These previous studies have been valuable in demonstrating that children attend to aspects of their own acoustic output during speech production.
Examine more than just the topical/semantic content; i.e. does it attend to aspects of grammatical, pragmatic, and/or prosodic content?
There is often a division of labor in which each profession attends to aspects of the problem – medical staff to cognition, occupational therapists to functional activities, and nurses to pressure ulcer prevention.
In this study women participants experienced acupuncture as beneficial and perceived that this was because it attended to aspects of their emotions and personhood that were overlooked in conventional medical approaches.
Typically, these consist of items developed by the organization itself or a panel of assessment tools that attend to aspects of assessment (e.g., the Mini-Mental State Examination for dementia screening, or the Barthel Index for activities of daily living profiling).
Despite appearing as if teachers are not attending to important aspects of students' work on conjecturing tasks, we see that teachers' attention can be attributed to their responsibility in the didactical contract and the need to manage the exchange between students' work on conjecturing tasks and claims that some piece of the geometry curriculum has been taught and learned.
We expected that focusing on the sensory consequences of the inflicted pain would recruit somatosensory areas in a more pronounced way, whereas attending to affective aspects should result in stronger activation in areas coding the affective-cognitive dimension of pain (such as the anterior insula and the anterior medial cingulate cortex (aMCC)).
Being potentially more severe than in other congenital conditions, the DSD patients' QOL is dependent on the extent of healthcare provider's attending to psychosocial aspects [ 17].
These were: addressing end-of life issues with terminally ill patients, attending to psychosocial aspects of illness, and disclosing errors and adverse events.
These excerpts represented 3 clinical scenarios that are articulated in the core competencies of effective communication as documented by the educational accreditation body, namely, addressing end-of life issues, attending to psychosocial aspects of illness, and disclosing medical errors.
