We deployed satellite- and GPS-telemetry collars on wolves, elk, and cattle (n = 16, 10 and 78, respectively) and measured seven prey response variables during periods of wolf presence and absence (speed, path sinuosity, time spent head-up, distance to neighboring animals, terrain ruggedness, slope and distance to forest).
The sign of the correlation between confidence and reaction time has been found to depend on response demands, with a negative correlation in the absence of speed pressure and a positive correlation under speed pressure (see Pleskac & Busemeyer, 2010, for a computational account of this phenomenon).
The teenagers who dart among them are jaywalking, but she and classmates like Candice Weatherly, 17, blame the absence of speed bumps or school zone signs to alert drivers.
Further, a novel path-planning model has been presented for the better operation of autonomous vehicles in the absence of speed lanes (Kala and Warwick 2013).
Interestingly, isolated observers' confidence estimates are negatively correlated with their reaction times when responses are given in the absence of speed pressure (e.g., Patel, Fleming, & Kilner, 2012; Pleskac & Busemeyer, 2010; Vickers & Packer, 1982), raising the possibility that a Minimum Reaction Time Slating (MRTS) algorithm may be sufficient to yield a 2HBT1 effect.
The tax credit particularly strengthened sales of cheaper houses, and now its absence is speeding their fall.
It confirmed that, in the absence of reliable speed recordings, the automatic pilot returned the aircraft to manual control.
The striking thing about the growth in China's total factor productivity is not its absence but its speed: the fastest in the world over the past decade.
Automakers commonly specify that tire makers include nylon for vehicles to be sold in South America because of the poor roads and because drivers frequently go extremely fast in the absence of enforced speed limits, Mr. Harmon said.
The independent variables were impeller type (turbine or blade), baffle (presence or absence), and stirring speed (150 or 350 rpm).
Did the authors use a control task in which the monkeys simply made the same saccade responses in the absence of stimulus speed category?
