Sentence examples for minimal cognitive effort from inspiring English sources

Most of the time we do not form impressions of others intentionally, but rather spontaneously and with minimal cognitive effort: We watch a person behave in some way towards ourselves or another person and infer personality traits from this behavioral information.

The control of human walking has traditionally been considered an automatic process that only requires minimal cognitive effort.

To use a term introduced by Simon 10 that predates our current use of the term 'premature closure', we 'satisfice' instead by expending minimal cognitive effort and accepting the first possibility that seems satisfactory.

Macdonald and Sharp (2000) also noted that consumers often rely on their brand awareness in the decision making process because they want to conserve time and make minimal cognitive efforts in their purchasing decisions.

Microtasks are tasks that require minimal time and cognitive effort but when combined can result in major accomplishments [19].

Founded on the premise of minimal or constrained social cues, most of which can be summed up in an emoticon, it does not require much cognitive effort.

After all, it poses a challenge to the accepted notion that sleepwalking is confined to activities involving gross motor movements, with minimal cognitive activity.

That requires more cognitive effort, but symbolic systems do allow for more sophisticated arithmetic.

"Hot media", by contrast, require less cognitive effort, freeing audiences to act.

Translational motions do not involve this cognitive effort.

As expected, high cognitive effort and easy justification reduced regret.