Sentence examples for computerised tasks from inspiring English sources

Soft white caps trailing wires and electrodes measured the meditators' brain waves as they completed gruelling computerised tasks to test their powers of attention, and video recordings captured split-second changes in facial expressions as they watched images of suffering and war.

The KAT is a series of touch screen computerised tasks, which have already been evidenced as providing objective measures of cognitive and motoric performance in adults and children without neurological impairment [36].

Lastly, patients will be asked to complete two computerised tasks in follow-up to one of the completed fMRI tasks.

Bilateral dorsolateral and ventrolateral prefrontal cortex response to computerised tasks of verbal fluency (for category) and working memory (N-Back) will be measured using fNIRS, a portable brain imaging technique that can be used at the bedside or in a person's home.

They were randomly assigned to one of four conditions, in a 2 × 2 factorial design, involving either a 15 min brisk walk or quiet rest, and then computerised Stroop tasks with low or high demanding conditions, in three 180 s blocks with a 90 s interval.

The computerised Stroop task for congruent responses, Go/No-Go test for missed go responses (see Takagi et al. 2011), and CogstateTM Identification task were used as measures of focused attention (see Hammers et al. 2011, 2012).

The Image Generation (Section 5.1.1) and Mental Clocks (Section 5.1.2) tasks are computerised measures, while the Familiar Squares (Section 5.1.3) and Buildings (Section 5.1.4) tasks can be implemented without access to a computer.

As in our previous study (B. D. Dunn et al., 2007), self-judgment was indexed in terms of participants' accuracy in evaluating their own performance on a computerised spatial working memory task.

The aim of study two was to extend the findings of Study 1 by comparing self-concept clarity in high and low socially anxious participants using both the questionnaire measure that we had used in Study 1 and the computerised me not-me task.

They were first given computerised instructions for the matchstick task and a practice task of 3 Type 1 Problems (e.g. see figure 1) composed of actual matchsticks on the table in front of them.

Reaction time and decision making abilities (i.e. speed of processing) will be assessed using the Detection and Identification tasks from a computerised cognitive test battery (CogState Ltd ,Melbourne, Australia).