He promised again to "defeat the barbarians of ISIS" but without resolving the long-standing question of whether he could do so without committing significantly more U.S. forces to the battle.
The 3.0 mg/kg exposed males committed significantly more omission errors than control males during the final 1/3 of each testing session, specifically on trials that followed an error, which implicates impaired sustained attention and increased reactivity to committing an error.
Participants committed significantly more errors in incompatible (5.4%) than in compatible items (2.8%).
Unexpectedly, participants committed significantly more errors in between-decade items (7.9%) than in within-decade items (3.9%).
Woodpecker finches, Cactospiza pallida, committed significantly more preservative errors than small tree finches, Camarhynchus parvulus, which the authors attributed to the woodpecker finches' foraging style.
As expected, neglect patients committed significantly more errors in between- as compared to within-decade comparisons [ t(5) = 10.0; p < .001; 16.7% vs. 8.8% errors, respectively].
We identified that nurses committed significantly more errors in infusion pump programming and intravenous push delivery, and failed to detect errors in several critical parameters of medication verification when interrupted.
Pairwise comparisons revealed that the neglect group committed significantly more errors (12.7%, p < .001) than both, the patient control group (2.5%) as well as the healthy control group (2.3%), while the two control groups did not differ.
Nevertheless, evaluation of arcsine-transformed error rates revealed significant main effects of group F 2,130) = 26.8, p < .001] and of unit-decade compatibility F 1,131) = 4.1, p < .05]: Neglect patients committed significantly more errors (9.1%) than patient controls (1.9%) or healthy controls (0.8%).
