Sentence examples for normative task from inspiring English sources

Such questions must be distinguished from the conceptual and normative task of determining what capacity is and how it should be defined.

This normative task cannot be accomplished apart from the interplay between philosophy and social science through interdisciplinary empirical social research (Horkheimer 1993).

This paper presents a novel method for automatically generating task analytic models encompassing both normative and erroneous human behavior from normative task models.

Such claims are clearly different in character from those found elsewhere in the book where he identifies metaphysics without ontology not with a genetic enquiry, but with the normative task of discovering the logical ground on which our claims rest.

By describing where a human diverges from a normative task, and by identifying what information the human failed to properly attend to that produced the divergence, this taxonomy seeks to unify the phenomenological and genotypical perspectives.

Due to the relationship we observed between normative goals, task difficulty expectations, and the magnitude of the striatal response to positive and negative feedback, we suggest that striatal feedback responses are influenced by the affective salience of the feedback.

Children face these demands in the context of already challenging normative developmental tasks.

In addition, subclinical levels of psychological symptoms could hinder adolescents from mastering normative developmental tasks and render them more vulnerable for developing psychopathology later in life (24).

When making judgments and decisions about performance by others, raters are likely to use all three schema types interactively: raters' personal performance theory ('role schema'), normative expectations of task-specific behaviours (task-specific schema) and inferences about the ratee (person schema) may all influence assessment outcomes (Cardy et al. 1987; Borman 1987).

Performance measures consisted of number and type of errors, deviations from a pre-established normative path solution, task completion times, number of keystrokes, mental effort and preferences in use.

The effect of normative goals on task performance was reflected in feedback processing in the striatum.