The non- task strategy category involved responses pertaining to some outcome or process that was not helpful for completing the target task or one which was not possible given the constraints of the given task (e.g., "To do more studying about this condition").
Implications for theories of semantic activation as well as the constraints of the delayed prime task procedure are discussed.
However, the poor structural complexity afforded by the square and triangle, combined with the small variety of tested transformations, and, above all, the constraints of the two-alternative forced-choice task (see Section 3.3.1), did not yet allow engaging the full complexity of rat recognition strategy.
This study selected two tarping systems and identified the criteria required for a better design of future tarping systems that take into account both the worker's task and the constraints of the Quebec climate.
That task's structure could affect the outcome of their experiments was acknowledged by Minini and Jeffery, who pointed out how rat failure to "discover shape" as the diagnostic stimulus dimension "may reflect the constraints of discrimination tasks rather than a limitation in rat vision" [146].
Because of the internal constraints of the tasks, the two decks that deliver losses less frequently (B and D) also yield larger-magnitude losses than their similar-payoff counterpart (i.e., A and C, respectively).
Apparently, the availability of feedback at the perception-action coupling level provoked the use of different strategies to cope with the constraints of this synchronization task.
Thus, it is important to keep the constraints of a categorization task in mind when discussing generalization of results.
While their work is similar to ours w.r.t. the adopted class of schedulers (semi-partitioned), we differ in that we relax the constraint of restricting the task parallelism and we use task-level migration instead of job-level migration, thus further reducing the number of migrations at runtime.
Nevertheless, contributions from other components of limb impedance would still support our conclusion that when the limb is unconstrained, subjects self-select arm postures that match the mechanical properties of the arm to the mechanical constraints of the task.
