The results show that high egoists in the 'Video-Camera' condition experienced significantly less positive memory distortion than high egoists in the 'Control' condition, suggesting that indirect social monitoring can interfere with early information processing biases found in egoistic self-enhancers.
Other studies have pointed out the limitations of citizen science initiatives to installing and maintaining rain gauges in communities and sustaining community involvement in participatory flood modeling because time spent on monitoring tasks can interfere with residents' other daily activities (Abon et al. 2012).
Moreover, measuring and imaging emotional responses simultaneously is problematic because explicit instructions to monitor and report emotional reactions can interfere with the affective responses one is attempting to measure [5].
Self-objectification has consequences such as continual body and appearance monitoring and requires cognitive attention that can interfere with task performance.
The use of lactate containing solutions can interfere with the monitoring of lactate as a tissue oxygenation parameter.
Barriers to ongoing medication use include the cost of prescriptions, while limited insurance coverage and taking time off work can interfere with ongoing monitoring and care [ 46].
Also, existing vaccines can interfere with surveillance programs that monitor the Salmonella status of swine herds.
The FDA does monitor the presence of dioxin, a chemical that can interfere with hormones, weaken the immune system, cause cancer and more, but the industry doesn't disclose every substance found in tampons -- and that could include pesticides used on cotton.
Away from power cords, computer wires, microwaves, baby monitors, and halogen lamps.[3] These wires and waves can interfere with radio reception.
Metallized films, on the other hand, tend to be more reflective and can interfere with radio frequency signals used by cellphones, tire pressure monitors and radio antennas embedded in the window glass.
