Sentence examples for response to tasks from inspiring English sources
Therefore, neurocognitive paradigms assessing brain function in response to tasks of increasing attentional difficulty may be useful to clarify the neurophysiology of bipolar disorder.
Workload for each agent is calculated based on demand placed upon agents in terms of behavioural response to tasks, communications and interactions between humans and technology.
Each of these activations is numerically integrated in order to evaluate the number of physiological variations in response to tasks.
Each of these detections ('activations') is numerically integrated in order to evaluate the number of physiological variations in response to tasks.
Similarly, O'Donnel et al. [4] found users in focus groups arranged as follow-ups to classical usability testing sessions to identify and develop design suggestions; in particular in response to tasks that were perceived by the users as difficult.
The Emoter voice, according to Coffin (2006, 156), is "a minor voice" marked by "high levels of affect" and is mainly found in "autobiographical recounts or texts produced in response to tasks that aim to develop empathetic understanding".
In recent years the direction of attention in response to task demands has often been spoken of in terms of the deployment of mental effort.
For treatment learners, mastery experience and physical/emotional response to task performance were stronger self-efficacy sources than were verbal persuasion and vicarious experience.
The PTSD group showed markedly different neural activity compared to the trauma-exposed control group in response to task-irrelevant visual distractors.
Specifically, the contralateral N2pc event-related-potential (ERP) component that reflects attentional shifting exhibits increased amplitude in response to task-relevant targets containing a reward-associated feature.
The Simon task is based on stimulus response compatibility and assesses the extent to which the prepotent association to irrelevant spatial information affects participants' response to task relevant nonspatial information.
