To ensure cooperation, parties in inter-organizational relationships (IORs) draw upon both control and trust. Yet, how control–trust dynamics change as IORs evolve remains unclear. This study illuminates the interplay between IOR by unpacking trust refer to create one another through action–reaction cycles. We find that conflicting enactments of vulnerability risk caused critical incidents lead...

The Supervision of the economic administration Roman Curia
 ABSTRACT: This paper analyses new system supervision Curia introduced by Apostolic Constitution Praedicate Evangelium. Then, it focuses on role that has been recently assigned in this area to ‘Istituto per le Opere di Religione’ (IOR) and Vatican penal jurisdiction, both which constitute highly innovative elements.
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Synopsis: At the Southern CaUfornia Co-operative Wind Tunnel, part of the need for rapid and accurate recording of instrument readings on tabular data sheets has been met by the development of a new automatic-translating device. This device has unusually low torque and is especially suhable for use with self-balancing potentiom­ eters. The device picks up the reading as a whole number and elect...

Although the functional and anatomical independences between the orienting and the executive attention networks have been well established, surprisingly little is known about the potential neural interaction between them. Recent studies point out that spatial inhibition of return (IOR), a mechanism associated with the orienting network, and nonspatial inhibition of return, a mechanism associate...

The goal of this chapter is to describe the capabilities and the usage of SLP–IOR, our interactive model management system for stochastic linear programming (SLP). The main features of SLP–IOR are the following: the system is intended to support the entire life cycle of a model, including model formulation, analysis of the model instance, solving it, and analyzing the solution. A main design ch...

The present study examined the hypothesis that inhibitory visual selection mechanisms play a vital role in memory by limiting distractor interference during item encoding. In Experiment 1a we used a modified spatial cueing task in which 9-month-old infants encoded multiple category exemplars in the contexts of an attention orienting mechanism involving suppression (i.e. inhibition of return, IO...

The ability to efficiently direct visual attention to salient features in the environment is a critical function of the visual system. The finding that people are slower to detect a target that appears at a previously cued location is thought to reflect a mechanism known as inhibition of return (IOR). Past research has shown that difficult target discriminations result in a greater amount of ti...

Following a salient cue that attracts attention to a specific spatial location, perceptual processing of information at that location is facilitated if the interval between the cue and target is brief, or, is inhibited if the interval between the cue and target is long. The mechanisms mediating these attentional dynamics continue to be the subject on ongoing debate. On one classic account, faci...

This study used a classic exogenous cueing task in which an abrupt onset cue indicated the target location at chance level. When there was a delay between the cue and the target, observers responded slower and less accurate to the target presented at cued than at uncued locations, signifying the occurrence of inhibition-of-return (IOR). On some trials, instead of a manual response, participants...