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.
The international and national organisations that deal with malaria are unused to radical action, and much more comfortable with slow consensus-building, and even slower responses.
As in Experiment 1, faster responses were more likely to be correct than slower responses.
In the detection task, faster responses were more likely to be associated with accurate responses than slower responses.
The behavioral results showed slower responses for both spatial and verbal monitoring trials compared to non-monitoring trials.
But some police crew members fear the service will be stretched and slower responses could endanger lives.
Again there was an effect of response time: In the location task, faster responses were more likely to be correct than slower responses.
In general electro-analytical technique, it was executed the slower responses, surface-fouling, noises, flexible-responses, and smaller dynamic-range and lower-sensitivity with bared codoped nanomaterials surfaces for chemical recognition.
Disregarding such an aspect may lead to over/under provisioning of resources (due to inaccurate convergence), violations of service level agreements (due to slower responses), or excessive use of resources during transient response as a consequence of large overshoots.
These manipulations included having two searchers who worked together on the same visual search task, forcing slower responses, introducing high prevalence targets to boost detection of low prevalence targets, searching for multiple categories with different prevalence rates, having trials with multiple targets, and having periods of higher target prevalence.
However, more often the higher mortality of light-demanding species in shady conditions and the slower responses of suppressed trees after silvicultural release can lead to an increasing dominance of shade-tolerant species (Lüpke and Hauskeller-Bullerjahn 1999; Kneeshaw et al. 2002; Drössler et al. 2013).
