Age differences in visual search for feature, conjunction and tripple-conjunction targets

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze age differences in visual search for feature, conjunction and triple-conjunction target. Results indicate that older adults showed a reduced search rates for many conjunction targets. Both older and younger adults benefited when an extra feature was available to define the conjunction target. This shows that the relative amount of improvement in search performance was similar for younger and older adults when the triple-conjunction search was compared to the conjunction search.

Psychological aspects, Visual perception, Attention (Psychology), Ability, Influence of age on, Attention

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The new equation

Article Abstract:

A popular management formula increases efficiency by cutting the number of employees in half and paying the remaining workers more money for greater productivity. This divides the population into two groups: the overworked and the unemployed. The most important asset is intelligence, and business must offer intelligent employees a share in decision making and ownership. Also, capitalism must back educational development to benefit everyone or democracy will fail.

Human resource management

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Or what?

Article Abstract:

The phrase 'or what' is often added to the end of sentences in conversational English, but its roots are deep. The phrase has been used as an emphasizer or pronoun, and rhetorical question. The use of the word paramount to mean only is examined in historical context.

Column, Language and languages, Grammar, Comparative and general, Grammar, Word (Linguistics), Words

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