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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"stimulus-response compatibility"”.
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The Contribution of Planning-related Motor Processes to Mental Practice and Imitation Learning
… plans. Experiments 1 to 4 utilize a classical stimulus response compatibility paradigm. Participants mentally practiced complex rhythms with either feet or hands while using the same or different body parts to respond to unrelated sounds. In contrast to previous work on stimulus response …
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Sensorimotor learning and control in autism spectrum disorders: The role of sensorimotor integration.
… of peak velocity via processes associated with stimulus- response compatibility. In Chapter Three it was observed that autistic participants can successfully form new internal action models, but their movements are characterised by increased variability in the spatial position of peak …
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Processing Speed and Executive Abilities in Children with Phenylketonuria
… time: RT) tasks: simple reaction time, go/no-go, stimulus-response compatibility) and seven tasks assessing various aspects of executive abilities: working memory, inhibitory control, strategic processing). Results: The performance of children with PKU was significantly slower and more variable …
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Micro-affordances in visual mental imagery and visual short-term memory
… processing. All eight experiments employ a stimulus-response compatibility paradigm. Three different experimental designs were employed to examine the presence of micro-affordance effects arising from the relationship between: (a) the power and precision component of the reach-to-grasp …
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An Electrophysiological Examination of Visuomotor Activity Elicited by Visual Object Affordances
… predominantly behavioural experiments that use Stimulus Response Compatibility (SRC) have suggested that visual action information such as object affordance yields rapid and concurrent activation of visual and motor brain areas, but has rarely provided direct evidence for this proposition. This …
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THE EFFECT OF ORIENTATION-NEUTRAL CURSORS ON MOVEMENT TIME, POSITIONING PERFORMANCE, AND STIMULUS-RESPONSE (S-R) COMPATIBILITY
… on movement time, positioning performance, and stimulus-response compatibility, six experiments were designed. In these experiments, six orientation-neutral cursors were compared against each other as well as against four directional cursors. Twelve participants with advanced computer skills …
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THE EFFECT OF ORIENTATION-NEUTRAL CURSORS ON MOVEMENT TIME, POSITIONING PERFORMANCE, AND STIMULUS-RESPONSE (S-R) COMPATIBILITY
… on movement time, positioning performance, and stimulus-response compatibility, six experiments were designed. In these experiments, six orientation-neutral cursors were compared against each other as well as against four directional cursors. Twelve participants with advanced computer skills …
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How are inhibitory demands created and avoided in developmental tasks?
… whether inhibitory demands are lower in Stimulus Response Compatibility tasks when resisting verbal imitation than when resisting manual imitation. Preschool children took part in three experiments. Experiment 1 results were inconclusive. Experiment 2a and 2b results suggested word …
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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 …