Furthermore, experiments in which participants freely report what they perceived in the scene, as opposed to merely carrying out a pre-defined task, have revealed the richness of the perception of lower and mid-level properties, such as the colors and textures present (Fei-Fei et al., 2007).
Recent analysis of continuous time recurrent neural network models trained for complex temporal information processing tasks has revealed multi-dimensional stable attractors in the internal network dynamics that are used to store information over time [43].
Studies on the association between psychopathy and decision-making in laboratory tasks have revealed mixed results.
Studies of the N2pc in Simon-type tasks have revealed inconsistent results.
Electrophysiological recordings in the lateral intraparietal (LIP) area of macaque monkeys during random dot motion discrimination tasks have revealed that the activity of LIP neurons is correlated to the subject's choice and reaction time [1], [2] and is causally related to the decision formation [3].
Mental scanning tasks have revealed significant deficits in image inspection related to aging (Brown, Kosslyn, & Dror, 1998) and blindness (Iachini & Ruggiero, 2010).
In addition, recent work on suites of genes differentially expressed in honeybee nurse and worker tasks have revealed that many genes exhibit differences within this range [ 6, 18].
Recordings during some cerebellum-dependent tasks have revealed a dissociation between the encoding of errors and the induction of learning over the course of a training session (Catz et al., 2005; Ke et al., 2009; Kitazawa et al., 1998; Ojakangas and Ebner, 1992).
Britain's war in Helmand is all but over, the commander of the military task force there, Brigadier Bob Bruce, has revealed to BBC Newsnight.
They were working at 110% capacity before former prime minister Kevin Rudd's department allocated them the task in early February 2009, a senior bureaucrat has revealed.
