Sentence examples for application panels from inspiring English sources

The design was identical to that used in experiment 1 except that the rule derivation and rule application panels were displayed successively rather than simultaneously.

In keeping with experiment 1, application panels were broken down into 4 event types, simple near analogical, simple far analogical, compound near analogical, and compound far analogical.

Separating the rule derivation and rule application panels in this way also controlled for the diversity of the visual display when applying rules during far-analogy problems.

2) A far analogical problem in which the surface features were drawn from visually distinct categories in the derivation and application panels, for example, if the number of dots incremented by 2 in each step of the derivation panel, then the application panel could contain shapes with a variable numbers of sides (Fig. 1, right).

Each rule derivation panel was included in 2 types of problem. 1) A near-analogy problem, in which surface features were drawn from the same category in the derivation and the application panels, for example, if number of dots incremented by 2 in each step of the derivation panel, then the application panel would also consist of objects with a variable number of dots (Fig. 1, left).

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Each problem consisted of 2 panels, a rule derivation panel and a rule application panel.

The rule application panel contained 4 objects, 1 at the top and 3 at the bottom (Fig. 1).

Participants pressed a button to indicate when they had derived the rule, and after a delay of 3.6 s, the application panel was presented.

Since all rule derivation panels were displayed twice (once prior to a near analogical and once prior to a far analogical application panel), explicitly modeling presentation number in this way allowed us to examine derivation of rules free from any potential confounds related to rule familiarity.

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