Sentence examples for attention interpretation from inspiring English sources

Subjective awareness, in turn, is strongly influenced by mental processes including attention, interpretation, appraisal, beliefs, memories, conditioning, attitudes and affect.

Depression is characterized by a profoundly negative view of the world, oneself, and the future [ 2], and this negative world view has been associated with negative biases in attention, interpretation, and memory [ 3].

A controlled attention interpretation of our findings would suggest that children's over-loaded WM (or weak WM performance) enabled interference of goal-directed processing to occur, which manifests as behavioural inattention.

The results of such techniques should be interpreted with attention, since interpretation can be difficult, especially for low concentrations of samples.

We present an evidence-based model of pathological worry in which worry arises from an interaction between involuntary (bottom-up) processes, such as habitual biases in attention and interpretation favouring threat content, and voluntary (top-down) processes, such as attentional control.

In the 20th century, palmistry received renewed attention and interpretation by, among others, followers of Carl Jung.

Technology can shape illness experience by making new phenomena and areas of ordinary life subject to measurement, attention, medical interpretation, and management.   5.

First, slides of orienteering checkpoints were shown and afterwards participants had to answer questions concerning aspects of short-term memory, focus of attention, map interpretation, estimation or descriptive abilities.

Biases involve attention, judgment, interpretation, imagery and memory (for a review, see: Clark and McManus [6], Hirsch and Clark [7], Lang and Sarmiento [8]).

Being a sensitive parent depends on accurately reading the child's signals and responding adequately and promptly [1], a task requiring motivation, focused attention, accurate interpretation of the child's signals, and flexibility in responding.

Furthermore, although the results of studies of mobile phone risks have received widespread public attention, their interpretation is not straightforward because of methodologic difficulties.