Sentence examples for interference skills from inspiring English sources

Chase also learned how to resist outside interference, skills born of a working lifetime's struggles with executives.

Problems are encountered from matrix interference and skill is needed to spot these problems.

We tested whether experts outperformed their non-trained counterparts on cognition and whether any benefits were specific to distinct cognitive abilities (working memory vs interference control) and skills (music vs bilingualism).

This sort of generalization could be the basis of interference in motor skill learning.

Difficulties found in these skills suggest interference in normal speech perception and phonemes recognition.

In contrast, when a second group of participants were presented with the final target, which again was predictive of the field direction, but did not follow-through to the target, there was substantial interference between the motor skills, as expected [ 8, 12, 13].

Further, performance of concurrent tasks together with actual mirror-reading training severely disrupted mirror-reading skill acquisition; this interference effect was not seen in subjects exposed to imagery training and performance of the switching and the concurrent tasks.

The model does not explain the observation that learning two very similar skills can generate interference.

Indeed, bilinguals might experience an even greater disadvantage on the lexical decision task were it not for their enhanced skill in suppressing interference.

Studies have demonstrated training that incorporates contextual interference [ 24], or variations in skill and situation, produces better retention and improved skill performance in novel situations [ 25].

Arguably, bilingual speakers have less automatic word-reading skills and the reduced interference is simply a by-product of this phenomenon.