If participants are presented with task-relevant yet redundant information across sensors, they may adopt a processing strategy in which information from only one sensor is used to make the decision (i.e., OR processing or first-terminating).
Beginners are presented with tasks that involve driving to one point, picking up an item (by driving over the target area) then returning to base.
For example when students are presented with tasks to execute in their physical environment, but they need to input the results to the digital device themselves.
Multi - tasking and/or Task delegation Require players to be presented with several tasks at once, requiring them to multi-task or delegate the task to another player.
In an earlier study, Lew and Schmidt (2007) reported that polytechnic students, when presented with the task of journal writing, became "strategic" in their approach to completing the task.
Presented with this task, Dr. Hirsch and his colleagues developed what has become the largest DNA laboratory in the country.
So we decided to investigate how the slime mold, when presented with the task of connecting the major urban areas of the United States, would design a transport system.
Participants were presented with a task wherein the relationship between their actions and the subsequent outcomes was ambiguous.
In the stated-preference module, respondents were presented with the task of deciding how to travel to 'see relatives that live in another part of the country' and were presented the following options: Drive a 'normal' car or take a bus (see two paragraphs below).
Designers were presented with a task specifically tailored to facilitate the extraction of what they consider useful parameters, indices, diagrammatic and multimodal ways of representing results as well as possibilities of undertaking design changes when building thermal physics was embedded in their design decisions.
To find out, both groups of dogs were presented with a task in which they had to learn to jump from one compartment to another to avoid a shock.
