Be sure that students understand each presentation before moving to the next group.
In Kunde's experiment [12] a warning sign (a click sound) was presented before the presentation of each prime-target pair, which predicted the upcoming stimulus that was always presented 750 ms later.
Before the presentation, each student is given a "peer-evaluation" sheet.
The morning before each student's presentation, the instructor added clicker questions to the PowerPoint slides.
If the subject began to imitate, to clarify each imitation, the experimenter placed her hand palm down on the table before the presentation of each model.
The experimenter waited until it stopped moving, and then a homogeneous gray stimulus was projected for 30 s on the monitors before the presentation of each grating session, which was also timed for 30 s.
Rats were allowed to freely explore the chamber for 4 min before tone presentation on each day began.
Quizzes (20%): We will have a short (10 min) quiz before each lecture/set of presentations, to test the understanding of the material.
We measured the orientation of the paths of walking flies before and after each looming presentation (Fig. 3c).
