In summary we show that the effects of familiarity between an experimenter and her subjects extend beyond a reduction of stress- and anxiety-like behaviours (Bayne, 2002; Davis, 2002) and that familiarity even affects the outcome of interactive cognitive experiments.
We thereby provide evidence that familiarity may not only affect anxiety-like or stress-related behaviours as previously reported (von Bayern and Emery, 2009; Bayne, 2002; Chang and Hart, 2002) but also the outcome of interactive cognitive experiments.
In this practice, we can re-place Graphic Scores into a new interactive category, and re-consider visual art as an outcome of sound practices.
An outcome of Ensemble DeNote's innovative, performance presentation interactive Mozart Project Live!, this fine collection of three varied works from the 1780s sheds light on Mozart's effortless originality.
Stopping performance depends on the outcome of an interactive race between a Go process (activated by the go-signal) building up to response threshold and a Stop process (activated by the stop-signal) that can inhibit the Go process [2].
The workshop "Listening to Central Park North" will present the outcome of an interactive oral history project on New York City's Central Park North, a neighborhood central to understanding Manhattan's cultural geography yet often placed in the periphery of its history.
We used the outcome of an interactive poll in which we asked Forbes.com users to give a city a thumbs-up, a thumbs-down or a shrug to come up with singles "buzz".
Buzz Factor: The city's buzz factor is determined by the outcome of an interactive poll in which we asked our readers to give a city a thumbs-up, a thumbs-down or a shrug.
Furthermore, it also helps to predict the possible outcome of the interactive decision problem.
"The viewer is very important to the outcome of my interactive work," says Barcia-Colombo.
Essentially, by using the power of their mind and tapping into the power of imagination, they control the outcome of this interactive experience.
