Sentence examples for task of responding from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we identify a series of factors that may cause method bias by undermining the capabilities of the respondent, making the task of responding accurately more difficult, decreasing the motivation to respond accurately, and making it easier for respondents to satisfice.
Surely the party conferences in such a year ought to be dominated by the task of responding to that appetite for a new politics?
If the dollar were now to go into reverse, it would make the Fed's task of responding to a recession much harder.
By John Cassidy March 22, 2016 European leaders now face the task of responding effectively to the terrorist attacks in Brussels while staying true to the E.U.'s inclusive values.
By which he meant Ed Balls, who had the difficult task of responding to this cascade of new jobs, falling deficits, postponed taxes, increased pensions, investment grants and purses full of gold for hard-working families.
Meanwhile, the United States signaled that it stood firmly behind President Lee, a former business executive who has the difficult task of responding to North Korea's attack without allowing the situation to spiral out of control.
In order to keep subject's attention toward visual stimulation, the task consisted of responding as accurately and quickly as possible to photos displaying landscapes (urban or natural scenarios without visible persons) by pressing a response key with the index finger of the left or right hand while ignoring all other pictures.
The primary task was image identification, and secondary tasks consisted of responding to events encountered in typical UAS operations.
There were no significant differences across task conditions on accuracy of responding, F 3,29) = 0.539, p = 0.659.
Accuracy was important in this task, not the speed of responding.
Similarly, during testing on the differential reinforcement of low (DRL) rates of responding task, rats with HPC lesions are impulsive and are less able to withhold responding until some minimum time period has elapsed (Bannerman et al., 1999).
