For Easy Tasks, Brain Preps and Decides Together

A Georgia Tech researcher has discovered that for tasks involving spatial processing, preparing for the task and performing it are not two separate brain processes, but one – at least when there are a small number of actions to choose from. The research appears online in the journal Brain Research.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news92397289.html">For Easy Tasks, Brain Preps and Decides Together</a></p> <p>A Georgia Tech researcher has discovered that for tasks involving spatial processing, preparing for the task and performing it are not two separate brain processes, but one – at least when there are a small number of actions to choose from. The research appears online in the journal <i>Brain Research</i>.</p>