Experimental results with a virtual reality simulator indicated that the designed control system significantly improved stability and mobility of robot in tasks, it also indicated that robot can adapt complex terrain when controlled by designed control system.
When the main controller has finished all operations for the current set of tasks it will indicate this to the controller.
Therefore, although this effect might partially result from similarities between tasks, it may indicate some improvement on planning and problem-solving.
Since verbal reports did not reveal any group differences in the strategies used to perform the n-back task it could indicate enhanced automatic processing of musical syntax [72], potentially influencing the strength of the WM representations.
Regarding the periodicity of the tasks, it is also indicated that harmonic task sets have obtained better results than non-harmonic ones, which is fully understandable as that the approach proposed in[17] does not consider spins on the (m,k -firm pattern.
Whilst this may simply be a reflection of a lack of sensitivity using the inclined plane task, it may well indicate that spinal pathways important for each of these tasks are affected to differing degrees.
The lower probability of respondents simplifying orthogonal design choice tasks indicates that these choice tasks are on average less cognitively demanding and less likely to induce respondent choice inconsistencies.
Finally, the main effect of task indicates that comparison tasks were associated with longer reaction times than sequencing tasks.
Such stability of an individual's metacognitive ability across different perceptual tasks indicates a general mechanism supporting metacognition independent of the specific task.
"Multiple tasks" indicates that the government generally has multi-dimensional efforts (inputs) and outcomes (output), many of which are difficult to effectively observe and confirm (Wilson 1989).
