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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Response Selection"”.
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Parallel Response Selection in Dual -Tasks
… most authors have converged on Pashler's Response Selection Bottleneck (RSB) theory. RSB theory relies on a discrete stage processing assumption in modeling PRP reaction time data using the locus-of-slack logic. This assumes that the processes involved in the bottleneck---canonically the …
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Simultaneous vs. successive response selection: a study of attention as the limiting mechanism.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Psychology. Thesis. 1966. Ph.D.
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PV Hosting Analysis and Demand Response Selection for handling Modern Grid Edge Capability
… customer groups for participation in demand response programs, which can lead to significant peak shaving for the utility. A possible demand response strategy for peak shaving makes use of Photovoltaic (PV) and Battery energy storage system (BESS). In the process, this work also examines the …
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Understanding the mechanism for response selection in compatibility tasks: Referential coding contrasted with biological properties of the hands
… visual attentional resources and performance in response-selection tasks. This <em>hand-specific processing</em> hypothesis – that biological properties of the hands/palms uniquely affect visual attention and response selection – can be compared to a <em>referential object coding</em> hypothesis …
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Secondary Mechanisms in the Control of Behavior: Response Selection in the Absence of Primary Drive and Primary Reward
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Component Processes in Impression Formation
… encoding, stimulus integration and response selection--are examined. One hundred twenty eight subjects rated the likeableness of hypothetical stimulus persons described by adjective sets that varied in set size, favorableness and consistency (among descriptors). Three …
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An fMRI Analysis of Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex's Involvement in Attentional Control
… in implementing control while ACC is involved in response-related processes. In addition, our examination of various aspects of task-irrelevant information (i.e., conflict, task-relatedness) suggested a possible functional differentiation within ACC, with the posterior rostral zone being more …
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Network Dynamics of Visual Naming
… in the temporal and occipital lobes, while response selection and articulatory planning are handled by prefrontal cortex. Despite decades of research using lesion analysis, functional MRI and electro-encephalography, the precise dynamics involved remain unknown due to the inadequate …
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The NoGo-anteriorization and its relation to a central inhibitory mechanism
… Go trials, the NGA does not represent higher response conflict and or higher mental effort in NoGo trials, and the NGA is not based on less cognitive response selection in NoGo trials. Therefore, the experiments support the assumption that the NGA is connected to an inhibitory mechanism in …
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Social Information Processing Deficits, Intimate Partner Violence, and Coercive Control in Dating Couples
… attitudes and attributions, goal setting, coping response generation, and coping response selection. I used Dutton and Goodman’s (2006) theorized model of coercive control, which included assessing demands, surveillance, threats, and victims’ responses to demands. I hypothesized that (a) SIP …
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Interactive testing program
… and administration are discussed. Free response test items and response selection test items are discussed and implemented as are test, student, and item analysis statistics. The program allows the user to enter, change, delete, or add, question stems. correct answers, and incorrect …
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Self-Training for Natural Language Processing
… answering, question generation, and dialog response selection.
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Thought and action: Event-related potentials and behaviour in a primed and speeded lexical decision task.
To examine the relation between cognitive and response processes, event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded from 10 subjects during semantically primed lexical decisions in an Accuracy condition (response deadline 700 msec) and a Speed condition (deadline 450 msec). Targets were the prime's …
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The limits of parallel processing
… In four experiments the influence of stimulus-response (S-R) compatibility, S-R modality pairings, interindividual differences, and practice on parallel processing ability of two tasks are examined. Results show that parallel processing is possible. Nevertheless, dual-task costs emerge when: …
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The cognitive bases of mental state reasoning in adults
… found to tap two separate inhibitory components, response inhibition and response selection. This went against the literature suggesting one inhibitory factor or two components of response inhibition. The two ToM tasks used were both level-1 perspective taking tasks with similar demands, so were …
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Unconscious priming of "freely" chosen voluntary actions: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence
… associated actions and if so, whether this response priming by action-effects can bias free-choice actions. Secondly I investigated whether action-effects with different emotional valences influence response selection differently. To address the first question three experiments were …
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The P300 and Stages of Human Information Processing: An Additive Factors Study
… a stimulus, and is relatively independent of response selection and execution processes. This hypothesis was directly tested in the present study. Two experimental variables, stimulus discriminability and stimulus-response (S-R) compatibility, were manipulated in an factorial design. In …
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Match-to-Sample Stroop Task: A Systematic Manipulation of Sample and Response Option Onset
… and color dimensions of the stimulus prior to response selection. The <em>response competition hypothesis </em>posits that interference results from competing responses for articulating the word versus the color dimension at the time of response execution. Sturz, Green, Locker, and Boyer (2013) …
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