The phrase "contextual interference" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the interference or disruption caused by the context or environment in which something occurs. Example: "The students' learning was hindered by the contextual interference of a noisy classroom, making it difficult for them to focus and retain information."
The reported study examined the cognitive processes underlying contextual interference (CI) in motor learning.
However, when individuals change their gait it is unknown how this coordination is organized, and how it can be influenced by contextual interference during practice.
These findings support the hypothesis of a decoupling between memories and their "affective blanket" during post-learning sleep, protecting recent memories against emotional contextual interference.
The present research compared performance of two groups, one adopting a mixed practice schedule (with high contextual interference) and the other employing a blocked practice schedule (presumably with lower contextual interference) for learning construction excavator control skills in a computer-based virtual environment.
With regard to the second factor, a low contextual interference (LCI) condition in which participants practiced to diagnose types of system failures in a blocked schedule was compared to a high contextual interference (HCI) condition, in which different failure types were practiced in a random schedule.
Results indicated a contextual interference (CI) effect due to the schedule of practice following 297 trials for similar task variations: blocked schedule tended to produce better performance early in practice; random schedule enhanced learning for a larger amount of practice.
Using a 2 (contextual cues interference: low and high) x 2 (processing goal: ad and brand) x 3 (cues: brand name, ad photo, product class) between-subjects design, it was found that exposure to ads with similar contextual elements reduced individuals' ability to recall not only contextual or background elements but also brand name from a target advertisement.
In this way, the incompatible blocks imply either an associative contextual effect of semantic interference with facial evaluation or an associative contextual effect of facial interference with semantic evaluation.
Patients also displayed an enhanced frontally distributed activity in the explicit task that may represent an impairment in the integration of intrinsic contextual information, a disturbance in the ability to inhibit proactive interference or a combination of both processes.
According to Schiff's memo, when the Justice Department sought a warrant to surveil Page in 2016, it presented the court with contextual information about Russian election interference.
Our analysis revealed four foci of resistance: to the policy of choice that Choose and Book symbolised and purported to deliver; to accommodating the technology's socio-material constraints; to interference with doctors' contextual judgements; and to adjusting to the altered social relations consequent on its use.
