Sentence examples for coherence judgment from inspiring English sources

A difficulty pertaining to theories of coherence that construe coherence as a multidimensional concept is to specify how the different dimensions are to be amalgamated so as to produce an overall coherence judgment.

Each participant had to make a coherence judgment for 150 fragmented and 75 scrambled line drawings.

We used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to record participants' electromagnetic brain responses during a visual coherence judgment task.

If this proposed neural model holds true, OFC activation in the coherence judgment task should then be directly linked to an intuitive feeling of coherence.

(2) As suggested by the results of Bar and colleagues' (2006) research, but until now not seen in a coherence judgment task, this differential increase in OFC activation must be temporally observed before a differentiation in object recognition areas occurs.

Condition 3 therefore is necessary to remove the concern that OFC activation found for the perception of coherence may be confounded with physical stimulus characteristics that is, explicable via differential aspects of the two stimulus types that are unrelated to the subjective coherence judgment.

Bowers and colleagues (1990) created several paradigms to investigate intuition in the context of coherence judgments.

Mean reaction times of the coherence judgments for the different stimulus types and responses are given in Table  3.

Similarly, Luu et al. (2010) suggested that reentrant processing dynamics of the OFC are present in visual coherence judgments.

This is true even for those coherence judgments after which participants cannot explicitly name the objects displayed but solely report having had a "feeling of coherence".

Future research will have to clarify to what extent the proposed model can be generalized over different domains of coherence judgments (e.g., different sensory domains, semantic judgments).