Brown and Braver's extended error-likelihood model [45], [49] is able to resolve these counterintuitive results: Individuals with altered ACC function (i.e. slow learning rate) showed reduced error-likelihood effects whereas response conflict was increased and vice versa for not-altered ACC functioning (i.e. fast learning rate).
It also reduces error variance and the likelihood that any observed improvements are due to spontaneous recovery (Ingram & Siegle, 2002; Kendall, Hollon, Beck, Hammen, & Ingram, 1987).
In its basic form, AR can be used to deliver real-time visual information within workers' line-of-sight to reduce the likelihood of errors and eliminate the need to glance over instruction sheets or handheld devices - DHL has reduced errors by 40% in this way, and Boeing has cut production time by 25%, lowering error rates to nearly zero.
The online automation also has reduced errors.
However, with increased conflict after errorful learning, OCD patients showed a reduced error-likelihood effect in contrast to controls who showed an increase.
Following EF-learning, the OCD group showed a reduced error-likelihood effect as compared to the control-group (see Figure 5, right panel).
Reducing error is different to reducing harm.
To reduce errors and reduce bureaucracy.
Learned predictions of error likelihood in the anterior cingulate cortex.
The question that Congress should investigate, and the administration should ask itself, is whether the system we have in place has reduced the likelihood of human error to an acceptable, if not irreducible, margin.
However, both during port health screening and upon registering with a GP, individuals are likely to have presented a form of identification; reading these documents should have reduced the likelihood of typographical errors.
