Sentence examples for complex attention from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that the performance after the intervening serial subtraction task evaluates dual information processing, complex attention, and working memory.

More complex attention kicks in when you hear your name called from across a room or hear an unexpected birdcall from inside a subway station.

An experimental study was carried out using a mixed complex 2 × 4 design in which 48 students participated performing the Complex Attention task of the Spanish version of PSSCogRehab 2012 software.

Performance after the intervening serial subtraction task loaded on an auditory/visual working memory and complex attention factor and had common loadings with working memory subtests of the WAIS-III and the spatial span subtest of the WMS-III.

Hypoxia severely reduced performance across all neurocognitive domain scores; with significant drops in neurocognitive index (− 20%), composite memory (− 30%), verbal memory (− 34%), visual memory (− 23%), processing speed (− 36%), executive function (− 20%), psychomotor speed (− 24%), reaction time (− 10%), complex attention (− 19%) and cognitive flexibility (− 18%; all p < 0.05).

My interest in filmed foodie moments is simple and salt-free, however, compared with the complex attention I pay to the way people chew up there on the screen.

The latter effects showed to be characterized by complex attention-related hemispheric asymmetries.

The possible role of this band-selective filtering mechanism in other sensory novelty-detection tasks such as dynamic predictive coding of unexpected visual information by the retina [ 180], or more complex selective attention tasks such as selective visual attention [ 181][ 182], deserves further study.

As resource-limited health systems evolve to address complex diseases, attention must be returned to basic primary care delivery.

Complaining about a robust cross-examination by Blackwell, who accused her of telling "a pack of lies", she wrote sarcastically: "I'm a fantasist with the Electra complex seeking attention".

The problem is in reality exceedingly complex, and attention should be directed instead to the formation of the population, as it might be, for example, in a study of the origins of "the Italians" or "the French".