Endogenous attention, also called top-down, voluntary, or controlled attention, is goal-driven and directed toward the events or stimuli consciously decided by the individual to be targets of processing.
Unlike biological systems, control measures normally result from goal-driven design processes that confer on them specific characteristics deemed conducive to securing objects, places, services or individuals, hence their designation (INCOSE 2010).
Within the context of a cancer diagnosis, cancer information-seeking behaviour refers to the purposive or goal-driven acquisition of cancer-related information and has been identified as a key coping strategy that can enable individuals to deal with stressful illness-related events, such as the shock of initial diagnosis.
I often try to shift patients from goal-driven sex to pleasure-driven.
The relevant genes govern molecules that shape our moods and goal-driven behaviors.
This goal-driven, ideology-free approach has some fascinating insights into the world of business itself.
In a goal-driven, work-oriented culture, this is deeply threatening.
In Page's view, Moore's law — devised by Gordon Moore, of Intel — is a good example of goal-driven innovation.
Yet, as goal-driven as he is, it would be shocking if Bryant did not have Jordan in mind.
Participants were asked to identify collaborative, goal-driven projects that were not being funded by other sources.
In Discovery, goal-driven and casual experiences can coexist.
