In this paper we describe the notion of a 'mental picture' as an outcome of situation awareness, how an awareness of the situation is developed and maintained, the cues allocators attend to, and the difficulties they face in doing so.
For a private university like Wake Forest, which costs nearly $50,000 a year to attend, the difficulty associated with obtaining certain financial aid can pose problems for recruits not receiving athletic scholarships.
At ages five and six, children may have difficulty attending to the level of verbal information that their peers do, and that can result in "acting out" or problem behaviors.
Conventional maintenance practice has difficulty attending to the deterioration of existing infrastructure systems that has been occurring intensively (Miyamoto and Isoda 2012).
We hypothesized that these individuals' failure to maintain perceptual continuity of the tone was due to some kind of interference between the neural representations of tone and the noise, leading to difficulty attending to the tone during the noise.
Older adults may find it problematic to attend hospital appointments due to the difficulty associated with travelling to, within and from a hospital facility for the purpose of a face-to-face assessment.
Nevertheless, only four of the eight monkeys were consistently successful in this condition, which further supports the hypothesis that the monkeys had difficulties attending to the temporal sequence of the events.
In light of these observations, the inverse association between age and task performance can be explained, in the case of older seniors, by a difficulty in attending to the tactile stimuli as the finger moved over the surface.
To the attending physician, regardless of the difficulty of curing the condition with an artificial respirator, once the patient is on the respirator, it cannot be easily discontinued due to legal concerns, so it is a life-prolonging treatment.
He asked students about their aspirations and daily lives, and was informed about some of the challenges some of them face, including having to walk 16 km every day to attend school, and the difficulties their parents face in buying textbooks, food, clothing, and other education-related materials.
With a growing number of Asian students attending Western universities, the difficulties they seem to face in adapting to a new academic environment has provoked much discussion amongst educators, particularly with regard to the critical thinking (CT) skills.
