Sentence examples for attention instructions from inspiring English sources

There is also a large number (although not so numerous as the Stroop task) of so-called "redundant targets studies" that are based on divided attention instructions.

The experiment consisted of 36 trials (3 stimulus configurations × 3 temporal frequencies × 2 attention instructions × 2 red/green phases that counterbalanced the red/green assignment).

In order to avoid bias, the information that different focus of attention instructions during training possibly influences the speed of learning was not disclosed.

Therefore, the responses of this network as a function of task difficulty would reflect the composite attention effects, taking into account both the properties of the stimulus (which dictates the required attention distribution), as well the top down signals related to the attention instructions.

The first three blocks are presented with no specific attention instruction (NF), i.e. the subjects are instructed to report the syllable which they heard best in each trial.

The attention instruction appeared at the beginning of each trial on the screen.

Once the people with the external focus of attention instruction realised that the movement of the bubble corresponds directly to their body movements on the platform, they might simply have shifted their weight, just as the people with the internal focus of attention instruction did.

The camera says it is intended for children 8 and up, although it takes a lot of patience and careful attention to instructions to build the camera.

Mr. Kraft, the flight director, had been angry that Mr. Slayton was denied the mission because of his heart problem, and he was furious at Commander Carpenter, feeling that he had not paid sufficient attention to instructions from the ground.

The third group received no attention directing instructions (DEMO).

Confirmatory factor analysis supported the construct validity for a behavioral engagement factor composed of six of the original behavioral indicators: attention to instructions, on-task behavior, enthusiasm/energy, persistence, monitoring progress/strategy use, and negative affect.