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A single training session of visual choice reaction time after mild stroke: a proof of concept
Human Movement, 2021 Tamise Caires +6 more
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Fast guesses in choice reaction time [PDF]
Psychonomic Science, 1966 A model which describes the effect fast guesses must have on observable choice latencies and probabilities is developed, strengthened, and tested with encouraging results. With the model, it is possible to estimate “true” decision times and probabilities without requiring error-free performance in discriminative reaction time.
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Subjective probability and choice reaction time
Acta Psychologica, 1970 Abstract A two-choice reaction time study was undertaken designed to test the basic assumptions of the De Klerk-Oppe model. The assumptions are: (1) choice reaction time (CRT) is a linear function of subjective probability; (2) CRT is a logistic function of the Bayesian log likelihood ratio (BLLR); (3) the asymptotic data, which are obtained when ...
Len F.W. De Klerk, Siem Oppe
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Choice reaction time is not related to competition success in karate combat
European Journal of Human Movement, 2015 Introduction: A thorough review of extant literature on choice reaction time (CRT) and performance in combat sports reveals much equivocality, which in part stems from comparisons of quite distinct groups of participants (e.g., athlete vs.
Oscar Martinez de Quel +4 more
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Sequential effects in auditory choice reaction time tasks [PDF]
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 1999 This paper concerns sequential effects in choice reaction time tasks. Performance in two interleaved auditory tasks was examined, and two general types of sequential effects were revealed. First, a response repetition effect occurred: Subjects were facilitated in responding when both the stimulus and the response were immediately repeated.
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Frontiers in Sports and Active LivingIntroductionA history of concussion is recognized as a risk factor for musculoskeletal injury, which is likely associated with physiological effects that warrant better understanding. This study aimed to assess the potential of measurements obtained from
Gary B. Wilkerson +5 more
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Comparing the Effect of Fatigue on Choice Reaction Time of Healthy Men and Women
Physical Treatments, 2017 Purpose: Reaction time is a good indicator of coordination between sensory motion and individual performance. It is the time interval from perceiving sudden stimulus until the reaction to that stimulus.
Mahnaz Tavahomi +2 more
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International Journal of PhysiotherapyBackground: Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms such as bradykinesia, rigidity, and postural instability, which contribute to delayed reaction times and poor coordination. This study aimed to evaluate
Krutee Kalpesh Sangani +3 more
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2016 In the case of disequilibrium, the capacity to step quickly is critical to avoid falling for elderly. This capacity can be simply assessed through the choice stepping reaction time test (CSRT), where elderly fallers (F) take longer to step than elderly ...
Romain Tisserand +4 more
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Effect of transcranial static magnetic stimulation over unilateral or bilateral motor association cortex on performance of simple and choice reaction time tasks. [PDF]
Front Hum Neurosci, 2023 Matsumoto T +8 more
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