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Most classical neuroimaging studies of human memory require the subject to follow task instructions, discriminate stimuli, make a decision and, finally, press a button to respond.
However, the present study used resting data while the previous study focused on activations; therefore some subjects with good resting data failed to follow task instructions (thus no activation data) and some subjects with good activation data did not have the imaging slice covering the amygdala.
One participant was excluded based on failure to follow task instructions.
A fourth child was excluded due to a refusal to follow task instructions.
These may include failures to enter a scanner, remain in the scanner, complete tasks, follow task instructions accurately and remain motionless.
Three were subsequently excluded; one on the basis of failure to follow task instructions, one on the basis of uncorrected visual impairment (self-reported by participant) and one due to experimenter error.
However, the second FC pattern may represent a dynamic behavior of certain DN regions that occurs during rest periods that follow tasks, suggesting an interaction between task-positive regions and DN regions that carries over into resting-state periods.
This age group was defined according to the size (opening width) and functional abilities of a generally used prosthesis hand (Otto Bock, Electrohand 2000), appropriateness of the SHAP-C tasks in children, and ability to receive and follow tasks instructions.
We define the conceptual associations of the task context's attribution as follows: Task is "Subject", task context is "Predicate", and the value of the task context denotes "Literal".
Upon receiving a work request from a reducer (7), the server follows task scheduling procedure mentioned earlier in this section and looks through the database to find a task that can be assigned.
Following task completion, subjects were shown a 2 second feedback screen informing them that the task was successfully or unsuccessfully completed.
