Resting state fMRI data is used to interrogate task-positive networks including, among others, motor, attention and executive function networks, in the brain at rest Beckmann et al., 2005, Smith et al., 2012.
Future studies could interrogate possible task differences in the extent to which FP and other attentional control networks are engaged either bilaterally or relatively unilaterally, and what such differences may mean in terms of information processing.
Most basic research studies use the contextual fear-conditioning paradigm in young healthy rodents, in which conditioning occurs directly before the inflammatory trauma; thus, the task interrogates only dysfunction in memory consolidation at the time of inflammatory trauma.
However, anatomical boundaries may be difficult to discern, and designing a task to interrogate desired brain regions of interest may be difficult, especially when subject compliance is in question, as in many patient studies.
"His interrogator interrogated.
In the beginning of season three, Ben gives Juliet the task of interrogating Jack, while Kate and Sawyer are kept in cages.
Only a handful of people had access to the leaked information, which narrows the pool considerably and forces us into the grizzly task of interrogating some of the most beloved characters.
In Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Harrison Ford's character, Rick Deckard, must decide what it means to be human, when saddled with the task of interrogating humans and humanoid androids with a specialized sort of personality test.
His task was to interrogate enemy prisoners of war, first at the Tower of London, then, in M Rooms (M standing for "miked") at Trent Park in north London, and later at Latimer House and Wilton Park in Buckinghamshire, about which Fry has already written in The M Room: Secret Listeners Who Bugged the Nazis in WW2.
Several previous studies have utilized dual-task manipulations to interrogate the role of the executive system in motor learning and to determine the degree of automaticity of motor skills.
