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Cognitive modeling of lure discriminability in the Mnemonic Similarity Task
Behavior Research MethodsLure discrimination in the Mnemonic Similarity Task (MST) has been widely used to measure pattern separation. However, the classic index of lure discrimination in the MST has arbitrary assumptions with limited supporting evidence. The present study has thus developed several models with different assumptions on the process underlying MST as well as the
Tianye, Ma, Weiwei, Zhang
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Smell, think and act: A cognitive robot discriminating odours
Autonomous Robots, 2006In this paper, we explore the integration of an electronic nose and its odour discrimination functionalities into a multi-sensing robotic system which works over an extended period of time. The robot patrols an office environment, collecting odour samples of objects and performing user requested tasks.
Amy Loutfi, Silvia Coradeschi
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Why Is Discrimination Stressful? The Mediating Role of Cognitive Appraisal.
Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology, 2005This study attempts to shed light on past findings that experiences of racial and gender discrimination are associated with poor psychological and physical health outcomes by investigating the role of cognitive appraisal as a mediator of the relationship between experiences of discrimination and affective stress reactions.
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Cognitive Discriminants Of Wandering Among Nursing Home Residents
Nursing Research, 1992Dimensions of cognitive impairment that best discriminated between wandering and nonwandering ambulatory subjects were studied. Cognitive impairment was measured along four dimensions: abstract thinking, language, judgement, and spatial skills.
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Cognitive Interpretation of Pre in a Discrimination Situation: Preliminary Report
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1964An experiment was undertaken to test a cognitive interpretation of PRE. Two groups (50% and 100%) were trained in the selection of a black object presented alone. Subsequently, the black object was paired with a white object for both groups; the black object was now negative and the white object was consistently reinforcing. On the basis of a cognitive
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[Cognitive markers to discriminate between mild cognitive impairment and normal ageing].
Revista espanola de geriatria y gerontologia, 2009mild cognitive impairment (MCI) has been characterized as a transitional stage between normal ageing and dementia. The aim of the present study was to examine differences between normal ageing and MCI in the performance of several cognitive tests. These differences might serve as differential markers.we performed a longitudinal study (24 months) with ...
Nely, Rodríguez Rodríguez +2 more
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Cognitive elements of learning and discriminability in anti-phishing training
Computers & Security, 2023Kuldeep Singh 0005 +3 more
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