Cognitive flexibility requires the interaction of several mechanisms (e.g., attention shifting, conflict monitoring, and perception) that respond to specific environmental demands (such as rule changes) in order to achieve flexible behavior (such as solving a problem in a new way) (Ionescu, 2012).
When considering cognitive flexibility as a property of the cognitive system requiring the interaction of attention shifting, conflict monitoring, and perception, it is possible to argue that sameness in play showed by individuals with autism is related to the lack of cognitive flexibility.
The researchers asked questions regarding knowledge of landscape characterisation, concepts of landscape assessment and monitoring, and perceptions of change in landscape quality, with sufficient time given for the responses.
When asked about barriers to early initiation of insulin therapy in their practice, both groups had similar responses regarding patient factors (i.e., patient resistance, patient concerns about dosing regimens, inadequate resources for patient education and monitoring, and patients' perception that insulin therapy represents disease progression).
To assess Former Persons Under Monitoring (FPUM s' experiences and perceptions of the United States (US) Ebola Active Monitoring Program.
Other factors associated with higher male attendance were attainment of secondary or higher level education (PRR 1.25; 95%CI 1.08 - 1.46; p = 0.003), and perception of foetal monitoring as being a benefit of attendance (PRR 1.20; 95%CI 1.03, 1.40; p = 0.018).
The study develops a sound and parsimonious measure allowing the monitoring and benchmarking of traveler perceptions over time.
Ecological validity will be enhanced through 'free-living' activities within environments, rather than controlling activities, again, using EMA, GPS and accelerometry to monitor the nature (and perceptions) of this activity.
This paper aims at introducing the basis of the formalization of the Sachem perception based monitoring and diagnosis approach.
The semi-structure guide developed for interviews with physicians mainly focused on understanding about the strategy, positive and negative factors influencing their practice of the strategy, and their perception of monitoring and supervision for trained doctors.
Topic guides developed iteratively based on emerging themes, with later interviewees explicitly asked about perceptions of monitoring and support provided either by the trial team or by general practitioners (GPs), and explored contrasting perceptions of flexibility and autonomy.
