Only differences in AD attentiveness (P < 0.001) and perceived AD susceptibility among participants from the second trial (P = 0.011) remained significant in analyses of participants who completed the pre-education questionnaire, however (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> Results are adjusted for demographic factors that varied by cohort (age, race, income, employment status, study site, and study trial).
The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
Many comparative paradigms have not paid sufficient attention to interspecific differences in anatomical, behavioral and perceptual features, besides psychological variables such as motivation, attentiveness or neophobia, thus potentially producing misrepresentative results.
The cafés were training playgrounds in attentiveness.
THE CROWD Casual crowd, including families; servers varied in attentiveness.
The audience seemed to make up in attentiveness and camaraderie what it lacked in numbers.
"I believed in attentiveness to facts, and he was an embellisher," Olden said.
"There is always something attractive in attentiveness," says Reardon. "Mod exaggerates the tropes of attentiveness, falling just short of turning them into a mania.
A lead-induced decrease in attentiveness could also explain the present results.
In the context of self-regulation theory, as distinct profiles action- and state-orientation are associated with differences in emotion-regulation, self-motivation, or goal-oriented attentiveness, as well as with differences relating to academic achievement (Bossong 1994; Fröhlich and Kuhl 2003).
