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Intersensory and Intrasensory Effects in Simple Reaction Time
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1964Reaction time was measured as a function of the interval between an irrelevant stimulus, and a reaction stimulus, for visual and auditory stimuli. Reaction time was inversely related to the length of the interval, when both stimuli were in the same sense mode, but remained relatively constant for stimuli differing in sense mode.
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Effects of Moment of Inertia on Simple Reaction Time
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1989Two experiments examined the effect of altering the moment of inertia within an anatomical unit on simple reaction time (SRT), premotor time (PMT), and motor time (MOT) during the initiation of a discrete rapid movement. In Experiment 1 (N = 14), moment of inertia of the forearm was increased with the addition of a weighted cuff fastened around the ...
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Simple and Choice Reaction Time in Spastic Hemiplegics
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1971SUMMARYThe results of tests to determine reaction times in a group of 10 patients with spastic hemiplegia (mean age 18.4 years) suggest four main conclusions. (1) There are fundamental differences between congenital and acquired cases of unilateral brain injury.
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Salivary Testosterone and Simple Reaction Time Parameters
Neuropsychobiology, 2008A study on 64 healthy young men was carried out to investigate the relationships between salivary testosterone (TS) levels and simple reaction time (RT) parameters under baseline and experimental stress conditions. Two similar simple RT tasks during an anticipation period (test 1, without feedback) and a stress period (test 2, feedback) were used ...
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Effect of Motivating Instructions on Simple Reaction Time
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1963Twenty-four male patients with no history of cerebral damage or psychosis and 24 non-hospitalized male Ss received 65 simple reaction time (RT) trials under constant 6-sec. foreperiod conditions. No preparatory signal was used. Time between onset of a visual stimulus and its termination by Ss depression of a telegraph key was the RT.
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Instruction Bias and Simple Reaction Time
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979M, Bartels, J, Beck, D, Clayson
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Metacontrast and simple reaction time: A reexamination.
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1974R W, Proctor +2 more
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Alpha EEG and Simple Reaction Time
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1981J D, Adler, J, Sifft
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Simple Reaction Time In Adolescents
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2015Annie Gagné +4 more
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Foreperiod and simple reaction time.
Psychological Bulletin, 1981Pekka Niemi, Risto Näätänen
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