Testing the model by mixed tasks in patients with monohemispheric brain lesion

Testing the model by mixed tasks in patients with monohemispheric brain lesion 

Can the mixed tasks be used to test the validity of the proposed model In a patient with a temporal lesion only one basic element in a mixed task is damaged In mixed tasks, the elementary time of one stimulus elements should therefore be different from the others. 

How does a set system function with one different elementary time. 

If the different elementary times produce one mean value in the chronophoresis, one should get a smaller increase of elementary time in the task m22y than in the task a22y because a22y has two affected stimulus elements out of four contrary to one out of four affected stimulus elements in m22y. 

A temporal lesions cannot affect the response elements in the motor area nor the visual stimulus elements. Only the auditory stimulus elements are impaired. 

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