Sentence examples for perceived task from inspiring English sources

Our data shows perceived task interdependence to clearly affect the learning of teachers in VET colleges.

Subjective responses indicated that haptic feedback improved the user experience and reduced perceived task difficulty.

Psychophysical methods are commonly used to establish guidelines for task acceptability or to indicate perceived task demands.

Observing others teaching and perceived task demands for nurse educators did not significantly predict interest in faculty roles.

While the new construct of perceived instrumentality did not directly influence satisfaction with outcome, satisfaction with process was significantly influenced by perceived task enjoyment and interface design aesthetics.

The lower perceived task ease might be rooted in the total newness of the concept of passive for the learners and also the productive demands of the task on day two which forced students to make passive forms.

Both manuals supported perceived task-relevance, self-confidence and learning equally well.

We examined the perceived task-involving motivational climates created by parents, peers, and coaches and their task goal orientation in relation to male adolescent athletes' sport competence, self-esteem and enjoyment, and ultimately, their intention to continue participating.

For some participants, this triggered growing resentment because they perceived task-shifting away from doctors as an 'abuse' of the role of nurses.

Students will not perceive task value in addressing PBL problems simply by virtue of researchers and teachers believing that the authentic problems and activities within PBL (e.g., argumentation, design) have value.

Individuals perceive task-associated stimuli S i with an error ε i drawn from a normal distribution of mean 0 and standard deviation σ = 1.