Příklady task

• There are certain tasks, such as polishing, which can only be done with abrasion.

• The next most used procedure has been the observation of behaviour, especially in psychomotor speed tasks or pleasantness ratings.

• The patients were slower on psychomotor tasks, showed increased visual sensitivity and impaired attention.

• Exercise of environmental control can lead to negative outcomes when it is contingent on the performance of difficult tasks.

• They were told that they were not being evaluated and that they should relax while performing the various tasks.

• Despite the rise in female employment, women today perform the majority of tasks within the household.

• All tasks performed or questions answered by each student were scored dichotomously as correct or left blank on the checklists.

• Thus, while the medium in which the tasks are performed will be different, the actual tasks will, by and large, be the same.

• The demands arise from the particular tasks that lexicographers undertake from time to time, and are predictable only in overall terms.

• Officials are given the power and authority to carry out tasks, but that power is limited by the rules which govern their office.

• Fragmentation- the experience of work subdivided into a series of unconnected tasks not requiring the worker's full attention- is also a common experience.

• They were seen as mindless individuals who could take on repetitive tasks.

• While managers will pursue broadly the same tasks, they will do so in an increasing variety of ways.

• The main tasks of the non-metropolitan districts were concerned with housing and basic services such as street cleaning and refuse collection.

• To introduce the tasks, the following information was provided on the cover page of the booklets.