In particular, we develop an explicit connection between the networked control processes and the corresponding hybrid systems.
In what has become the dominant model of memory organization, Baddeley and Hitch postulated a distinction between the control processes in memory and the structural memory stores [2].
The reference model defines a set of specific optimization measures relating to the categories of strategy, processes, technology and IT systems, designed to ensure a better alignment of planning and control processes between automotive and semiconductor industry.
We have also investigated parallels between executive control processes (e.g., emotion regulation) and decision making processes (e.g., valuation).
The present study examines a new alertness training strategy (Self-Alert Training, SAT) designed to explore the relationship between the top down control processes governing arousal and sustained attention.
The basic conflict between drives and control processes, which Freud believed to be the basis of several neuroses, was also invoked to explain both dream content and the "psychopathology of everyday life"—the ordinary slips of the tongue (sometimes called Freudian slips) and errors such as forgetting intentions or misplacing objects.
The proposed integrated design and control optimization framework successfully captured the trade-off between control and process objectives.
The next step will be to show a double dissociation between semantic representation and control processes in the temporal lobe within a single study.
By review, 31% of multimedia interventions showed significant improvement in understanding; 41% for enhanced consent form; 50% for extended discussion; 33% for test/feedback; and 29% for miscellaneous.Multiple sources of variation existed between included studies: control processes, the presence of a human proctor, real vs. simulated protocol, and assessment formats.
The balance between adaptive and stable control processes has been shown to shift in aging (Paxton et al. 2008) and schizophrenia (Edwards et al. 2010) toward relying more on adaptive processes relative to stable.
