Examples of using Mental effort in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which are spent mental effort, from this victory seems more pleasant.
the most unexpected situations that require immediate response and mental effort.
This means mental effort is needed to recall a memory upon a cue(e.g. part of the context present at encoding).
The response you're about to see is driven entirely by mental effort and has nothing to do with changes in lighting.
Recently, research has shown that untreated hearing loss also can interfere with cognitive abilities because so much mental effort is diverted toward understanding speech.
I needed a good night's rest to meet the physical and mental effort the next day.
at night to rest, to confront the physical and mental effort of the next day.
and put enough mental effort into it, your brow centre your.
and put enough mental effort into it, your brow center(your third eye) will begin to open.
Indeed, Croskerry and Norman observe,"It takes far more mental effort to contemplate disconfirmation-- by considering all the other things it might be-- than confirmation.".
General Intelligence- What does the job require in terms of thinking and mental effort?
unable to put forth mental effort.
21% less mental effort is needed to process direct mail than digital media.
because the branches of industry defined as'female' may involve less physical and mental effort.
to return to their analysis of a person must exert some mental effort.
But in an image-obsessed culture, we are training our kids to spend more time and mental effort on their appearance at the expense of all of the other aspects of their identities.
often evidence a lack of motivation, as exhibited through avoidance of tasks requiring mental effort.
often evidence a lack of motivation, as exhibited through avoidance of tasks requiring mental effort.
who can apply it without needing to reporoduce the mental effort necessary to find it.
Buetti and Lleras designed several experiments to test whether people are more easily distracted when the mental effort required to complete a task goes up, as is generally assumed in their field.