Sentence examples for administered a task from inspiring English sources

Holmboe and colleagues administered a task in which 9- to 10-month-old infants at high familial risk of ASD were required selectively to inhibit their looks to a peripherally occurring distractor and found that a subset showed difficulty disengaging attention, as well as less selective inhibition (Holmboe et al., 2010).

To reduce a possible learning effect, we administered a baseline task after the respective aftereffect tasks.

The participants were 52 students in a school of design, who were administered a designing task and the Meaning Test, assessing a broad range of cognitive processes.

The results of Experiment 1, which administered a Stroop task with five SOAs in a manual response modality, clearly showed a different pattern to those of Glaser and Glaser (1982) and Roelofs (2010).

72, 78 In one, a subsample of patients with partial seizures taking part in a randomized, double-blind, controlled study comparing the cognitive effects of TPM and LTG, was administered a computerized task measuring scanning, divided attention, and effective field of view (via the Performance On-Line, or POL).

Polderman et al. (2006) administered a memory-task comparable to the SMS-task to 12-years old twins and their siblings (97 MZ and 80 DZ twin pairs, and 55 siblings of these twins).

The children were administered a rhyme judgment task and seven computerized neuropsychological tasks specifically designed and adapted for deaf children to evaluate vocabulary knowledge, attention, memory and executive functions in deaf children.

As an index of English and Chinese fluency at the single word and connected speech levels, we administered a verbal fluency task and a composite picture description task on the same occasion as MRI scanning.

*Henriksen (2008) administered a free association task and a WAF test (i.e., the word connection task) that had the same target words to examine the depth knowledge of adolescent Danish-speaking EFL learners.

Using this interface, Wass et al. (2011) administered a battery of tasks targeting interference resolution, inhibition, task switching, and working memory for objects embedded in scenes of varying complexity to typically developing 11-month-old infants.

Strakowski et al. (2010) administered a delayed reward task to assess the ability to delay gratification.