We call a task 'consciousness-involving' if humans' performance of the task, or their performance of the task in a particular way, correlates with their being conscious of the task-relevant parameters, as indexed by subjects' introspective and environmental reports.
It is therefore predictable that performance, when measured only by payoff, correlates with participants' conscious knowledge of the task [ 19, 37].
The purpose of the study was to assess the influence of below-knee compression garments on proprioception accuracy under, information processing constraints designed to cause high or low conscious attention to the task.
"Organizing your actions on paper helps you become conscious of what tasks and relationships have the biggest career payoffs".
One of the reasons for the long-running debates in Stockholm about sometimes arcane details, apart from the sheer complexity of the task, is that the scientists are acutely conscious that they must make their report watertight.
The performance of the task is an everyday activity with a conscious goal-directed motive, which Billett (2001a) argues constitutes qualitative learning.
Four classes of conscious experiences (i.e., being fully focused on the task, distractions by irrelevant sensations/perceptions, interfering thoughts related to the appraisal of the task, and mind-wandering) that varied along two dimensions ("task-relatedness" and "stimulus-dependency") were sampled using thought-probes while the participants performed a go/no-go task.
41 In the absence of the basic main effect of the task, it is not possible to draw conclusions about the effect of acute citalopram on non-conscious processing of threat.
B - Task Name of the task.
Smith is conscious of the tensions.
Mr. Bush, too, seems conscious of the parallels.
