Sentence examples for shallow task from inspiring English sources

The higher discrimination accuracy for the cortisol group was significant for words encoded during deep but not shallow task.

Ultimately, politicizing festival attire is a shallow task.

The second performed the IGT together with a concurrent, shallow task that did not tap into central cognitive resources (i.e., verbally repeating the sequence of numbers 1 to 9).

An exploratory analysis (see online Supplementary Material) of SM effects by orienting task suggested that SM effects were positive in both age groups for the living/nonliving task in both MTL and LIFG, and reversed in MTL only for the syllable (shallow) task.

"Get your boss to actually try to commit to a vision like, 'About 50% of your time should be unbroken and 50% should be doing these shallow tasks.'" Newport continues, "When they're actually confronted with how much time you're spending trying to produce real results with your skills, they have to start thinking, 'Okay, we need to change some things.'".

Irrespective of whether the subsequent forgetting effects in the older group were truly shallow task-specific, it is possible that the groups differed in the state-related effects associated with these runs of trials, and that there was differential modulation of these effects according to age and drug.

This freedom from a constant background hum of interaction will increase the intensity of concentration achievable when people need to work deeply, and the efficiency with which shallower tasks can be batched together and dispatched.

Participants were asked either to select a word containing the letter "e" (shallow encoding task) or to judge if a word referred to a living entity (deep encoding task).

We therefore hypothesize that in a shallow study task, where meaningful links between items and context are weak and incidental, processing items in the orienting task may become detrimental to episodic encoding.

However, when the discrimination of older adult controls was decreased to the level of AD patients by use of a shallow encoding task, we found that controls reliance on fluency did not statistically differ from AD patients.

The novel shallow water Y-maze task developed here assesses incorrect responses rather than time taken to solve the maze, thus minimizing such confounding factors.