It should be noted that the multiple-choice version of the question appeared first on the exam forms, with the essay version occurring six questions later.
The order of questions on all exams was: multiple-choice version of maple tree or corn question, Euglena question, geranium root question, and essay version of maple tree or corn question.
For example, if the standard two-choice version of a Simon task requires pressing a left and right response key to the blue and green color, respectively, of a lateralized stimulus, the joint version would require one participant to press the left key whenever a blue stimulus occurs and the other participant to press the right key whenever a green stimulus is presented.
Focusing on the 5CSRT, a recent in vivo microdialysis study using a simplified "one-choice" version of the task found that, although levels of 5-HT did not alter during performance of the task, animals that made more premature responses on the task had higher levels of 5-HT in the medial PFC (Dalley, Theobald, Eagle, Passetti, & Robbins, 2002).
Where relevant, following completion of these manipulation sessions in the 5-CSRTT, the extent to which any effects on behavior could be attributed to attentional processes was further assessed in a 1-choice version of the task (1-CSRTT) in which attentional demands of the task were reduced by only presenting the stimulus in the central response hole (12,29).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00736.006 As two of the lesion groups showed clear spatial memory deficits, rats were tested on a forced-choice version of the radial-arm maze task so sensori-motor behavior could be controlled across groups and reward contingencies could be matched.
Microsoft responded that the company would offer manufacturers a choice: one version of Windows that was obsolete, or another that did not work properly.
The Discrete-Choice Method is a choice-based version of a conjoint analysis that was made possible by the theoretical work of Lancaster [ 31] and McFadden [ 32].
As she sang her less-than-obvious set choices — a version of the bebop song "Bernie's Tune," with words by Lieber and Stoller; "Monk's Mood," by Monk, with words by the Dutch singer Soesja Citroen; and Bessie Smith's "Take It Right Back" — she stamped out the lines with authority and power and a bit of outrageousness, as if they were home truths, not history assignments.
