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Showing 1 to 20 of 56 for “"Experimental tasks"”.

  1. Functional cerebral asymmetry: a test of the selective activational model

    … was found in these experiments, though experimental tasks had significant interference effects. In Experiment 1, non-specific interference effects were found across visual fields for both experimental tasks, suggesting the hemispheres were not preferentially recruited. Right visual field …

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  2. Consistent Estimators for Learning to Defer to an Expert

    … effectiveness of our approach on a variety of experimental tasks.

    mit Repository record for Consistent Estimators for Learning to Defer to an Expert (opens in a new tab)

  3. A study of story schema acquisition and its influence on beginning reading

    … of story information. A series of four experimental tasks were administered individually at the start of the academic year and again at the end to each of the 156 four, five, six and seven year olds in the sample. Tasks chosen were selected on the basis of research suggesting their …

    vt Repository record for A study of story schema acquisition and its influence on beginning reading (opens in a new tab)

  4. Cognitive Processes in Second Language Reading (Orthography, Cognition, Bilingualism)

    … English, Japanese, and Spanish (N = 83). Experimental tasks involved (a) short-term memory recall, (b) reading with Sanskrit symbols, (c) lexical decision-making, and (d) reading with heterographic homophones. The results consistently demonstrate that the four groups utilize different …

    uiuc Repository record for Cognitive Processes in Second Language Reading (Orthography, Cognition, Bilingualism) (opens in a new tab)

  5. Setting location priors using beamforming improves model comparison in MEG-DCM

    … insight into the activity of the brain during experimental tasks. Magnetoencephalography (MEG) allows for the observation of the fast neuronal dynamics necessary to characterize the activity of sources and their interactions. A network representation of these sources and their connections can …

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  6. Attentional biases in post traumatic stress disorder and following acquired brain injury

    … into attentional biases across arange of experimental paradigms.Methods: A systematic search of four key databases identified 30 papers meetingthe inclusion criteria. Methodological quality of selected articles was assessedusing an adapted checklist. The tasks employed in the studies were …

    hull Repository record for Attentional biases in post traumatic stress disorder and following acquired brain injury (opens in a new tab)

  7. Event-Related Potentials Correlated with State/Trait Anxiety Using Auditory Stimuli

    … research has focused on anxiety, visual stimuli, experimental tasks, and how ERP components relate to them. Few of the studies used auditory stimuli. This study proposes that the P2, P3, and late positive potential (LPP) ERP components will have greater amplitude when unpleasant auditory stimuli …

    columbus-state Repository record for Event-Related Potentials Correlated with State/Trait Anxiety Using Auditory Stimuli (opens in a new tab)

  8. Real Work Task Performance: The Role of Abilities, Non-Ability Traits, and Proximal Variables

    … of adult intelligence that are representative of tasks that adults might encounter in their everyday lives. In order to accomplish this objective, 59 undergraduate students (35 male, 24 female) completed three hands-on, experimental tasks that were designed to be realistic and sample a variety of …

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  9. Redesigning Airport Diagrams with Principles of Cognitive Psychology

    … and deviations throughout six simulated taxiing tasks. The results were not statistically significant. The results showed evidence of a ceiling effect which may indicate that the taxiing tasks were too easy to show performance differences. This research issues should not be abandoned. However, …

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  10. Crowdsourcing data collection through mobile gamification : leveraging the freemium model

    … who use the in-game rewards were motivated to do experimental tasks. The data showed that there was no difference between the groups for performance on a motor task; however, performance on a cognitive task was worse for the crowdsourced Android group. We discuss the possible reasons for this and …

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  11. Relations Among Endogenous Attention, Executive Functioning, and Global Assessment Measures in Toddlers and Preschoolers Born Full-Term and Preterm

    … are many different components of attention, and experimental tasks eliciting specific abilities may be more useful in detecting differences between term and preterm children</p><p>Participants were 81 toddlers and preschoolers born full-term and preterm. Children completed a battery of …

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  12. Effects of training methods on classification on surface electromyographic signals for myoelectric control

    … affect two subjects' performance on various experimental tasks and their measured sEMG activation throughout the tasks. It was found that for subject 1, the assisted training method, where another individual helps move the orthosis while training the KNN, resulted in a lower variance in the …

    mit Repository record for Effects of training methods on classification on surface electromyographic signals for myoelectric control (opens in a new tab)

  13. Towards a more comprehensive understanding of adults’ responses to infant cues adopting a multi-method and non-heteronormative approach

    … behaviors. Methodologies encompassed cognitive experimental tasks, EEG, standardized observations, and self-reported measures. Samples included non-parents, different-sex parents, and same-sex parents. Overall, the present work responded to the recent interest in understanding adults’ responses …

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  14. Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control: A Hierarchical Bayesian Approach to Test-Retest Reliability

    … no existing theory of cognitive control unifies experimental and individual differences approaches. Some even argue that cognitive control as a psychometric construct does not exist at all. These disparities may exist in part because individual differences research in cognitive control utilizes …

    claremont Repository record for Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control: A Hierarchical Bayesian Approach to Test-Retest Reliability (opens in a new tab)

  15. Attributional style: a comparison of assertive and aggressive children

    … purposes of the present study. First, quasi-experimental tasks assessing attributional style were used to investigate the mediating role of social cognitive processes in aggressive behavior for both boys and girls. Secondly, the use of current self-report measures of children's assertive and …

    vt Repository record for Attributional style: a comparison of assertive and aggressive children (opens in a new tab)

  16. Pulse rate, pulse pattern, and onset distance effects on subject braking responses while using an auditory collision warning signal

    … overhead power lines. The study consisted of two experimental phases. The first phase consisted of three sections; A) development and construction of the PWD's auditory warning signal. B) development of the experimental tasks and a pilot study, and C) an examination of the workload level of the …

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  17. Hydromechanical Stress and Internal Erosion under Earthen Structures

    … This research project consisted of three experimental tasks to evaluate internal erosion in cohesionless soils. Task 1 consisted of laboratory soil characterization of regional geo-materials representative of typical Missouri earthen dam foundation materials. Task 2 consisted of a …

    must-thes Repository record for Hydromechanical Stress and Internal Erosion under Earthen Structures (opens in a new tab)

  18. Cognition and communication in children/adolescents with cochlear implant

    … aged 9;0-19;1 were also assessed in a set of experimental tasks regarding general working memory, speech recognition in noise and some aspects of reading and writing and participated in a referential communication task for the assessment of conversational skills. The methods used were found …

    lund Repository record for Cognition and communication in children/adolescents with cochlear implant (opens in a new tab)

  19. Tell Me a Story: Exploring the Use of Narratives to Reduce Backlash to Organizational Diversity Initiatives

    … student diversity initiative before completing experimental tasks assessing the extent to which they engage in behaviors demonstrating support or opposition to the position advocated in the diversity messaging. Results revealed no statistically significant moderated mediation, but there was …

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  20. The effects of a computer-based design aid in the selection of guidelines within the USI design process

    … were studied within the context of the experimental tasks. Results indicate that subjects effectively used both the book and hypertext presentation media. However, subjects selected more relevant guidelines with the book. The media influenced the subjects' selection strategies, and the …

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