Thus, in the baseline condition, the value attached to inhibiting on a no-go trial was equal to that of responding quickly on a go trial.
"In emergency situations the argument for greater coordination between NGOs is a strong one, but this cannot come at the expense of responding quickly and effectively on the basis of need alone".
He heaped praise on Mr. Obama for responding quickly and forcefully to help New Jersey in the storm's aftermath.
The Chicago episode not only revealed a previously unidentified environmental exposure hazard but also provided valuable lessons on how to respond quickly and efficiently.
By the beginning of November, with the support of the Government, UNICEF, World Vision and other international and national NGOs, about 2,000 community health activists will have been trained to identify cases of malnutrition and to guide families on how to respond quickly to prevent and treat acute malnutrition.
"It is incumbent on the sponsors to respond quickly to concerns because otherwise, there is a real question about the legitimacy of these things".
It filters for value, relying on our emotions to respond quickly, instinctively ignoring the rest.
Likewise, reports of an 'urgency' signal that limits temporal integration based on a drive to respond quickly might reflect similar expectations of impending instabilities (Reddi and Carpenter, 2000; Ditterich, 2006; Cisek et al., 2009; Drugowitsch et al., 2012; Thura et al., 2012).
A large body of research on standardized testing shows that responding quickly to recall-based, multiple-choice items in a high-pressure setting is a skill in which men in general, and brash white men in particular, excel.
Fonseca et al. (2006) reported that patients with damage in RH tend to respond quickly and impulsively on behavioural tasks, resulting in poor performance.
Chief among the measures of attentional bias is the visual probe task, which requires the ability to respond quickly and fixate on objects.
