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This experiment was completed after Experiment 2, so any improvement due to practice would enhance performance in this task relative to Experiment 2. However, the opposite result was obtained.

Previous functional imaging studies have already reported strongly left-lateralized activation for this task relative to perceptual decisions (Vandenberghe et al. 1996; Seghier et al. 2004, 2008; Josse et al. 2008).

To determine the degree to which this cue influenced the primates' ability to learn the task, relative to cleaner fish, we here repeated the task with capuchin monkeys and cleaners, using two variations designed to be more salient to capuchins (the cleaners were also tested to see whether these changes negatively affected their performance).

It was suggested that the time of the task relative to tDCS may play a critical role for the effects.

Following an 'S'-shaped path minimized the memory demands inherent in the task relative to if a more irregular path was followed (Gilchrist et al., 2001).

For each contrast, a single image was generated, carrying information about cortical areas engaged during that task relative to baseline.

However, training significantly improved perceptual discrimination on this untrained task relative to age-matched controls (time by group interaction; (F 1,28)  = 8.40, p<0.01, effect size d = 0.91) (Fig. 1d).

Next to this hypothesis, an advanced movement preparation in the gap task relative to the overlap task is discussed as the underlying physiological mechanism [ 10].

In addition, a sustained negativity for cued versus uncued visual stimuli was consistently present for all three tasks beyond 200 ms post-stimulus, although this effect appeared to be smaller in the Saccade task relative to the other two task conditions.

Although the ROIs were only defined in the LH, and no information about the RH was mentioned, they reported in another paper that the supramarginal gyrus was activated bilaterally by the tone decision task relative to the semantic decision task, and, importantly, this activation was much more extensive in the RH than in the left (Binder et al. 1997).

A task condition × cue validity interaction (F 2,34) = 9.6; p < .002; ε = .702) suggested that the size of this effect differed between tasks, with smaller cueing effects in the Saccade task relative to the other two tasks.