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Interestingly, by increasing the difficulty level of the visual task, our results also indicate that the eye movement changes from a serial reading-like (systematic) to an isotropic (random) searching strategy.
The more criteria needed to establish a rating, the more barriers there are to widespread acceptance and the more difficult the verification process; too many criteria can make it easier to game the system by increasing the difficulty of verification.
We had included the rocking rotarod condition in our protocol in an effort to enhance test sensitivity by increasing the difficulty of the task as a result of the direction reversal with each rotation of the rod.
We speculate that the observed perceptual differences seen here are part of people's normal variation in auditory abilities; however, this underlying variation might importantly contribute to reductions in an individual's quality of life following even small amounts of hearing loss, by increasing the difficulty of extracting meaningful signals from noisy environments.
Future work could further explore differences in sensitivity to rewards by increasing the difficulty of the rewarded AS task (e.g., by shortening the duration of the preparatory period).
Thus, although pigs learn this type of T-maze discrimination learning task relatively rapidly (i.e., the task is relatively simple), differences between groups of pigs can be detected by increasing the difficulty of the task, by introducing a reversal.
They wanted to provide their viewers with more "authentic learning opportunities" by placing problem-solving tasks within the stories they told, by slowly increasing the difficulty of these tasks, and by inviting their involvement.
To this end, balance was challenged by increasing the task difficulty in three different ways, namely by removing vision, by having participants stand on a compliant surface (e.g. [ 24]), and by imposing an attention-demanding cognitive task.
In contrast, almost half of the USP8-WT PAs were very large and featured by parasellar invasion, increasing the difficulty and risk of surgery.
Indeed, increasing the difficulty index by modulating target sizes and rotational movement amplitudes yielded increased movement time, consistent with the linear speed-accuracy trade-off principle [ 37, 39, 40, 47].
