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Showing 1 to 20 of 161 for “"Within-subject"”.

  1. A within-subject comparison of stimulus equivalence training.

    … of baseline conditional discriminations within stimulus equivalence training. The three training structures most often used are, linear (trains A:B and B:C discrimination), many-to-one (trains B:A and C:A discriminations) , and one-to-many (trains A:B and A:C discriminations). Each …

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  2. An examination of the relative predictive accuracy of three versions of the Vroom model of motivational force using within-subject and across-subject analysis

    … was carried out under both the across-subjects and within-subject theoretical assumptions. Previous across-subjects studies had failed to indicate diffrential predictive abilities among the versions of the model with (1) positive and negative valences, (2) only positive valences, and …

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  3. A Comparison of Discounting Parameters Obtained Through Two Different Adjusting Procedures: Bisection and Up-Down.

    … changes in amounts varied as a function of the subjects' choices. Two magnitudes of delayed outcomes were used: $1,000 and $10,000. A within subject design was used to compare indifference curves and discounting measures across the two adjusting procedures. Twenty four subjects were divided in …

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  4. An Analysis of the Factor Structure of the Multidimensional Ethics Scale and a Perceived Moral Intensity Scale, and the Effect of Moral Intensity on Ethical Judgment

    … in 18 scenarios of an arguably ethical nature. A within-subject design found that manipulated moral intensity had a significant effect on ethical judgment, but perceived moral intensity did not. When ethical judgment (as measured by the three factors of the 8-item MES) was regressed on age, …

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  5. Classification of P300 from non-invasive EEG signal using convolutional neural network

    … recognition. Moreover, its inter- and intra-subject variability necessitates case-specific experimental setup requiring considerable amount of time and resources before the system's deployment for use. In this thesis Convolutional Neural Network is applied to detect the P300 signal and …

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  6. Driving safety and safety engineering: exploring risk compensation

    … permits a controlled examination of both between-subject and within-subject effects. Risk compensation was not found in the between-subject analyses of the present research, however the within-subject analyses demonstrated the risk compensation effect. Subjects drove significantly faster when they …

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  7. An Investigation of the Psychosocial Impact of Human-Animal Interaction on a Forensic Population

    … the impact of the HAI program using both between-subject and within-subject methods and analyses. A total of 54 male inmates participated in the research by completing self-report measures, keeping journals, and allowing researchers access to their institutional files. In general, it was …

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  8. Losses, gains, and asymmetry in the 1-shot prisoner's dilemma game

    … games apply to the 1-shot PD. In the present within-subject study we systematically examine the interaction between 4 factors on cooperation in the PD that have only been studied haphazardly in the literature: symmetry, the number of negative (column) payoffs, the player’s relative position in …

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  9. The development of an evidenced-based submaximal cycle test designed to monitor and predict cycling performance : the Lamberts and Lambert submaximal cycle test (LSCT)

    … The aim of the study was to determine the within subject day-to-day variation of submaximal and recovery heart rate in subjects who reached different exercise intensities.

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  10. Effect of Review Procedure on Final Examination Performance in a Modified PSI Course

    … had an final examination performance utilizing a within subject design. Procedure. Five hundred forty-two Psychology 1 students who completed the final exam were exposed to a review procedure. The procedure required students to answer questions for credit from 3 review chapters when taking other …

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  11. Identifying Values: Comparing Four Methods Of Values Identification

    … four methods of identifying values by comparing within-subject ratings of participant-generated values stimuli. Participants were undergraduate students at the University of Mississippi (N=68). The data suggest that having the participants choose from a list of presented values is an effective …

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  12. Developing a Technique to Create a Uniform, Targeted, Transient Shear Stress Stimulus to Assess Endothelial Function

    … stimulus variability compared to the RH test [within-subject coefficient of variation (CV) CTRH: 3.4 ± 2.3% vs. RH: 8.9 ± 4.6%; p < 0.001] , while FMD response variability remained unchanged (within-subject CV CTRH: 28.9 ± 17.9% vs. RH: 26.8 ± 26.6%; p = 0.350). Although smaller arteries …

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  13. THE EFFECT OF EMOTION AND CULTURE IN ONLINE NEWS IMAGES ON MEMORY AND ATTRIBUTION ASSESSMENT OF SUBSEQUENT TEXT

    … included image emotion (positive vs. negative: within-subject), image culture (Chinese individual vs. European American individual: within-subject), and participant culture (Chinese vs. European American: between-subject). Twenty four non-student American adults and twenty four non-student …

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  14. Developing acoustic emission technology for knee joint assessment

    … factors emphasise the restrictions apparent within joint assessment and demonstrate the potential for a new diagnostic technology to amend this. It is the intention of this study to examine Acoustic Emission (AE) technology for such a role. AE is a method of non-destructive testing used …

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  15. Fight, Flight, or Rethink: Using Cognitive Reappraisal in Response to Anger and Anxiety

    … and anxiety. Cognitive reappraisal was used in a within-subject experimental design to test how effective it is at mitigating anger and anxiety. We found that cognitive reappraisal led to the participants feeling happier and calmer during the anxiety-induction task. The angerinduction task, when …

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  16. Social skills and attributions of Asperger's Syndrome

    The purpose of this study was a single subject design (a) measuring where in social skills ability, a male high school student diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, is deficient based off of 5 subscales of social skills and then (b) creating an intervention focused on improving the areas of weakness …

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  17. Noise and Time Pressure Effects on Situation Awareness and Aviation Maintenance Tasks

    … maintenance job requires AMTs to complete a task within a short time frame. The current study's objective is to determine if different noise levels and time pressure influence AMTs' performance and situation awareness (SA). Sixteen Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students majoring in Aviation …

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  18. The Effects of Rate of Responding on Retention, Endurance, Stability, and Application of Performance on a Match-to-sample Task.

    … during training. The current study used a within-subject design to analyze the effects of increased response rates on Retention, Endurance, Stability, and Application tests. Number of correct responses and number of unprompted, correct responses in error correction procedures were yoked for …

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  19. The Effectiveness of Instructional Design in Hypertext Environment Through the Internet

    The between-subjects factors were prior knowledge and task order. The within-subject factor was text organization. The major dependent measures were recall and comprehension test scores, as well as responses to surveys on students' attitudes toward the experimental treatment and learning the …

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