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Time Errors in the Method of Pair Comparisons
The American Journal of Psychology, 1990Time errors produced by the method of constant stimuli depend on the position of the standard within the range of variable stimuli (asymmetry effect) and on the order of the compared stimuli (presentation-order effect). Both effects were found using the method of pair comparisons.
MASIN, SERGIO CESARE, AGOSTINI, A.
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COMPARISON OF TACTILE AND AUDITORY TIME JUDGMENTS
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1966Ss adjusted variable auditory and tactile durations to equal standard durations in the opposite mode. No differences between auditory and tactile time judgments were observed.
Rudolph H. Ehrensing, William T. Lhamon
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A Comparison of Tactile and Auditory Time Judgment
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1962Recent experiments (Goldstone, Boardman, & Lhamon, 1959; Goldstone, Jernigan, Lhamon, 8: Boardman, 1959) demonstrated that a longer visual rhan auditory input is likely to be judged equivalent to Ss' concept of one clock second. Other studies (Behar & Bevan, 1960; Behar & Bevan, 1961 ) verified the tendency to judge longer lights than sounds equivalent
W T, LHAMON, R, EDELBERG, S, GOLDSTONE
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The impact of heterogeneity on the comparison of survival times
Statistics in Medicine, 1987AbstractWe consider several sources of heterogeneity in a clinical trial with patients' survival time as the main response criterion: differences in prognosis which can be attributed to a latent or ignored prognostic factor; differences in treatment efficacy in subgroups of patients, and differences in treatment combinations received by the patients ...
M, Schumacher, M, Olschewski, C, Schmoor
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Contesting Time: International Comparisons of Employee Control of Working Time
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 2004The authors hypothesize that three broad factors affect the degree of workers' control over the timing and the total hours of their work: the institutional and regulatory environment within the country, labor market conditions, and management and labor union strategies.
Peter Berg +3 more
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Comparison of Dual Orderings in Time II
2008In the direction of researches on formalization in the social sciences [6,1,7], several papers were devoted to analyzing the dual interplay between cultural components (categories of words) and actual practices (welfare treatments, programs ...).
Vincent Duquenne, John Mohr
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Comparison of Time Codes for Source Encoding
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1974The time information for source-encoded, or compressed, sampled time functions is treated as a two-symbol source, the symbols corresponding to redundant and nonredundant samples. The entropy of this source for both the statistically independent symbol model and the Markov model is used as a reference for the comparison of time codes.
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A comparison of hand and foot movement times
Ergonomics, 1991Three experiments are reported in which a comparison is made between the times for movement of the hand and the foot. Both ballistic and visually-controlled movements were studied. It was found that execution time for foot movements is generally about twice as long as that for the equivalent arm movement.
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Time comparison system, time comparison device, and time comparison method
2023SAKUMA HIROKI +2 more
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