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Covert Modeling: An Experimental Test
Behavior Therapy, 1974The effects of covert modeling, overt modeling, and attention placebo were compared in the reduction of fear of rats in a laboratory situation. There was no difference between the overt and covert groups on three behavioral or two subjective measures. The overt group was superior on one subjective measure. This supports other experimental and anecdotal
Joseph R. Cautela +2 more
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Neovascularisation of the testes by experimental omentotesticulopexy
Pediatric Surgery International, 2000With the currently used surgical procedures, surgical correction of extreme forms of high undescended testes is associated with an atrophy rate of 10% to 30%. In this experimental study in two groups of Sprague-Dawley rats of pubescent age, we examined whether fixation (pexy) of an omental flap on the testis (omentotesticulopexy = OMTX) permits ...
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An Experimental Test of Precautionary Bidding [PDF]
Auctions often involve goods exhibiting a common knowledge ex-post risk that is independent of buyers’ private values or their signals regarding common value components. Esö and White (2004) showed theoretically that ex-post risk leads to precautionary bidding for DARA bidders: Agents reduce their bids by more than their appropriate risk premium ...
Martin G. Kocher +2 more
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1994
Abstract Experimental tests play a very important part in the research and design of linear electric drives. Since errors in calculation are always possible, the parameters must often be indentified on physical models in order to verify the accuracy of calculations.
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Abstract Experimental tests play a very important part in the research and design of linear electric drives. Since errors in calculation are always possible, the parameters must often be indentified on physical models in order to verify the accuracy of calculations.
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2008
Abstract In this chapter we study two independent examples of data gathered from electromagnetic scattering from random media. The first example involves scattering from a uniform randomizing optical phase screen, which is applied as a calibration tool for the intensity volatility in our diffusive model of K-distributed noise. The second
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Abstract In this chapter we study two independent examples of data gathered from electromagnetic scattering from random media. The first example involves scattering from a uniform randomizing optical phase screen, which is applied as a calibration tool for the intensity volatility in our diffusive model of K-distributed noise. The second
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An experimental test of phonemic cyclicity
Journal of Child Language, 1996ABSTRACTLaryngeal-supralaryngeal cyclicity has been put forth as an acquisition principle that describes expansion of the phonemic inventory as a bivalent cycle with alternations between the elaboration of laryngeal and supralaryngeal properties of the system (Gierut, 1994).
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An experimental program-testing facility
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1975This paper describes an experimental program testing facility called the interactive semantic modelling system (ISMS). The ISMS is designed to allow experimentation with a wide variety of tools for collecting, analyzing, and displaying testing information.
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Experimental Tests of Incomplete Preferences
Multiple reasons for ``inconsistent" preferences over risks have been proposed. A leading explanation, incompleteness, is notoriously elusive to measure with standard choice data. Therefore, we leverage two experiments to test the degree of indecisiveness in individuals' choices over lotteries.Paul Feldman, Nan Zhou
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Experimental Method for Testing Networks.
2019To address problems of scale and validity in testing networks, we propose application of experimental method in the testing process. This means that testing will be an iterative process of running tests, developing models of the network, examining properties of the models to make predictions about the network, and validating (or invalidating) the ...
Griffeth, Nancy D. +1 more
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