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effortfulness

(ˈɛfətfʊlnəs)
n
the quality of requiring effort
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Noun 1. effortfulness - the quality of requiring deliberate effort
difficultness, difficulty - the quality of being difficult; "they agreed about the difficulty of the climb"
arduousness, strenuousness - extreme effortfulness
laboriousness, operoseness, toilsomeness - the quality of requiring extended effort
effortlessness - the quality of requiring little effort; "such effortlessness is achieved only after hours of practice"
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(2004) related the left sided prefrontal cortex activity to the complexity and effortfulness of tasks.
They note that their idea of reflective inferences and conclusions is roughly analogous to System 2 in the sense that both "are characterised [sic] by control, effortfulness, explicitness and, (at least virtual) domain-generality." Though there are differences between their model and other dual process models, for purposes of this analysis it is probably not too misleading to think about "reasoning" in the ATR as roughly akin to a System 2 process.
Hence she can assert her personal agency (Gershon 2010) and effortfulness (Gibson 2009, 2011), when asked to, in lines 17-18.
ii) He describes the theory phenomenologically, that is, from the surface properties the subjects' thinking exhibits, such as effortfulness and explicitness.
"Animation and Automation, or, the Incredible Effortfulness of Being." Sc 50.4 (2009): 375-91.
In addition, the dog provides a unique way to decrease the effortfulness that is a hallmark of nonfluent aphasia.

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