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Our interest was in whether monitoring resolution at the category level would improve as participants gain task experience across multiple study-test blocks, as well as within each block.

Although it is generally believed that simulators are not reliable in revealing the existence of A/RPC tendencies, the paper demonstrates that a proper selection of high-gain tasks combined with appropriate motion and visual cueing can reveal negative features of a particular aircraft that may lead to A/RPC.

The current study was designed to assess relationships between self-reported IU and decisions in uncertainty-based behavioral tasks (specifically, the Wisconsin Card Sorting Task, the Risky Gains Task, and the Modified Iowa Gambling Task).

We adopted Paulus et al.'s (2003) Risky-Gains task in this study.

In this connection, Paulus et al. (2003) demonstrated that right insula activation was significantly stronger for participants when selecting risky versus safe responses on the Risky-Gains task.

In the Risky-Gains task used in this study, making a safe response (+20) could be a habitual response that did not seem to involve much updating and valuating of the value associated with the choice of response.

We observed that the female participants (n = 10) showed stronger activation in the right insula and bilateral orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) than did the male participants (n = 12) while they were performing in the Risky-Gains task.

In the process of risk-taking decision making, when knowledge of the risk parameters is incomplete, such as when the participants in this study had no knowledge of the probability of the outcomes of the trials on the Risky-Gains task, ambiguity is created.

One feature of the Risky-Gains task is that there is no advantage in selecting the risky over the safe response on the final score because the probabilities of presenting −40 or −80 are designed in such a way that a participant's final score would be the same had he/she consistently select 20, 40, or 80 (Paulus et al. 2003).

As the utilization of the task sets increases, the gain per task decreases.

Control gains are adjusted according to the task, allowing irrelevant parameters to be uncontrolled (low gain) while task-critical parameters have high gain  [3].