Sentence examples for asked subjects from inspiring English sources

Sergent and Dehaene (Psychological Science, 15, 720 728, 2004) asked subjects to rate on a continuous scale the subjective visibility of target words presented during an attentional blink.

In a classic study done in 1977, psychologists asked subjects an array of random questions.

One section asked subjects to choose from a list of "dislikes": "1.

In one experiment, Steinberg asked subjects to play a video game that simulated ordinary driving.

He created a hypothetical scenario about two treatments for colon cancer, and asked subjects to choose between them.

For instance, Tversky and Kahneman asked subjects to estimate what proportion of African nations were members of the United Nations.

This was true even though, when asked, subjects said they did not enjoy literary fiction as much.

In one experiment they asked subjects to respond to a classic moral conundrum known as the Trolley Problem, which is explained below.

They also asked subjects whether they were "personally worried about global warming" and whether the temperature, at that moment, was colder or warmer than usual.

In a control group at Harvard, he asked subjects to walk on a treadmill wearing bicycle helmets lined with varying amounts of lead.

In a famous experiment carried out in the 1970s, researchers asked subjects to look at 10,000 images just once and for just five seconds each.