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Working memory and motor activity in children with ADHD: Does stimulus presentation modality matter?

Arrington, Elaine F. (2018-12)

Empirical support for the functional relationship between working memory (WM) and motor activity is well established for children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and typically developing (TD) children. ...

Working Memory and the Time Course Influence on Visual Attention

Lorat, Tim (2011)

Working memory and attention are closely related concepts. Capture of visual attention by working memory (WM) contents has generated much interest in recent years. However, there is a lack of literature related to the time ...

Working students and major intention: Considering proximal contextual influences and entrance into STEM fields

Stephens, Amanda (2024-05-10)

High demand for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) knowledge and expertise continues in the U.S. workforce, and the shortages of workers in many STEM positions persist. Social Cognitive Career Theory ...

Working together: School administrators supporting teachers of students with behavioral challenges

DeBerry, Michele (2023-12-15)

Special educators who teach students with significant or challenging behaviors may experience physical aggression, verbal aggression, the destruction of classroom or personal property, or the elopement of a student. Student ...

Workload and Performance in FOPA: A Strategic Planning Interface for Air Traffic Control

Peter M. Moertl; John M. Canning; Joakim Johansson; Scott D. Gronlund; Michael R. P. Dougherty; Scott H. Mills (Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000-07-01)

The Flight Organizer Planning Aid (FOPA) interface was designed to aid strategic planning in air traffic control. In particular, FOPA was designed to address difficulties in solving en route sequencing problems (combining ...

Workload balancing in vehicle routing problems

Allison, Jerry Denver (1986-12)

Workload History and Anticipation: Effects on Task Performance and Subjective Stress

Freeman, Erin Kathleen (2011)

Though previous research has demonstrated that a sudden change in workload can have negative performance outcomes, there has been little examination of factors that could minimize these effects. The purpose of the present ...

Workload History and Anticipation: Effects on Task Performance and Subjective Stress

Freeman, Erin Kathleen (2011)

Though previous research has demonstrated that a sudden change in workload can have negative performance outcomes, there has been little examination of factors that could minimize these effects. The purpose of the present ...

Workplace writing: An examination of technical writers in action

Keith, Matthew (2015-12-04)

The purpose of this paper is to examine some of the characteristics of technical writers to better explain the genre to the layman. There are a lot of misconceptions about the duties of technical writers, and this paper ...

Works in progress: Establishing best practices for graduate pedagogy

Key, Lyndsey Elizabeth Brieann (2021-05)

Education for graduate laborers in the United State has been based on an outdated model of pedagogical inheritance which compounds the inequalities making academic labor difficult and precarious. Currently, members of the ...

The Works of Will James: His Contribution to the Mythologizing of the American Cowboy

Harrison, Nicole (2016-12)

The life of Will James is one of mystery. His works, however, tell the story of a life he was meant to live. Born Joseph Ernest Nephtali Dufault in 1892 in Saint-Nazaire-d’Acton, the boy grew up yearning to be a cowboy. ...