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In their experiments, experts performed much better than novices on a matching task with similar and dissimilar distractors.

Five chimpanzees given an isotope marker performed a matching task with conspecific faces and objects.

Previous studies of CP-control differences in reaction times in facial identification tasks have provided mixed results: An increase in CPs reaction times in a matching task with unlimited exposure duration [15], but no difference in reaction times in a delayed recognition task with a limited presentation time (200ms) during learning [44].

In the present study, we investigated the processing of word stress and vowel quality using an identity matching task with pseudowords.

Participants performed a part (top or bottom) matching task with chimeric images made from the tops and bottoms of different stimuli.

Therefore, each subject was randomly assigned to the following four blocks: 1) position matching task with the non-preferred side as the matching arm; 2) position matching task with the preferred side as the matching arm; 3) motion matching task with the non-preferred side as the matching arm; and 4) motion matching task with the preferred side as the matching arm.

Cortical stimulation was delivered time-locked to the picture naming or written word-picture matching task with graded intensities.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of intranasal oxytocin in a facial emotion matching task in patients with schizophrenia and healthy volunteers.

The ANOVA revealed no interaction of cycle and modality, and no three-way interaction between cycle, aphasia group and modality (F < 1), indicating that patients with Wernicke's aphasia were consistently worse at the word picture matching task than patients with semantic aphasia across cycles.

Wade (1974) used a letter matching task and asked participants to confirm with a button press that they had understood the task-feedback after each trial.

We tested the influence of interhemispheric connections on language lateralization using dynamic causal modeling (DCM) (Friston et al. 2003) to estimate the causal and directional influence of one hemisphere on the other during a semantic matching task with both verbal and nonverbal stimuli.