The phrase "a particular response of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific reaction or answer related to a subject or situation.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze a particular response of participants to the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "a specific reaction of" or "a distinct answer from".
To study loneliness in different groups (e.g., twins and parents, or men and women) it must first be established that the TILS is measurement invariant (MI), meaning that given a certain level of loneliness (the factor score), individuals from different groups have the same probability of a particular response on one of the 3 items of the TILS.
Single-consonant confusions were analyzed from 230 normal hearing participants in terms of the probability of choice of a particular response on the basis of acoustic-phonetic, lexical, and frequency variables.
Each element in the third matrix is the probability, given that a particular process is active, that it will emit a particular response on a particular kind of trial.
Each of her writers has a particular response to the approach of death, with the exception of the novelist James Salter, whom she met at his Long Island home when he was still very much alive, and who told her – this took her aback – that at 89 he didn't often think of it.
IRT comprises a group of parametric and non-parametric models expressing the probability of a particular response to a scale item as a function of the latent trait of the individual and of characteristics of the item [ 14].
If we are to understand the molecular basis of a particular response to a targeted therapy, or the potential routes to acquired resistance, it is critical that we understand the exact biochemical consequences of perturbing a particular addiction.
Student perceptions about working in rural Nepal after graduation were studied using a semi-structured questionnaire shown in the Additional file 1. Participant responses were analysed, grouped together and the number of respondents stating a particular response (frequency of response) was noted.
According to Thorndike's stimulus response theory, learning, which is reducible to the strengthening and weakening of the tendency to perform a particular response in the presence of a particular stimulus, occurs only when that response is performed; learning, in other words, depends on trial and error.
For each item a set of Option Characteristic Curves (OCCs) is generated in which the probability of choosing a particular response is plotted against the range of psychopathology severity.
