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A standardized tongue-training task has been shown to induce cortical plasticity.

Even though this task has been shown to be NP-hard, it attracted the attention of many researchers.

Just simply having the option to decline a task has been shown to boost productivity by 40%.

Performance on this task has been shown to be improved by music training [29], [37].

Cardiovascular reactivity during a mental stress task has been shown to be associated with the subsequent cortisol response [ 25], and cardiovascular responses have been associated with post stress levels of cytokines such as IL-6 and TNF-α [ 85].

As the ITW gait pattern is modulated within the environment and often decreased when the child is aware of the gait, this task has been shown to challenge neurotypical children who have an autism spectrum disorder.

Both the environmental memory task and the mental rotation matching task have been shown to activate the parietal region and there is some suggestion that this region may be related to spatial transformation processes (See [ 40] for discussion).

Needleman summarized such results in 2004: "Although the cost of lead paint abatement is measured in billions of dollars, the monetized benefits of such a Herculean task have been shown to far outweigh the costs" [ 1].

Both women's global self-esteem (which captures self-assessed overall worth) and task-specific self-efficacy (which captures the self-assessed ability to perform a certain task) have been shown to be predictors of self-limiting behaviour in certain leadership tasks [ 28].

For example, contrast maps specific to a task have been shown to be sensitive to underlying connectivity networks, indeed, applying independent component analysis (ICA) to contrast maps from a task-based study reveals networks of regions showing common across-subject covariation, which resemble with widely studied resting fMRI networks [ 33].

In a recent twin study (Blokland et al., 2011), functional MRI activation patterns during the n-back working memory task have been shown to be significantly heritable and regions of interest identified here, i.e. the precentral gyrus and supplementary motor area, have been among the regions with the highest heritability estimates.