To match capabilities of devices and requirements of user tasks, Rule 2 is proposed and presented in SWRL (see Table 4).
included poor organizational skills, weak verbal fluency, inefficient problem solving, a tendency to break task rules, and weak working memory".
That business about "a tendency to break task rules" does not mean that the testers caught me Googling for answers.
Mark Mapstone was surprisingly hard-line when I appealed to him on the accusation that I "broke task rules" by moving a piece of a puzzle — even though I was going to put it back, honestly, and just wanted to see . . .
In the present functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study, we tested the effects of a direct pharmacological manipulation of DRD2 stimulation on intentional flexibility in a task-switching context, requiring switches between cognitive task rules and between response hands.
This model implies the participation of sub-cortical structures, such as the basal ganglia in a frontal inferior executive control network which integrates information about task rules and thus (Wecki and Frank 2013).
When negative RTs are obtained, though, one could assume that participants have learnt to deal with the conflict caused by the irrelevant location information, having internalized the task rules.
In Todd et al.'s empirical data, factoring out differences in reaction time (RT) reduced a classifier's ability to distinguish patterns of activation pertaining to two task rules.
Our concepts propose design principles for networks predicting how behavior and task rules are represented in real neural circuits and open new avenues for the analyses of neural data.
To study how the brain solves such action selection problems, we designed a Multi Feature Sorting Task in which the task rules defining an optimal action have a hierarchical structure and studied concurrent brain activity using it.
