Here's Soderbergh, speaking to the Guardian's Stuart Jeffries: "The language decision we made for two reasons.
But the rest of the steps recruit many more parts of the brain involved in memory, language, decision-making, and more.
Many cognitive functions, like learning, memory, language, decision making, or concept formation may be characterized by regular changes in time-varying processes.
We use expert judgment on cases, as well as direct estimates by experts, to optimize aggregation operators and treat heterogeneous combinations of conjunction and disjunction that are present in the natural language decision rules formulated by specialist teams.
We developed the Spanish-language decision aid using a formative research process aimed at producing a cultural and linguistic adaptation of a previously developed and tested English language decision aid [ 17, 19].
To develop a prototype plain language decision aid, and to describe the design process, we designed a decision aid for treatment decision making in localized prostate cancer.
This suggests a specific role of propranolol in the interaction between visual word recognition and language decision making in phonological decision making.
The complexity of the architecture and signalling processes in neuronal circuits provides the basis for sophisticated behaviours including higher cognitive functions (language, decision making, creativity etc).
The aim of the research reported here was to develop a plain language decision aid for localized prostate cancer initial management following a positive biopsy.
Both the Spanish and English language decision aids are based on existing behavior theories including Prochaska's Transtheoretical Model [ 24] and Social Cognitive Theory [ 25].
