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The proposed technique is similar to duplication with comparison, wherein duplicated function module and comparator act as a function checker that detects any erroneous response of the original function module.

The strategies were arranged based on the abstract/concrete (i.e. implicit/explicit) criterion (Aljaafreh and Lantolf, 1994) which are as follows: confirming/rejecting response, asking the erroneous response with a questioning tone, asking leading questions, using a dictionary, translation, providing correct response asking the erroneous response whit a and explanation.

In that study the amplitude of the Contingent Negative Variation (CNV), a brain potential indexing preparatory attention, was decreased before stimulus presentation when an erroneous response occurred.

One other possible strategy for behavioral adjustment has been described in previous experiments on humans by Rabbitt et al. [29], who reported a prolongation of RT after an erroneous response that seemed to be more evident in reaction time tasks.

Reaction times of correct trials given directly after those response-matched correct trials (post-correct trials) and response times of correct responses given directly after an erroneous response (post-error trials) provide the basis for post-error slowing analysis.

On trials were only Noise is present correctly withholding a response is referred to as a "Correct Rejection" (CR) while an erroneous response is a "False Alarm" (FA) (see table 1).

These were nurtured by the frequent Iraqi refusals throughout the 90s to let UN inspectors enter sites and by evasive and erroneous responses to inspectors' inquiries.

These results accord with a more general role for IFC in attention, the focus of which is likely to be captured when erroneous responses are detected6,8,38,39.

However, instead of realizing checker with full error-detection capability, we select a subset of erroneous responses to implement partial, but simplified function checker.

In the English experiment, participants' vocal responses were evaluated for each trial and reaction times corresponding to erroneous responses [incorrect naming, verbal disfluencies (i.e., utterance repairs, stuttering) and nonresponses] were excluded from further analysis.

In surveys of voting behavior, for example, some voters give erroneous responses: lying about whether they voted, misremembering whether they did so or being uncertain about whether their ballot was ultimately counted.