Furthermore, our study showed that only 46%% of patients who resumed their job were able to maintain their job tasks, which emphasizes the risk of underestimating the true impact (e.g., through the need for retraining or because of productivity loss) if the ability to return to work is used as the sole outcome.
This is consistent with prior studies of adults, in which sleep-deprived subjects who maintain their performance on tasks that require concentrated effort show particularly heightened activation in the task-positive attention network, particularly low activation in the task-negative attention network, or both [ 6- 12].
In this article, I argue that people rely on an intuitive interactional method I call marking to define, constrain, and maintain their understanding of the task at hand and achieve common ground to solve collaborative design problems.
Balancing presentation order of the terms of a CATA question between and within participants has been recommended to minimize the influence of primacy bias on consumer responses and maintain their attention throughout the task.
To measure self-control, researchers used a so-called Stroop test to assess how well study participants could maintain their focus on the task at hand: identifying the color a word was written in without being distracted by a different, background color.
Italy's impressive display in Sunday's 18-11 defeat by England at Twickenham suggests that the Irish will face a difficult task to maintain their record of never having lost to the Azzurri in the Six Nations.
Italy's hugely impressive display in Sunday's 18-11 defeat by England at Twickenham suggests that the Irish will face a difficult task to maintain their record of never having lost to the Azzurri in the Six Nations.
The subjects lived at home and maintained their normal occupational tasks throughout the experimental period.
Before each block the participants repeated the assigned sequence three times, freely, as a means for maintaining their attention on the task, and as a practice run.
This is in-line with data demonstrating that children more than 6 years old can successfully exploit sufficiently prolonged response periods for maintaining their accuracy under demanding task requirements [ 23, 45, 46].
