More generally, our approach allowed us to leverage endogenous between-participant differences in psychological processing of the task at hand, while traditional analysis methods would have required us to average measurements across participants with potentially vast differences in task interpretation.
In sum, we argue that the framing of space-time is a further aspect of the context involved in the process of task interpretation, additional to the institutional aspects already identified by previous research.
and real-time control algorithms (task interpretation, motion planning, sensory feedback, etc).
Given this alternative task interpretation the intuitive response would be perfectly valid.
Other factors probably contribute to this effect, such as differences in task interpretation, views on the relevance of psycho-social contexts in patient treatment, as well as the varying functions of a specialist's report, which are hard to combine in a single letter.
As our interpretations were made under the very particular conditions of risky decision making tasks, this interpretation should be regarded as tentative until further work excludes alternative interpretations.
However, to obtain this necessary information a strong connection has to be made between cognition (the intended competence), observation (the observed learners' responses while solving the tasks), and interpretation (the inferences made based on the observed responses of learners' underlying competencies).
They need to be interpreted, and the human task of interpretation is often a bigger obstacle than the technical task of picture-taking.
For each, the task was interpretation, and the currency was meaning.
This Court certainly has no proper function to undertake such a task of interpretation.
