Sentence examples for correctness of response from inspiring English sources

To check for order and learning effects, RTs of correct hits and rejections and proportion of correct and false hits were analysed separately with repeated measures ANOVAs with Treatment Order as between-subjects factor, and Session, Response Type (new vs. old words), Correctness of Response (correct vs. false hits) and Valence (emotional vs. neutral) as within-subjects.

The error-likelihood model would predict such a difference: an increased ACC activity would be expected for all yes-responses compared to no-responses regardless of the correctness of response (Hit/false alarm) and the learning mode.

For example, it is quite possible that there was some degree of uncertainty about the correctness of responses, especially as the task is demanding in terms of response speed.

In college biology courses, clicker questions graded on participation and not correctness of responses is one strategy.

For comparing the correctness of responses and the response times obtained with text and VCM, we considered three factors: evaluator, document length and question type (i.e. with explicit or implicit response).

When answering the questions, correctness of the responses and response time were recorded.

We compared the correctness of the responses, the response time and the satisfaction obtained when general practitioners sought an answer to a medical question in a drug monograph, using either a textual interface or a graphical interface with "Mister VCM".

Of the participants who failed tests, most of them (8.5/58) failed to show an interaction between the correctness of the response and whether the response was a target or a lure (third criterion).

This means that simply talking about hydrogen in a response is not indicative of a level 1 or 3 response, but the relationships to other ideas with hydrogen are critical for determining "correctness" of a response.

The participants received immediate feedback on the correctness of the response via a red box marking the correct picture.

Next, a second block was presented in which again the same Go/Nogo task was presented, but now on approximately half of the trials after a fast hit or an error, participants were additionally asked to rate how certain they were about the correctness of their response on a Likert scale from 1 (very certainly correct) to 7 (very certainly incorrect).