The experiment reported in the present study examined response times and fMRI-BOLD activity patterns in normal volunteers for calculation tasks entailing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division tasks of different complexities from auditory stimulation.
Classifiers represent tasks entailing the use of pattern matching to determine a best match between the features extracted from sensor data and a context description.
The FOPP, like the retrospective timing tasks, entails explicit choice between two operanda, in contrast to the fixed-interval peak procedure in which timing is assessed from variation of response rate on a single operandum.
Since most conventional inter-temporal choice tasks entail a trade-off between reinforcer size and delay, it may not be surprising that an intervention that disrupts both these processes may give rise to paradoxical effects, depending on whether the effect of the lesion on delay discounting overrides the effect on size sensitivity, or vice versa.
This task entailed an evaluation of the local solar resource which became a large component of this objective.
Once it was clear that the participant understood what the task entailed, the experimental session was initiated.
The task entailed predicting some phosphoprotein and cytokine measurements that were withheld from the participants.
The mental arithmetic task entailed continuous attention-demanding addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
The task entailed viewing and reporting subjective liking for images from four categories: high-calorie foods (e.g., chocolate), low-calorie foods (e.g., broccoli), rewarding nonfood items (e.g., watches, jewelry) and less rewarding nonfood items (e.g., staplers).
The task entailed manipulating tokens of different shapes, sizes, and colors: 20 tokens of five different colors (blue, red, green, white, and black), two formats (squares and circles), and two sizes (small and large).
