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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"stimulus delivery"”.
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Effects of response-independent stimulus delivery and functional communication training
… to reduce problem behavior: response-independent stimulus delivery and differential reinforcement of an alternative behavior. This study examined whether the response-independent delivery of an alternative preferred stimulus and differential reinforcement of manding resulted in increases in …
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The Feedback-Related Negativity is a Time-Dependent Brain Mechanism that Facilitates Aversive Learning: Implications for the Reinforcement Learning FRN Hypothesis
… change was evident only for reward delivery and aversive stimulus delivery, which represent on average the most salient outcomes in the task. Mediofrontal brain activity during this same time window and at the same scalp location drove subsequent reaction time improvements over the …
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Immediate and subsequent effects of fixed-time food presentations on automatically maintained mouthing.
… demonstrated that fixed-time (FT) schedules of stimulus delivery can function to reduce a variety of behaviors. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the immediate and subsequent effects of FT food deliveries on mouthing. In Phase 1, a preference assessment showed that caramel popcorn, …
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A Mechanism for Spatial Orientation Based on Sensory Adaptation in Caenorhabditis Elegans
… a newly developed imaging system with flexible stimulus delivery and elevated throughput. I found reliable sensory responses to the behaviorally relevant range of odor concentrations. I then followed odor-evoked activity to downstream interneurons that integrate sensory input. Adaptation of …
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Development of Multielectrode Electroretinography (meERG) for Human Clinical Use
… amplification, improved fit and optimized stimulus delivery; this Aim was the main focus of the overall study. Aim 2 involved pilot human recording to establish proof of concept for the improved designs. Aim 3 developed a computational bioelectric model to relate corneal potential maps to …
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The multifocal visual evoked cortical potential in visual field mapping: a methodological study.
… the response of the visual cortex to the visual stimulus is created. This is achieved by cross-correlating m-sequences which are created when the orthogonal set of m-sequences are created but are not used to control a stimulus region, with the physiological record. This metric is compared to the …