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Moderators of the Ego Depletion Effect

2016
The present chapter reviews moderators of the ego depletion effect. We organize the plethora of moderators in a two-factor organizing grid in terms of (1) timing and (2) leverage point. The timing factor distinguishes moderators that are active before the start of the first demanding task in the typical dual-task paradigm versus those that are ...
Loschelder, David D., Friese, Malte
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Regression Trees with Moderating Effects

2011
This paper proposes a regression tree methodology that considers the relationships among variables belonging to different levels of a data matrix which is characterized by a hierarchical structure. In such way we consider two kinds of partitioning criteria dealing with non parametric regression analysis.
G. Giordano, ARIA, MASSIMO
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Moderating Influences on Interactivity Effects

2012
Research on website interactivity is widespread and there are two important reasons for this popularity. The first is that interactivity is assumed to be the key characteristic that distinguishes communication in traditional media from communication in new media such as websites (Chung and Zhao, 2004; Jo and Kim, 2003).
Voorveld, H., van Noort, G.
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Analyzing the Effectiveness of an Extensible Virtual Moderator

Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, 2022
The problems associated with open-ended group discussion are well-documented in sociology research. We seek to alleviate these issues using technology that autonomously serves as a discussion moderator. Building on top of an extensible framework called Diplomat, we develop a "conversational agent", ArbiterBot to promote efficiency, fairness, and ...
Aadesh Bagmar, Kevin Hogan, Dalia Shalaby, James Purtilo   +3 more
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Stress-Moderating Effects

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1987
Using multiple regression, the main and interactive effects of stress, social support, locus of control, and gender on psychological adjustment were investigated. In order to understand the complex interactions found, the adjustment effects of stress and social support were examined within four subgroups: internal and external men and women college ...
Robert A. Caldwell, Jane L. Pearson, Raymond J. Chin   +2 more
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Moderating a discourse on the moderating effects in the study of top management support

European Journal of Information Systems, 2011
Contrarian research studies are those that challenge, contradict, refute, or debunk previous research findings or accepted theories.
Joe Nandhakumar, Richard L. Baskerville
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Compensating for moderate effective throughput at the desktop

IEEE Communications Magazine, 2000
This article presents the design and development of a networking system architecture targeted to support high-speed TCP/IP communication over ATM. The discussed architecture has been developed in the form of an integrated system which incorporates state-of-the-art software and hardware subsystems, and an OC-12c ATM adapter (622 Mb/s).
George Orphanos, Alexios N. Birbas, Nikos Petrellis, Ioannis Mountzouris, Andreas Malataras, Angus Goldfinch, John Brosnan, Uros Janko   +7 more
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Effects of Moderate Exercise on Intraocular Pressure

American journal of optometry and physiological optic, 1983
ABSTRACT Intraocular pressure measurements were made on human subjects using a noncontact tonometer before and at several time intervals after moderate exercise on a bicycle ergometer. One minute after exercise, intraocular pressures were significantly decreased (by 25%) but gradually returned toward pre‐exercise values in 20 to 30 ...
D R, McDaniel, C L, Tribbey, G S, Tobias
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Distributional moderation analysis: Unpacking moderation effects in intervention research

Journal of School Psychology
Moderation and subgroup analyses are well-established statistical tools to evaluate whether intervention effects vary across subpopulations defined by participants' demographic and contextual factors. Moderation effects themselves, however, can be subject to heterogeneity and can manifest in various outcome parameters that go beyond group-specific ...
Wolfgang, Wiedermann, Wendy M, Reinke, Keith C, Herman   +2 more
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The Stress-moderating Effects of Weeping and Humor

Journal of Human Stress, 1987
The moderating effects of emotional weeping and humor on the impact of negative life events were examined. Subjects who reported weeping frequently showed more mood disturbance at high levels of negative events and less to low levels of negative events than those who reported less frequent weeping.
S M, Labott, R B, Martin
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