The phrase "activation item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software, or processes where an item or element is intended to trigger or activate a function or feature.
Example: "To proceed with the setup, please select the activation item from the menu."
Alternatives: "activation element" or "trigger item".
The PACIC tool includes 20 items in the following five scales: Dimension 1: Patient Activation (items 1 3).
Whereas mixed states scored consistently higher on the activation items, inhibition was observed on a set of 5 items, which seems to be associated with executive function and motivational process (items 9 speed of mind, 14 communication, 15:motivation, 16:interest, and 17:decision making).
This instrument has five pre-defined domains: patient activation (3 items), delivery system/practice design (3 items), goal setting/tailoring (5 items), problem solving/contextual (4 items), follow-up/coordination (5 items).
The PACIC questionnaire contains 20 items on five subscales that are based on conceptual categories of the CCM, i.e. patient activation (3 items), delivery system design/decision support (3 items), goal setting/tailoring (5 items), problem solving/contextual counseling (4 items) and follow-up/coordination (5 items).
For instance, Wittmann et al. [ 8] examined long-term recall for object pictures and reported greater dopaminergic midbrain activation to items that predicted monetary rewards, reward associated items were recalled better, and reward-associated items elicited greater hippocampal activation.
Cognitive activation Two items asked for the students' perception regarding whether their accounting teacher adapts his/her performance expectations and claims to student capability (coak; e.g., "Our accounting teacher asks questions of different levels of difficulty depending on how capable a student is").
Specifically these investigations have reported that RH disinhibition results in the reduction of the traditional LH processing advantage for lexical decision tasks, and RH activation of items traditionally associated with LH processing, such as long low imageable words [ 5, 6].
The second component, 'impulsive reward-seeking', loaded strongly on self-report measures reflecting reward-driven behaviours (behavioural activation system items) as well as motor and cognitive impulsivity [Barratt Impulsiveness Scale-11 (BIS-11)].
Affective valence does have an effect on the tendency to respond 'old' to new emotional items, so that even when participants correctly identify new emotional items, brain activation resembling activity to old items may have been elicited.
Item activation weights are then calculated and the Nrecs items with the highest weights are recommended.
