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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"watching others"”.
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Measuring Usability by Watching Others With Directed Attention and Curated Instruction
… exists for remotely testing physical products. Watching Others Using Video (WOUV) is a potential remote testing solution, wherein people watch videos of another person using a product and then rate its usability. However, previous studies have shown that this method yields inflated usability …
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The Effects of Esports on Sport-Confidence and Imagery in Athletes
… and performance-related benefits as a result of watching others play esports. In the current study, student athletes were randomly assigned to watch a sport esport video or a control esport video and then completed measures of sport-confidence and imagery. It was predicted that participants in …
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Imitation and social learning for synthetic characters
… that, in human infants, the ability to learn by watching others, and in particular, the ability to imitate, could be crucial precursors to the development of appropriate social behavior, and ultimately the ability to reason about the thoughts, intents, beliefs, and desires of others. We have …
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One step ahead: Investigating the influence of prior knowledge on the perception of others’ actions
… a dominant view has been that we understand others by directly matching their actions to our own motor system, emphasising the importance of bottom-up processes during social perception. However, more recent theories suggest that instead we actively anticipate others actions based upon …
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Scrolling, safety and self-presentation: A grounded theory of social anxiety for Instagram millennials
… online. The first is social comparison to others was indiscriminate online, the second was that assertive self-presenters were better able to make use of the new possibilities that Instagram presents. The third is that compensatory connection took place through voyeurism or watching others’ …
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Birdie see, Birdie do: Zebra finch observational learning in three cognitive domains with discussion of cerebellar involvement
… to acquire information or skills through watching others. Examples of observational learning can be seen in all major vertebrate groups and some invertebrates. Observational learning may confer a selective advantage to animals due to improvements in decision-making and increased behavioral …
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Observational learning and pain-related fear
… learning pathway, that is through observing others displaying pain behaviour during an encounter with a painful stimulus. For this purpose, a differential fear conditioning paradigm was used in several experimental studies with healthy participants. One of two formerly neutral stimuli (CS+ …