The phrase "executive tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or responsibilities typically associated with a managerial or leadership role within an organization.
Example: "As a manager, I often delegate executive tasks to my team to ensure that we meet our goals efficiently."
Alternatives: "managerial duties" or "leadership responsibilities."
Moderate to high correlations (r > .51) were found between executive tasks and gait parameters.
Pitch meetings, rife with sucking up and bogus fervor, are among Fogelson's least favorite executive tasks.
In contrast, individuals with manifest HD were impaired in both the IGT and executive tasks, but not in the GDT.
Finally, functional magnetic resonance imaging studies show that the activity in cerebral areas involved in executive tasks can be transient or sustained.
Specifically, FA in anterior tracts was shown to be primarily associated with executive tasks and FA in posterior tracts mainly associated with visual memory tasks.
Our results suggest that individuals with frequent nightmares are impaired in executive tasks involving the suppression of task-irrelevant semantic representations.
Here, we addressed this question by taking into account emerging evidence indicating impaired performance in executive tasks by high trait anxiety specifically in individuals with lower executive capacities.
A considerable body of evidence supports the notion that cerebellar lesions lead to neuropsychological deficits, including impairments in working-memory, executive tasks and verbal fluency.
This suggests that the sorts of cognitive resources loaded by traditional executive tasks such as random number generation do not overlap, in the cognitive architecture, with the emotion-based learning skills that are required for Iowa Gambling Task performance.
We investigated cognitive ToM and executive functions in a group of 23 patients with ALS and matched healthy controls, using an original false-belief task and a specially designed battery of executive tasks.
Impairments in executive tasks were noted across all participants.
