Sentence examples for compatible stimuli from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, RAP seemed to be affected by compatibility, suggesting an enhanced motor facilitation in response to compatible stimuli.
Notably, early studies on the relationship between binocular fusion and binocular rivalry have suggested something similar, that the visual system needs to examine the compatibility of two monocular stimuli at stimulus onset [33], [34], and that compatible stimuli leads to binocular fusion or binocular disparity and incompatible stimuli to binocular rivalry [35], [36].
The answer was a polymerization process that featured two different but compatible stimuli – in this case, light and a chemical oxidant.
In the OHG, responses from compatible stimuli (M = 826 ms, SD = 99) were shorter than responses from incompatible stimuli (M = 1053 ms, SD = 85; p<0.05).
Therefore, one can use this approach to compare different grouping principles on a common scale with highly compatible stimulus sets.
The experimental procedure was the same as Experiment 1, with the exception that the compatible stimulus combination here consisted of the presentation of the pointed star together with the higher pitched tone and the curvilinear star with the lower pitched tone.
In IDCP and CDIP, both irrelevant dimensions conveyed contradictory spatial information (S-S incompatibility), while compatibility between both irrelevant dimensions occurred in CDCP and IDIP (the direction indicated was compatible with stimulus position).
One way out of this apparent conundrum would be to posit that, for pointing movements, an abrupt onset involving all of the distractors is as compatible a stimulus as an abrupt onset at the target itself.
No differences between compatible and neutral stimuli were observed (p = 0.99).
As such, a choice with a preceding invalid cue (that is, representing prior knowledge that is not compatible with the stimulus) would cause slower and fewer correct decisions.
Compatible (60%) and incompatible stimuli (20%) and Nogo-stimuli (circle) (20%) were presented randomly.
