If the system does not allow executing critical actions in the fulfillment of this category of tasks, the consequences can be fatal.
Conclusions: The capacitive strain of the right PC is substantially stronger in right side tasks with the consequence that the functionally disturbed right PC of AN patients cannot provide enough processing resources.
However, as stated by Butterworth [ 55], correlations are not indicative of causation, and it might be possible that poor performance in non-symbolic numerical tasks is the consequence of poor mathematical ability (instead of the cause).
Because of that, if you slip up and don't focus on the task, the consequences can be devastating, even more so than when you are down at 7,000 feet".
This interpretation assumes that learning was top down dependent on task instructions and the consequence of attention to a task-specific stimulus dimension.
The task is stated, the consequence simple: if they fail, they will end up in bankruptcy court.
They studied the relationships between all characteristics and performances for both conceptual and behavioral tasks and how the nature of the tasks may affect the consequences.
The logician's task is to capture the consequence relation on natural language sentences, but it usually simplifies things to pay attention only to particular expressions in those sentences, just conjunction, negation and disjunction, say, or those expressions plus the universal quantifier and identity.
Other theories suggest that active maintenance of goal-related information in WM biases task-relevant processing, which has the consequence of decreasing the presence of task-irrelevant information and interference caused by it [16], [18], [35].
Outcome expectations (OEs) are the individual's beliefs about what would happen if he or she pursued that set of tasks: "What are the consequences if I do this?" Interest and goals reflect, respectively, the individual's sense of engagement with and commitment to performing the tasks that lead to the desired outcome.
