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We hypothesized that the previously observed heterogeneous ERP component pattern for subject-object reanalyses in German might be due to task- or strategy-related interactions between the critical processing mechanisms and the experimental environment.
This difference could be due to task differences.
Activation of the dlPFC in the KPT conjuction may be due to task difficulty and not only task specificity.
For example, up to 50% of apparent age-related changes in network activation can be due to task performance differences (Brown et al., 2005).
These contrasting patterns of activation could either be due to task differences (passive viewing versus naming) or the level of processing (perceptual or semantic) at which multimodal inputs are integrated within versus across modality.
Although we found no evidence that the mPFC animals were impaired on standard tests of relative familiarity, albeit after a short delay (Experiment 3), the deficit seen in Experiment 1 could nonetheless be due to task difficulty, that is, this task is more demanding due to the longer interval between sample and test, and, hence, performance is susceptible to 6-OHDA mPFC lesions.
The negatively correlated neural activity (lower hemodynamic response while anticipating more desired objects) found in regions encompassing the posterior cingulate gyrus, precuneus, lingual gyrus, fusiform gyrus and cerebellum may be due to task-induced deactivation (TID).
The accuracy of the subjects' mental models did not correlate significantly with other measures of lostness, however this may have been due to task demands.
Our results argue that a variety of neural regions remain active during dual-task performance even after minimizing task-preparatory processes, but some regions implicated in dual-task performance in previous studies may have been due to task-preparation processes.
Causes and predictors of falls may be due to individual, task and environmental factors [ 20].
These results suggest that N170 responses are somewhat variable across experiments, which might be due to different task demands and presentation modes.
