Sentence examples for a categorization task from inspiring English sources

The children performed an executive function task, the Dimensional Change Card Sort (DCCS), and children's use of private speech was observed during a categorization task.

In Experiment 2, pictures with pain and neutral scenarios previously used in ERP and fMRI research were used in a categorization task.

Fifty-five late Dutch-English bilinguals were tested on their ability to perceive a difficult L2 speech contrast (the English /æ/-/ε/ contrast) in three different tasks: A categorization task, a word identification task and a lexical decision task.

Due to these concerns, the current experiment used a word list based on previous expert reports together with a categorization task that had a full range of emotion type options, in order to provide a more controlled experimental setting (see below for details of experimental methods).

And in a follow-up study, the same researchers gave a new set of respondents a categorization task: Participants who earlier had imagined a crowd showed quicker reaction times to words like "unaccountable" and "exempt".

These data were obtained while monkeys were actively involved in a categorization task.

Their easy categorization is actually a superordinate categorization task with a search space restricted to one basic level category.

We designed an experiment to specifically burden the executive system by having subjects perform a semantic categorization task while performing a motor adaptation task.

We trained two monkeys on a speed categorization task in which they categorized stimulus speed depending on the position of two different category boundaries.

As our in-scanner tasks were designed so that the performance across the entire age range would be matched, we also conducted 3 more demanding out-of-scanner tasks [the Benton Facial Recognition test, an Expression categorization task and a Gaze direction detection task (Cohen Kadosh et al. 2011)] to assess developmental differences in processing task performance for each face aspect.

First, sound symbolism effects were found using a continuous scale of size judgment rather than a binary categorization task (i.e., small or large?).