Nevertheless, the discussion on the REC's risk-benefit task would be more fruitful and democratic if research ethics opens its doors to other disciplines that could truly help clarify risk-benefit task distinctions.
The latter case is often referred to as the "disease gene candidate prioritization" task but the distinction is not important for our discussion.
Hence, again, what we have is a system that touches on each of the risk-benefit tasks without making a distinction among the various tasks.
It should be noted that the distinction between task and source switching considered here differs from the distinction between intentional and attentional set switching proposed by Rushworth et al. (2002, 2005) or the similar distinction between rule switch and perceptual switch proposed by Ravizza and Carter (2008).
As for other occupational classifications [ 4, 5], the KldB 92 classifies a set of tasks without a strong distinction between the different formal qualifications required to fulfil those tasks.
A detailed distinction between tasks and aims of phase I and II are presented by Montgomery (2009), Kim et al.
We propose an alternative but important distinction between tasks that allow for automatization and those that cannot be automated, because stimulus-response associations continuously change over the course of practice.
Towards the end, his curious stagewear became increasingly tasked with this job of outline and distinction.
The proposed P-SVM and P-GMM express distinction in the task "all".
Control analyses ruled out the possibility that factors other than the self vs. other distinction, namely arousal, task difficulty or synchronicity between the viewed and executed movement, might account for the observed differences.
