Sentence examples for monitoring of actions from inspiring English sources

Beyond these unconscious adjustments the central monitoring of actions is fundamental for the indication of errors (Ridderinkhof et al., 2003) and for the conscious determination if sensory input was generated by the acting subject itself or by another agent.

Note that the behavioral results included no significant study or test condition differences in terms of recollection accuracy, and significantly slower reaction times during reality monitoring of actions that had previously been imagined than for actions that had previously been performed.

Recent electrophysiological studies have suggested deficits in response monitoring and a diminished capacity to monitor error responses in children with ADHD, represented by decreased amplitudes of the ERN over the ACC, a region which is important for the discrimination between stimuli and the monitoring of actions and errors [ 25].

One promising area of application for GECIs is in all-optical monitoring of action potentials.

This allows simultaneous monitoring of action potential-induced calcium signals in a plane (Ohki et al. 2005) or volume (Göbel and Helmchen 2007) of tissue.

This describes an umbrella term for functions such as planning, working memory, inhibition, mental flexibility, as well as the initiation and monitoring of action.

If so, reality monitoring of action memories would be predicted to elicit activity in medial PFC regions similar to those identified previously.

Medial PFC and supplementary motor areas exhibited activity differences that were specific to the reality monitoring of action memories, consistent with memory for performed actions relying on monitoring of internally generated motoric processes and externally derived sensory perceptual details.

Turning to brain regions with a particular role in memory for actions, greater activity during reality monitoring of action memories than for location recollection was observed in left ventrolateral PFC and supplementary motor area.

The significant interaction was driven by greater activity during location recollection judgments for performed than for imagined actions, t(14) = 3.13, p <.01, but no difference in the reality monitoring of action memories, t(14) = 1.15, p =.27 (Fig.  4b).

A review of the role of the medial frontal cortex (MFC) in social cognition by Amodio and Frith [ 22] suggests that the anterior rostral MFC plays a role in social cognition by integrating the afferents from the posterior rostral MFC (involved in the monitoring of action) and the orbitofrontal cortex (involved in the monitoring of reward or punishment).