The motion of the system is specified at the workpiece level, by adopting a task-oriented formulation for cooperative tasks.
The facilities were selected because they adopted a task-focused, rather than a person-centered, approach to aged care and were similar in terms of management structures, staffing, standards, and size.
Many nurses mentioned that factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and an increase in non-nursing duties have decreased their relationship with the patients and made them adopt a task-oriented working system that spontaneously acted as a barrier to their effective participation in patient related decisions.
Many nurses mentioned that factors such as inadequate manpower, unbalanced nurse-patient ratios and increase in non-nursing duties have decreased their relationship with patients and made them adopt a task-oriented working system that spontaneously acted as a barrier to applying knowledge and skills.
The trust is the first important thing and I had that experience in fact, and it helped me to progress with them (S13) The personalised approach was contrasted unfavourably with supervisors who adopted a task-oriented 'professional' approach or with supervisors who were inconsistent in the way they dealt with students.
In the present study, we attempt to replicate the above findings by adopting a similar task design to Jiang and Kanwisher (2003a, 2003b), but applying 3 different types of difficulty manipulation, illustrated in Figure 2: (1) Increasing the number of lines to be attended to, the 8-line (8L) condition.
To test the rats' propensity for risk, the researchers adopted a gambling task used by psychologists to study risk-taking in people.
In the current work, we adopted a search task with complex, real-world stimuli and simple targets that did not vary much across trials.
We suggest that parallel behavioral modules (e.g. appetitive, aversive) coexist within each individual bee and determine its tendency to adopt a given task.
The first criterion was to adopt a biconditional task (if in location A choose digging pot X not pot Y, if in location B choose digging pot Y not X) known to be sensitive to both hippocampal and anterior thalamic lesions ([13,23]; see also [32]).
