etc . While some of it might be above the heads of the average music fan, any music student, e . g ., could confirm or disconfirm it.