idiothetic造句

• The term " idiothetic " is also used in personality psychology.
• Idiothetic psychology of personality suggests that personality description follows idiographic principles, while personality development centres around nomothetic principles.
• Spatial view cells update their representations by the use of idiothetic inputs in the dark and these cells are commonly found in the CA1, parahippocampal gyrus, and presubiculum regions.
• Manipulation of inertial cues confirmed that at least one of these movement ( or " idiothetic " ) cues is information from the vestibular organs, which detect movement in the three dimensions.
• Odor is an essential and even necessary at various stages of the recruitment process, including once a recruited forager reaches the vicinity of the resource while some scientists think that dancing may be a simple idiothetic movement that conveys no information.
• In psychology, nomothetic measures are contrasted to ipsative or idiothetic measures, where nomothetic measures are measures that are observed on a relatively large sample and have a more general outlook while the idiographic approach is relating to a more singular case as is done in case studies.
• When vision ( and hence the use of remembered landmarks ) is not available, such as when animals are navigating on a cloudy night, in the open ocean, or in relatively featureless areas such as sandy deserts, path integration must rely on " idiothetic " cues from within the body.