The role of effect monitoring for dual-task performance

人类的行为产生了一定的感官后果。要做到这一点，我们必须监控我们的运动行为所产生的影响。在任务临时重叠的情况下，这种监测往往必须在指定另一项行动的同时进行。基于我们以前的项目工作，我们的目标是进一步仔细检查由于监测一个任务中的动作效果而导致的限制的性质，以处理另一个任务。除了反应特征和效应特征之间的临时绑定对并发任务处理的影响外，我们还研究了效应监控和错误监控之间的相互关系。此外，我们将研究可能有助于同时监控一个任务中的动作效果和另一个任务的处理的上下文因素。这些研究将揭示双重任务中一个几乎没有被认为是“瓶颈”的问题，包括减弱其影响的方法。

Humans act to produce certain sensory consequences. To do so, we have to monitor the effects we produce by our motor behavior. With temporally overlapping tasks, such monitoring often has to take place while another action has to be specified. Based on our previous project work we aim to further scrutinize the nature of limitations induced by monitoring of action effects in one task for processing another task. Besides the impact of temporary bindings between response features and effects features on concurrent task processing, we aim to scrutinize the mutual relationship between effect monitoring and error monitoring. Moreover, we will study context factors that might facilitate concurrent monitoring of action effects in one task and processing of another task. The studies will reveal a barely considered "bottleneck" in dual tasking including ways to attenuate its impact.