With the experiential turn in Human Computer Interaction (HCI), academics and practitioners broaden their focus from mere task-fulfillment (i.e., the pragmatic) to a holistic view, encompassing universal human needs such as relatedness or popularity (i.e., the hedonic).
Is mere task-irrelevant exposure to a stimulus truly sufficient for perceptual learning?
Those with more to learn (ie, the artificial grammar, as well as the mere mechanical task of pushing the button) have more active brains.
Intensity and frequency of practice are major determinants of this recovery, but mere repetitive task training results in only modest or no increases of motor function.
The reasons for this strong opposition are explained in several documents produced by the AAROI: it is reported that "emergency medicine is not a medical discipline but a mere organizational task" that needs different specialistic interventions, but does not need the creation of an "omniscient specialist".
Overlapping parts of mrPFC exhibited BOLD signal increases both during 1) mere OG task activity compared with additional PM performance and 2) SO compared with SI attending.
It enabled a better local understanding of the benefits of aid coordination, and the recognition that aid coordination as not only a mere administrative task, but a strategic step towards comprehensive management of both domestic and external resources.
It enabled a better understanding of the benefits of aid coordination, which brought about a "paradigm shift" within the MoH that reframed aid coordination as not only a mere administrative task, but a strategic step towards comprehensive management of both domestic and external resources.
Previous studies suggest that a dissociable neural network may be involved in the tasks requiring mere perceptual discrimination versus tasks requiring labeling, with the latter being associated with heightened activity in limbic-prefrontal systems [ 27].
