Sentence examples for salience Effort from inspiring English sources

Noticing Salience Effort Expectancy Value.

One recent model of attention behavior, NSEEV (noticing – salience, effort, expectancy, value; Steelman, McCarley, & Wickens, 2011; Wickens et al., 2009), can provide a useful theoretical basis for the current work on change detection.

While not directly applied to surveillance issues, we suggest that the NSEEV (noticing – salience, effort, expectancy, value) model of attention could provide a useful theoretical basis for understanding the challenges faced in detection and monitoring tasks.

The existence of the broader program may have enhanced the salience of obesity prevention efforts in the intervention community and pre-disposed schools to the implementation of obesity prevention programs such as vegetable and fruit breaks.

Riggs claims that Lackey's objections wrongly suppose that defenders of the credit thesis think that knowledge requires praiseworthiness, are too closely tied to Greco's particular account of credit (with its emphasis on explanatory salience), and also overlook the possibility of "group effort" in achievements.

Previous research on the motivational salience of facial attractiveness has emphasized how much effort individuals allocate, on average, to attractive and unattractive faces [ 6, 7].

Similarly, the AIC and the salience network may help recruiting cognitive and physical effort reactively, in response to an error, or more generally, to OR.

In general, obese subjects like and want palatable foods more than lean subjects, but these effects appear to be strongly dependent on the salience of the food stimuli and on the effort necessary to obtain these foods.

The NSEEV model discourages large attentional shifts by including a spatial filter that reduces the salience of peripheral stimuli and therefore mimics the inhibitory properties of effort and poor acuity of long visual saccades.

With the second task, we will assess alterations in neural activation patterns during effort avoidance learning using an adapted version of the salience attribution task (Roiser et al., [ 52]; Roiser et al., [ 53]).

We did this using an effort-based key-press task, in which the motivational salience of facial attractiveness was assessed in samples of faces in which the ratio of male to female images was manipulated.