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In [14], authors use clustering ensemble for classifiers combination, because the use of cluster analysis techniques in supervised classification tasks has shown that they can enhance the quality of the classification results.

Performance on list learning tasks has shown to be impaired following damage to the left medial temporal lobe (Gleissner et al., 2002; Jambaqué, Dellatolas, Dulac, Ponsot, & Signoret, 1993; Jones-Gotman et al., 1997).

Furthermore, brain imaging techniques and neuropsychological tasks have shown a reduced right hemisphere functioning in individuals with antisocial and violent behavior (Mezzacappa et al. 1997; Raine 2005).

Furthermore, meta-analyses performed on neuroimaging studies involving go/no-go tasks have shown that successful performance on these tasks is associated with activations in a frontoparietal network comprising the middle frontal gyrus and aIPL [89], [90], [91].

In contrast to the results seen in the current experiment, previous research using chronometric tasks have shown very little differences when comparing trials in which imagined conditions came first compared to when they came last [7], [49].

For example, behavioral tasks have shown a biphasic pattern of risk-taking from young childhood to adulthood- with a peak in risky choice under "hot" (emotion-elicited) experimental conditions during adolescence [10].

In particular, the pulvinar nucleus of the posterior thalamus has shown activation in functional MRI and positron emission tomography studies on attention [24], [25], and single-cell recordings of pulvinar neurons in monkeys during attention tasks have shown increased firing rate to visual stimuli [26].

Several experiments using a variety of complex tasks have shown that the level of metabolic activity in the cortex drops with practice, familiarity and increasing automaticity [ 58].

Studies involving gambling tasks have shown deviations from pure EV-maximising behaviour attributable to participants taking into account the regret their decisions may cause them to feel.

Furthermore especially in ASD samples a number of high EF tasks have shown deficits in low-but not in high-functioning groups with ASD.

Previous research on self-referential processing in nonepisodic tasks have shown that ventral mPFC activity is enhanced for conceptually self-relevant stimuli even when the task does not require explicit self-referential judgments (e.g., Rameson et al. 2010).