Sentence examples for executive resources in from inspiring English sources

This suggests that manipulation relies more on executive processes than maintenance; therefore, the dual task cost observed in the present study may reflect increased demands on limited central executive resources in the dual task relative to the single tasks.

For example, reduced central executive resources are implicated in increased impulsive appetitive behaviors in addiction (e.g., Wiers et al., in press).

We therefore might expect that the integration of manipulated information will further add to the drain on executive resources and result in higher conjunction- than single-task activity in PFC and parietal regions.

The lowest executive resources were required in trials that addressed the dominant interpretation of ambiguous words.

Such general deficits could produce impairment across multiple imagery measures, in particular when considering that executive resources may play a central role in imagery experience (Logie & Salway, 1990; Pearson et al., 1996; Pearson et al., 1999; Salway & Logie, 1995).

Finally, if gait and visuo-motor coordination share common executive resources and these resources diminish, as in PD, interference between them may become detrimental.

Patients performed more poorly in both concurrent task conditions, implicating a reduction in both visuo-spatial sketch pad and central executive resources.

One issue that has received attention in the study of the integration of information in short-term memory is the dependence of this process on central executive resources.

One common proposal is that there are limited executive resources.

Simon Drake is the director of interim and executive search at Penna, having worked in executive resourcing and consulting sectors for over 20 years.

The 52-year-old was chief executive at South Ribble Council before departing to become executive director of resources in 2000 at Liverpool City Council.