Moreover, it is important to note that most of the participants did not rehearse their speech aloud during the face-to-face tasks; however, during the computer-delivered tasks, they may have combined preparing for the tasks with rehearsing for the tasks.
The subjects were randomly assigned to prepare for the task in one of three ways.
"All they were doing is making themselves both prepared for the task," he said, although he had no idea at the time what that task was.
Bumiller is well prepared for the task: a Washington reporter for The New York Times, she covered the White House from Sept. 10, 2001, to 2006.
State officials left the bodies in the vault today, after realizing they were not prepared for the task of separating one from another and taking DNA samples.
But the limitations of a standard undergraduate economics education are such that few can honestly say they are prepared for the task.
On Wednesday night in Brussels, in the five minutes of madness between the award of the decisive penalty and the taking of the kick, Zidane went off by himself to prepare for the task of finishing the match.
The next thing was to look sober – again, no mean feat for those who had taken advantage of Scotland's relaxed licensing hours to prepare for the task in hand.
Adult children are often expected to care for aging parents who become frail or ill, but a new survey has found that many may not be completely prepared for the task.
The presidents of four major higher education groups have sent Mr. Powell a letter asking him to delay the interview requirement so that American consulates can prepare for the task.
