While the teacher/facilitator planned the role-play, the exercise itself was student-led, that is, the facilitator gave up control over the direction and outcome of the task, which is common for simulations that allow students much space to develop their role and the outcomes in various directions (cf. Wedig, 2010).
The outcome of the task force's deliberations: an urgent call for a new compact between states and public higher education that represents a shared commitment to broaden college access, make college more affordable, improve student outcomes and ensure academic quality.
As such, they cannot precisely define how critical is the geometry of a given feature in determining the outcome of the task.
This modulation is likely the outcome of the task repetition effect on passive tissue viscoelasticity rather than muscular fatigue as the same result is obtained after passive and active repetition [ 15, 16].
Fourth, participants then attempted the thought suppression task, and finally, evaluated the outcome of the task with the experimenter (e.g., "What did you learn about your ability to suppress thoughts?" "Do you still think that you are able to rid the memory from your mind altogether?" What is your rating of the target appraisal now from 0 to 100?).
We took the advice of the reviewers seriously and to further test the hypothesis that features are refined based on the relevance to the outcome of the task we ran a second experiment (Control task) were mice were reinforced if they performed a sequence of exactly 4 presses (3 IPIs), irrespectively of the frequency.
Thus, behavioural performance could be measured only when presenting the probe and, therefore, response accuracy and RTs captured only the final outcome of the task-related processes.
A Boolean technology function maps the outcomes of the individual tasks to the project's outcome.
In order to diagnose the state of the MANET, tasks are assigned to pairs of hosts and the outcomes of these tasks are compared.
