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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"task prioritization"”.
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Floor entry task prioritization for highly automated fulfillment centers
… tradeoff of resolving obstructions to enable task prioritization and reduce unnecessary floor entry during operation, thereby improving system performance and reducing operating costs. We introduce a novel framework for modeling floor entry to determine the "value" of resolving an obstruction …
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Prioritizing Effort Allocation in a Multiple-Goal Environment
… and extended existing research concerning task prioritization in multiple-goal scenarios. The theoretical perspectives on which hypotheses were based was a combination of Bandura's self-efficacy theory (1986) and rational models of control theory (Klein, 1989; Lord & Levy, 1994). …
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Self-Regulation in a Simultaneous, Multiple-Goal Environment
… self-efficacy, and rate of progress toward task goals. Results indicated that GPDs predicted goal revision direction and magnitude, and that controllability attributions moderated the GPD – revision relation. GPD size determined prioritization between tasks, as did self-efficacy. Mixed …
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Characterizing and Predicting Tasks at Risk in Team Task Management
… management involves interacting with various tasks in a shared planning space where members add, assign, complete, and edit project-related tasks to have a shared view of the project’s status. This process directly impacts how individual team members select, prioritize, and organize tasks on …
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Interférence cognitivo-motrice chez les personnes atteintes de sclérose en plaques
… to evaluate this interaction by using the dual-task paradigm (DT). Few studies have examined the effect of DT through the dual task cost (DTC) in people with MS. Specifically, the objectives of this thesis were to 1) determine the DTC of two tasks under different postural conditions in people …