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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Task components"”.
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Task Components and Demands as Factors in Dual-Task Performance
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The Effects of Task Components and Vicarious Reinforcement on Attending and Incidental Learning in Severely Handicapped Adults
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User-designed background tasks in App inventor
… I describe how I designed and built multiple components and extensions to App Inventor 2 that will allow application builders to create custom services and background tasks and to build applications that can interact with these services and tasks. Previously, the App Inventor platform only …
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Scientific Workflow Integration For Services Computing
… enable them composed to workflows, we propose a task template model which not only provides an appropriate abstraction of heterogeneous services and applications, but also encapsulates the composition and mapping of shims and functional task components within a task interface. Our proposed task …
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The development of skill : the coefficient of variation as an index of skill acquisition
… reduced variability in RT indicate that the task is being performed faster but in the same way), from practice effects due to increased automaticity (where faster RTs and reduced RT variability indicate a restructuring of task components). Subjects performed a memory search task in which 2000 …
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Individual differences in human-computer interaction
… individual characteristics and various computer task and interface factors. Predictor variables included age, computer expertise, and psychometric tests of spatial visualisation, spatial memory, logical reasoning, associative memory, and verbal ability. These were studied in relation to a variety …
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Transferring social capital from individual to team: An examination of moderators and relationships to innovative performance
… is influenced by relational, cognitive, and task components, including group identification, dyadic trust, team member exchange, and shared vision. Finally, I investigate the role of transactive memory systems and bonding social capital (i.e., ties inside the team) in explaining the …
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The dissipating task-repetition benefit in cued task-switching : exploring the role of task-set decay vs.temporal distinctiveness in episodic task retrieval
… and constantly happen to perform a multitude of tasks. Current theories describe cognitive control (Logan, 1985; Wood & Grafman, 2003) as the functional underlying mechanism which enables flexible adaptations of behavior. The task-switching paradigm allows to study cognitive control processes …
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Group cohesion and collaborative information behaviour: An exploration of student experiences of university group work
… teams to accomplish intellectually demanding tasks. The advent of the World Wide Web, the advancements in communication technological tools and easy access to high volumes of information through the Web provide expanded capacity for individuals to work together and fulfil their shared goal but …
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Acquisition, retention and transfer of heavy equipment operator skills through simulator training
… how those skills are transferred to other tasks, devices, and real scenarios, and how well skills are retained after simulator training. ^ This research is on skill development, specifically as it applies to operator training for two specific types of heavy construction equipment: excavator …
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The way-finding journey within a large public building: a user centred study of the holistic way-finding experience across a range of visual ability
… loss (Barker et al., 1995) and the strategic task and skill of way-finding within a building is a particular problem (Arthur and Passini, 1992). Under the social model of disability (Oliver, 1990) this is recognised as a form of architectural disablement (Goldsmith, 1997). There are few …
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A Multi-Method Systems Approach to Antimicrobial Management in Continuing Care Wards
… et al, 2013) which illustrates all relevant components in a sociotechnical work system and how they interact to determine processes and shape outcomes. This framework has been used in previous healthcare research to analyse medication errors (Frith et al, 2013) and identify barriers and …