In the second phase of learning, anticipation-plus-study, the computer randomly presented the A words and the participant had to correctly type the answer.
Survivors and the families of victims recalled horrific stories of how the attack unfolded, and many waited in fear and anticipation to learn the fate of their loved ones.
Finally, antlions' ability to learn about, and respond in anticipation of, prey arrival raises important questions for the evolution of learning.
In terms of the current manuscript, however, the findings from this research on SURGE Next underscore (1) the importance of incentivizing prediction/anticipation and (2) the emphasis of learning gains on intuitive understanding.
After three days of anticipation, Sam learned he was picked up by the St . LouisRams, an emotional moment for any player.
And the same dopamine neurons that initially fired only in anticipation of water quickly learned to fire as soon as the information-providing symbol became visible.
These modulations of dopaminergic firing have been seen in the ventral tegmental area and the VS [ 22, 23, 56] core areas for the neuronal representation of reward PEs, reward anticipation, learning from reinforcement [ 59, 60], and flexible behavioral adaptation (fluid IQ).
Based on these results we suggest broadening the scope of emergency management to systematically include monitoring, anticipation, responding and learning.
Even less is known about the influence of positive arousal (e.g., anticipation of reward) on learning and memory performance in animals.
Some tools clearly straddle boundaries within the definition: Significant Event Analyses (SEA) (a technique commonly used in the UK), for example, straddles past events, future anticipation of similar situations and learning in relation to the significant event.
