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Functional assessment improves discrimination of clinical and biomarker-defined Alzheimer’s disease

Mavromati K, Dibble AJ, Tvrda L, Dalby C, Beazer JD, Hughes L, Kennelly SP, Quinn TJ.   +7 more
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Personality Discriminants of Cognitive Perception Abilities

The Journal of Psychology, 1976
Discriminant analyses, using California Psychological Inventory scores, age, and Miller Analogies Test scores, were run on groups of graduate students in counselor training who were high or low on perceptual-cognitive tasks. Twenty male and 23 female Ss watched videotaped sessions in which each of two male and two female expressors talked for three ...
B C, Edwards, J M, McWilliams
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Test of a Cognitive Theory of Psychophysics: Size Discrimination

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1970
The cognitive theory of psychophysics proposed in an earlier paper by Baird claims that the ratio of exponents obtained in the method of magnitude estimation for 2 stimulus attributes is equal to the ratio of information transmitted in the method of absolute judgment for those attributes. This theoretical prediction was tested experimentally for visual
J C, Baird, D, Romer, T, Stein
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Face Recognition by Cognitive Discriminant Features

2020
Face recognition is still an active pattern analysis topic. Faces have already been treated as objects or textures, but human face recognition system takes a different approach in face recognition. People refer to faces by their most discriminant features. People usually describe faces in sentences like ``She's snub-nosed'' or ``he's got long nose'' or
Firouzian, Iman, Firouzian, Nematallah
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Cognitive factors in masked frequency discrimination

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1974
Frequency discrimination in noise, using signals lying either within a critical band or within different critical bands, presents a paradigm to examine the question of serial versus parallel processing of incoming sensory stimuli. Three observers, two musically naive and one musically trained, were tested for frequency discrimination using a two ...
E. R. Hafter, S. C. Carrier
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COGNITIVE STYLE PERFORMANCE AND FORM DISCRIMINATION

Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, 1973
Forty-two male and 42 female college students were subdivided into field independent, medium, and field dependent identity groups and matched for sex. Each subject was given 24 active and 24 passive touch form discrimination trials. The results showed that active touch form discrimination yielded fewer errors than passive touch and that females were ...
Glen M. Vaught, Paul A. Roodin
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Racial Discrimination and Cognitive Function: An Instrumental Variable Analysis

Social Science & Medicine
Racial inequities in cognitive function persist with mixed evidence regarding the impacts of racial discrimination on cognitive outcomes. We examined the association between experiences of racial discrimination within institutional settings, such as getting a job or housing, and multiple measures of cognitive function among middle-aged adults using ...
Yu-Tien Hsu, Ichiro Kawachi, Jourdyn A Lawrence   +2 more
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Cognitive strategies involved in the discrimination of geometric angles

Learning & Behavior
Participants were trained and tested on their ability to discriminate among geometric angles presented to them as freestanding three-dimensional objects located within a larger experimental room. Three different angle sizes were used during training and participants were grouped based on their assigned training angle (110°, 135° or 160° angle), which ...
James F. Reichert, Debbie M. Kelly
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