It is the result of deeper processing and is more durable as a result, and it obviates the need for explicit knowledge, freeing up attentional resources for a speaker to focus on message content”. 4. ZhaoHong, H. and Nassaji, H. (2018) review 35 years of instructed SLA research, and,...
This is likely to be an adaptive response to ensure that attentional resources are allocated to novel and potentially important stimuli. It has been argued that habituation can be fractionated into short- and long- term processes, with different underlying psychological and neural mechanisms.45,90–...
Yes, attentional skills can be improved through exercises and techniques designed to enhance focus and selective attention. 5 Can attention deficits affect cautious behavior? Yes, attention deficits can impair the ability to recognize risks, potentially reducing cautious behavior. 5 Can being too cautiou...
While the risks and horrors of dementia are serious, the occasional brain fart, particularly when we're sleep-deprived or stressed, shouldn't be something to get even more sleep-deprived and stressed about. Ranganath says, "I think where people really worry needlessly is when they ...
Previous research has found that vehicle automation systems can reduce driver mental workload, with implications for attentional resources that can be detrimental to performance. The present paper considers how the development of automaticity within the driving task may influence performance in underload si...
1992) aesthetic perception necessarily recruits attentional resource. Even if attention is considered as a common requirement for both basic perception and aesthetic perception (Conway & Rehding,2013), the quality and weight of the attentional resources recruited in these two processes might be ...
p pBackground/p pPrevious evidence indicates that older people allocate more of their attentional resources toward their gait and that the attention-relate... AM O'Halloran,N Pénard,A Galli,... - 《Bmc Geriatrics》 被引量: 39发表: 2011年 Effect of High-Altitude Exposure in the Elderly :...
Spatial ability is defined as a cognitive or intellectual skill used to represent, transform, generate, and recall information of an object or the environment. Individual differences across spatial tasks have been strongly linked to science, technology,
More research is needed to elucidate the mechanisms by which mental simulation impacts desire and food choice. Further research could explore whether mental simulation affects working memory by distracting people, generating attentional biases or exhausting cognitive resources. Alternatively, future research ...
In addition, results are different depending on the study methods, region of research, clinical practice, and availability of the resources since none of these factors are uniform. This is why World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO) Global Guidelines contain “cascades” of context- and resource-...