Sentence examples for attentive resources from inspiring English sources

A previously discussed reason for the effectiveness of special display is the customers' scarce attentive resources.

In this paradigm, the main task is performed simultaneously with a competing task that demands attentive resources for its concretization.

The process of conjunction, regardless of being automatic or dependent on attentive resources, can occur either as voluntary or involuntary, or incidental.

The involvement of these attentive resources in information conjunction in the working memory has been investigated through experimental paradigms that use the strategy of increasing cognitive load during the performance of a main task that requires information conjunction.

No matter subitizing is pre-attentive or not, when lacking attentional resources, multi-representational numerals might evoke dissimilar subitizing processing than single-representational numerals and thus demonstrate observable difference than single-representational numerals.

In this study, we investigated how the judgement of both small and large numerosities is affected by a withdrawal of attentional resources, and more specifically, we tested the hypothesis that subitizing is a pre-attentive process.

We reasoned that if subitizing is pre-attentive, it should be unaffected by experimental manipulations such as dual-task paradigms that reduce the availability of attentional resources [16], [18].

Enumeration accuracy for small numerosities was severely decreased as more attentional resources were taken away from the numerical task, challenging the traditionally held notion of subitizing as a pre-attentive, capacity-independent process.

They should be particularly attentive when caregivers have limited resources.

Only those with considerable alternative resources – strong, loving families, attentive and content parents, the good fortune of having loyal friends, good schools alert to their wellbeing as well as achievement – will manage to get through to adulthood relatively unscathed.

In socially anxious females chemosensory anxiety signals require more neuronal resources during early pre-attentive stimulus processing (N1).