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The Effect of Recurring Stimuli on Sequence Learning
... recurring stimuli, one of the systems fails to ...the sequence, in its entirety, is performed slower. In this study participants also performed an awareness task of which, however, the results were ...
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The effects of recurring stimuli on sequence learning in the discrete sequence production task
... recurring stimuli, than for predictable stimuli, ...keying sequence. The ambiguous sequences were characterized by two recurring stimuli which appeared always on the first and fourth ...
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Sequence effects in categorization of simple perceptual stimuli
... between two categories is higher when preceded by a distant stimulus from the opposite category than by a distant stimulus from the same ...visual stimuli, extending the generality of the ...as ...
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Sequence effects in categorization of simple perceptual stimuli
... between two categories is higher when preceded by a distant stimulus from the opposite category than by a distant stimulus from the same ...visual stimuli, extending the generality of the ...as ...
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Children with Autism do not Show Sequence Effects with Auditory Stimuli
... participants in adjacent positions.) Stewart et al. (2002) proposed that instead of using long term memory, participants could successfully categorize the tones to a high level of accuracy by using the distance from the ...
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Are automated behaviors still influenced by stimuli in a practiced discrete sequence production task?
... of two possible sequences, that were repeated over the whole course of the ...V, B and N on the ...on B and the index finger on N. The stimuli on the screen were given to the reactions in a ...
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A study of respiratory responses to various stimuli
... strated that patients with airways obstruction have a reduced ventilatory resoonse to COg, and there are two possible explanations for observation. One suggests that the airways obstruction itself is the main ...
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Visual mismatch negativity to masked stimuli presented at very brief presentation rates
... Two stimuli, comprising of black and white checkerboard elements, differing from each other only in terms of their orientation to form either a + or an ×, were presented in a behaviourally silent oddball ...
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Visual mismatch negativity to masked stimuli presented at very brief presentation rates.
... Two stimuli, comprising of black and white checkerboard elements, differing from each other only in terms of their orientation to form either a + or an ×, were presented in a behaviourally silent oddball ...
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The Category Effect With Rating Scales. Number of Categories, Number of Stimuli, and Method of Presentation
... The elaborated range-frequency model differs from the one just fitted in two essential ways: (a) The contextual frequencies used in calculating the frequency values for Equation 1 deviat[r] ...
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On Generalized k-Fibonacci Sequence by Two-Cross-Two Matrix
... Fibonacci Sequence One of the most and conventional methods for the study of the recur- rences relations is generating matrix of the recurrence relations and we are aware about that Fibonacci numbers and ...
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Using Vibraimage Technology to Analyze the Psychophysiological State of a Person during Opposite Stimuli Presentation
... DOI: 10.4236/jbbs.2018.85015 221 Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science Different colors of the graphs in Figure 1 and Figure 2 highlight the PPS changes corresponding to the person’s response to each of 24 ...
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On almost B summable double sequence spaces
... Acknowledgements We would like to thank Hüsamettin Çapan and Prof. Dr. Feyzi Ba¸sar for their careful reading and valuable suggestions on the revised version of this paper, which improved the presentation and ...
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A Case Study Presentation
... Like other institutions of its size, Fort Hays State has seen increased demand for electricity. With the installation of computer servers, a campus-wide wireless network, and remodeling of the Memorial Union and other ...
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Automatic interlinear glossing as two level sequence classification
... Chris Collins. 1997. Argument sharing in serial verb constructions. Linguistic Inquiry, 28:461–497. Joel Dunham, Gina Cook, and Joshua Horner. 2014. Lingsync & the online linguistic database: New models for the ...
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Study of Biological Sequence Clustering
... biological sequence clustering is to identify the similar biological sequences and to present them in a comprehensible manner to the ...over two separate, yet similar, sequence clustering projects ...
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Evaluation of polarising stimuli on bone marrow derived macrophage phenotypes in two models of neuroinflammation
... present study, the primary question was how macrophages that infiltrate the brain of aged rats, or APP/PS1 mice, respond to the inflammatory environment that they ...this study was to compare the ...
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Neural responses to one and two tone stimuli in the hearing organ of the dengue vector mosquito
... present study determined the response magnitudes, frequency ranges, and thresholds of sustained deflections and periodic oscillations in Johnston’s organ of Aedes aegypti to compare their possible roles in these ...
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SEQUENCE OF PRESENTATION
... Perspectives Objectives Measures Targets Initiative/s 2010 2020 2030 Resource Management Optimize utilization of financial and logistical resources to support administrative, ope[r] ...
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Two Types Of Multimedia Presentation
... multimedia presentation of two types of forms were used computers have intricate ...of two multimedia presentation format used for ...of two types. These are two types thrown in ...
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