Sentence examples for responsiveness tasks from inspiring English sources

Prior to the study, the stimuli of the emotional perspective taking and the affective responsiveness tasks were rated by 30 healthy adults and only those stimuli correctly identified by over 70% of the sample were included in the main study.

Additionally, the emotional perspective taking and affective responsiveness tasks have been used in clinical studies (e.g., Derntl et al., 2009; Seidel et al., 2010a,b) and neuroimaging studies (Derntl et al., 2010, 2012).

Alternatively, and despite unaffected reaction times in both other empathy tasks and neuropsychological tests (e.g. TMT), females of the FO group might struggle with a finer distinction between internal emotional states, reflected in the slower responses to sad and angry stimuli in the affective responsiveness task.

Also in the LU group, progesterone levels were positively associated with accuracy in the affective responsiveness task, pointing to better performance with higher progesterone levels.

In our affective responsiveness task we asked females to put themselves in a certain situation and then tell us how they would feel.

This work suggests that differential responsiveness to task targets and distractors in primary sensory cortex for a simple spatial detection and discrimination task arise from nonselective increases in response over a broad cortical locus that includes the representation of the task target, and selective suppression of responses to the task distractor within this locus.

Cells that have weak responsiveness during spatial tasks are probably undersampled in such experiments and so the real proportion of grid cells is likely to be somewhat smaller.

More broadly, task shifting has to be engaged within broader health system goals of building access, equity and responsiveness; and where task shifting involves the mobilisation of community health workers, to questions of community participation and accountability [ 80].

In general, are all gamma responses the same, or should they be divided into different classes according to criteria such as their spectral characteristics (frequency range and/or shape), their spatial temporal patterns of occurrence, and/or their responsiveness under different task conditions?

Extensive individual differences in VS responsiveness to fMRI task rewards has been found in other studies (e.g. [33]).

The focus of the work is to improve the responsiveness of best effort tasks in the presence of tasks with (n,m -hard constraints.