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Single session of action observation in choice reaction time in healthy children
Aim: Learning by action observation (AO) is a fundamental cognitive ability existing from birth either in live or in the video. However, the specific AO training, in live or in the video, can influence decision making and motor planning in healthy ...
Isabella Franco Silva Vieira +6 more
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Time Uncertainty and Choice Reaction Time
THE duration of the foreperiod, that is, the interval between some warning signal and the stimulus, has long since been known as one of the main factors which influence the length of simple reaction time2–4. Klemmer1 has recently shown that reaction time is shorter with brief (0.25 sec.) constant foreperiods than with either longer constant foreperiods
Bertelson, Paul, Boons, Jean-Paul
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Mean reaction times (RT) and the intra-subject variability of RT in simple RT tasks have been shown to predict higher-order cognitive abilities measured with psychometric intelligence tests.
Yoanna Schulz-Zhecheva +4 more
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Three studies are described in which choice reac tion time (RT) was related to such psychometric ability measures as verbal comprehension, nu merical reasoning, hidden figures, and progressive matrices tests. Although fairly consistent negative correlations were found between these tests and choice RT when high school samples were used, differences ...
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The effects of 6-weeks program of physical therapeutic exergames on cognitive flexibility focused by reaction times in relation to manual and podal motor abilities [PDF]
The main purpose of the study was to identify the level of improvement in cognitive flexi-bility manifested by choice and cognition reaction times in relation to manual and podal skills as a result of the implementation of a program of therapeutic ...
Dana Badau +12 more
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Choice reaction time with a random foreperiod [PDF]
Choice reaction latencies were measured at three different a priori probabilities for two stimulus alternatives. Unlike the results of some other studies, the mean latency of a given response was nearly the same whether the response was correct or incorrect. The discriminable stimuli were a 1000- or a 1700-Hz tone presented at 70 dB SPL.
D M, Green, A F, Smith, S M, von Gierke
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We investigated the effects of distractors in older and younger participants in choice and simple reaction time tasks with concurrent registration of event-related potentials.
Petia Kojouharova +5 more
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Visual and auditory choice reaction times
Abstract Choice reaction times are measured for three values of a priori signal probability with three well-practiced observers. Two sets of data are taken with the only difference being the modality of the reaction signal. In one set of conditions it is auditory, in the other, visual.
D M, Green, S M, von Gierke
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Manual choice reaction times in the rate-domain [PDF]
Over the last 150 years, human manual reaction times (RTs) have been recorded countless times. Yet, our understanding of them remains remarkably poor. RTs are highly variable with positively skewed frequency distributions, often modeled as an inverse Gaussian distribution reflecting a stochastic rise to threshold (diffusion process).
Chris eHarris +4 more
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Complexity of central processing in simple and choice multilimb reaction-time tasks. [PDF]
The default mode of the motor system is a coupling between limbs. However, in some movements, a decoupling is required and thus calls for selection and facilitation/inhibition processes.
Matthieu P Boisgontier +4 more
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