Sentence examples for difficulty expectations from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the desire to perform well in comparison with one's peers may influence the affective response to task difficulty expectations and enhance learning for low-difficulty tasks that are expected to be difficult.
That is, the beneficial effects of increased task difficulty expectations were most pronounced for these participants.
During the 16 experimental blocks, the difficulty labels were independent of the true difficulty level but were presented to influence task difficulty expectations.
Our study demonstrated a modulatory effect of normative goals on the influence of task difficulty expectations on both performance and striatal sensitivity to positive versus negative feedback.
We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate the effects of task difficulty expectations and achievement goals on feedback processing during learning.
We have shown that task difficulty expectations modulate striatal sensitivity to positive versus negative feedback for individuals with high normative goals.
Schwab, which is scheduled to report earnings next week, had already announced that it would have difficulty meeting expectations for its fourth-quarter earnings even after cutting executive salaries and freezing hiring.
Even though he started as a sophomore and averaged 9.1 points a game on a talented Blue Devils team, one with the current pros Elton Brand, Trajan Langdon and William Avery, which lost to Connecticut in the 1999 N.C.A.A. championship game, Battier had difficulty balancing expectations -- his own and Krzyzewski's -- against enjoying the game.
Those kids are "wowed" in the moment, but are over-exposed and may have difficulty managing expectations as young adults.
The measure is novel in combining subjective perceptions of symptom difficulty with expectations of treatment outcome.
For AAs, better understanding of the procedure, a shorter hospital course, less post-surgical pain and walking difficulty, favorable expectations of surgery, less religiosity, and trust in physicians significantly influenced patient willingness to undergo TKR.
