To study visual foraging as a function of age, we used a newly developed task by Kristjánsson et al. (2014).
It was further predicted that high ASD traits would be associated with poorer performance on the emotional rule-shift test (ERS T; a newly developed task that incorporates emotionally relevant stimuli into a well-established set-shifting paradigm (H6).
These systems, in which animals can freely move, interact with each other, and voluntarily access the operant panels, are promising for developing tasks in a more naturalistic environment, with increased ecological validity [ 17, 86].
In general, task realization methods for a mobile robot can be divided into two groups: 1) methods to generate motion reactively based on information from sensors (without developing a task plan) and 2) methods for which a task plan is developed before the robot starts to move based on this plan, called off-line plan.
In sum, the present study provides first evidence for the effectiveness of a short compassion training in increasing prosocial behavior in a newly developed computer task, the Zurich Prosocial Game.
The purpose of this paper is to report on our experience in developing a task-based training program to support an independent consumer review of research grant applications.
This concept is defined as the capability to choose and use an integrated combination of knowledge, skills and attitudes with the intention to develop a task in a certain context.
For the purpose of this study, competence is defined as the capability to choose and use an integrated combination of knowledge, skills and attitudes with the intention to develop a task in a certain context [ 17].
To optimalize the CNV paradigm, this study developed a task using dynamic stimuli and next combined this task with a Go/No-go test.
Drawing on concepts of adaptive expertise, we developed a task for a multi-touch classroom, NumberNet, that aimed to support both fluency and flexibility.
These authors develop a task assignment model where it is assumed that there is a continuum of tasks which together produce a final good.
