Schizophrenic patients presented a performance deficit (accuracy and reaction times) in the perception of both changeable and stable aspects of faces, without any specific deficit for emotional decoding.
The deficits in accuracy to the S2 stimuli were present from 6 months of age and were progressive.
Morris et al. [ 1] found no significant difference in planning time between patients with schizophrenia and healthy controls, but a deficit in accuracy and execution time in patients – results similar to those in patients with frontal lobe lesions [ 8].
However, the present data also suggest that DNMTP choice accuracy deficits observed previously cannot be attributed to a galanin-induced change in reinforcer efficacy.
To investigate whether deficits in empathic accuracy (i.e., ability to recognize emotion in others) in patients with neurodegenerative disease are associated with greater depression in their caregivers.
Previous research has reported pathological cases showing deficits in both accuracy and precision (e.g., hemi-neglect patients [30], [36]) or solely in precision (e.g., [37]).
Accuracy We first tested whether RD children had accuracy deficits in identifying and discriminating speech contrasts.
Do RD children show speed and accuracy deficits in identifying and discriminating speech contrasts?
Do RD children show speed and accuracy deficits in the perception of fast transitions after controlling for acoustic similarity?
Our results provided no evidence that reading disabled children had accuracy deficits in identifying and discriminating speech contrasts.
Accuracy We first tested whether RD children had accuracy deficits in identifying and discriminating speech contrasts and whether stop consonants were especially difficult for RD children.
