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The Orexin System Modulates Stress-Induced Alcohol Preference and Reinstatement in Adolescents: Bioinformatics and Experimental Evidence. [PDF]
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Pretest or not to pretest? A preliminary version of a tool for the virtual character standardization
2021 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops (VRW), 2021This work-in-progress paper deals with pretesting of the virtual characters in VR psychological experiments. To make pretesting easier, the tool based on the combination of WebGL technology, Unity engine and psychological questionnaire was created. To test its efficacy we asked 13 judges to rate 15 models differing in terms of realism.
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Pretesting effects in retrospective pretest-posttest designs.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1989Two studies evaluated communication skills training by using a pretest-posttest design, including retrospective pretest ratings, to control for response shift bias. A response shift is a change in a subject's internal standard for determining his or her level of functioning on a given dimension. In Exp 1, Ss were 37 hospital employees.
Sprangers, M., Hoogstraten, J.
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THE RETROSPECTIVE PRETEST AND THE ROLE OF PRETEST INFORMATION IN EVALUATIVE STUDIES
Psychological Reports, 1992To test the effect of training programs, subjects are often given self-report questionnaires. When such self-report instruments are used, response-shift bias is a possible confounder of results. According to the response-shift theory, pretest information given to subjects might reduce or diminish response-shift bias.
Goedhart, H., Hoogstraten, J.
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Pretesting a Childbirth Handbook
Birth, 1990ABSTRACT: The development of health education materials for pregnant women involves the work of knowledgeable and experienced health professionals, writers, editors, and artists. Frequently, these materials are also extensively reviewed by various experts and organizations prior to publication. Even with all this expert input and review, however, they
J M, Cahill, D M, Mathis
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Beyond the pretesting effect: What happens to the information that is not pretested?
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 2019Taking a test before learning can enhance the long-term retention of the information that was tested, a phenomenon known as the pretesting effect. In the present research, we explored the consequences of pretesting on memory not only for the pretested information but also for nonpretested information. Across 5 experiments and various manipulations (the
Kelsey K, James, Benjamin C, Storm
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The Traditional Pretest Estimator
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 2000Summary: We consider the problem of estimating \(k\) coefficients of interest in a linear regression model when the \((k+1)\)st coefficient is of no interest. The traditional pretest estimator is a two-step estimator of the coefficients of interest based on a t-test for the \((k+1)\)st coefficient. We study the behavior of this estimator.
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