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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"key press"”.
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EEG activation patterns in the frontal lobes of stutterers and nonstutterers during working memory tasks
… task, an auditory delayed match-to-sample key press task, and a written digit span task. As hypothesized, there were no group differences in verbal fluency. Also as hypothesized, stutterers had higher error scores (more false positives) on the auditory delayed match-to-sample key press …
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Unconscious priming of "freely" chosen voluntary actions: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence
… was a learning phase were simple key-press actions were associated with simple visual stimuli (i.e., action-effects; diamond or square) that were contingent on the actions. Immediately after the acquisition-phase the test-phase followed, in which participants performed free-choice …
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The limits of parallel processing
… a left target has to be responded with a right key press and in the other task an auditorily presented “A” has to be responded by saying “B”), and modality pairings of both tasks are Non Standard (i.e., visual-spatial stimuli are responded vocally whereas auditory-verbal stimuli are responded …
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MusiKeys: Exploring Auditory-Physical Feedback Replacement for Mid-Air Text-Entry
… in XR remains unsolved. Physical QWERTY keyboards are the current standard for these kind of tasks, but if they are recreated virtually, the feedback information from sense of touch is lost. We designed and ran study with 24 participants to explore the effects of using auditory feedback …
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The Effects of Differential Autoshaping and Autoshaping on Key Pressing Antecedents in Retarded Individuals
… might be acquired by retarded adults with the key press as the dependent variable. Procedure. The four participants were exposed to either a differential autoshaping procedure or an autoshaping procedure in which: (1) two orthogonal stimuli were sequentially projected onto a translucent …
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MaGKeyS : a haptic guidance keyboard system for facilitating sensorimotor training and rehabilitation
The Magnetic Guidance Keyboard System (MaGKeyS) embodies a new haptic guidance technology designed to facilitate sensorimotor training and rehabilitation. MaGKeyS works by employing active magnetic force to guide finger pressing movements during sensorimotor learning that involves sequential key …
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Melioration and the Behavioral Addiction Process: An Experimental Analysis
Melioration can be a factor contributing to behavioral addiction. In this study, 76 university undergraduates operated a "money machine" by selecting between choices that corresponded to maximization and melioration. Participants initially made choices consistent with a strategy of melioration and …
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Seizure prediction and control in epilepsy
… imagine or re-enact the very same movement. By key release and key press respectively, participants had to indicate when they started and ended the mental simulation or the re-enactment, making it feasible to measure the duration of the simulated or re-enacted movements. The proportional error …