On the other hand, if strengthening controlled (rather than automatic) inhibition is important for training effects then more challenging stop-signal tasks that require action cancellation may be more effective.
These observations included studies of citalopram and other SSRIs in human (Del-Ben et al., 2005; Chamberlain et al., 2006; Macoveanu et al., 2013) and rodent versions of Stop-Signal tasks (Bari et al., 2009; Eagle et al., 2009) and tasks that require action restraint during waiting (Harrison et al., 1999; Miyazaki et al., 2011; Baarendse and Vanderschuren, 2012).
"Tackling it is a huge task that requires action across all sectors".
Do it later – create a system for turning emails that require action into To Do tasks.
In groups of captive individuals, right-handedness has been demonstrated in skilled tasks that require coordinated bimanual actions (e.g., Hopkins 2006), whereas such a population-level bias has not been observed for simple unimanual tasks, including, for example, object grasping (e.g., Vauclair et al. 2005).
Fast fibers, which use sugars for fuel and do not require oxygen, kick in for tasks that require maximum force and quick action, such as sprinting.
The mechanisms underwriting our commonsense psychology, or 'theory of mind', have been extensively investigated via reasoning tasks that require participants to predict the action of agents based on information about beliefs and desires.
The mechanisms underlying theory-of-mind have been extensively investigated via reasoning tasks that require participants to predict the action of agents based on information about beliefs and desires.
Similar to the mu rhythm, alpha, which is strongest over visual cortices, is found to desynchronize to the presentation of stimuli (e.g. actions) and during tasks that require visual attention, e.g. for selecting, anticipating or remembering visual stimuli [15], [19] [22].
Moreover, our configuration planner can be combined with an action planner to deal with tasks that require sequences of configurations.
A network of frontal and parietal brain regions is commonly recruited during tasks that require the deliberate 'top-down' control of thought and action.
