Physiological VRPs differ from performance VRPs.
Probe trials were then conducted to rule out the use of olfactory cues in solving the task; it was expected that probe trial performance should differ from performance on the first day but not from performance on the last day, so these were examined with repeated-measures ANOVA comparing trial type (training/probe) against day (first/last).
Standing balance control in children, measured as sway performance, differs from sway performance in adults [ 6].
DST performance in validation studies differs greatly from performance integrated within a TB control program.
Preplanned pairwise comparisons (using the Bonferroni correction) showed that participants performed better overall on the congruent discrimination (mean=78%) than on the incongruent discrimination (mean=72%, p<0.05), while performance on the standard discrimination (mean=74%) did not differ from performances on either the congruent or incongruent discriminations.
In all three age groups tested, average performance in the final practice session did not differ significantly from performance in the retention session two months later [accuracy: (F1,20 = 0.01, P = .9201; F1,20 = 0.70, P = .4127); speed: (F1,20 = 0.00, P = .9933; F1,20 = 0.00, P = .9915), judgment and production tasks, respectively].
In all three age groups tested, average performance in the final practice session did not differ significantly from performance in the retention session two months later in terms of speed (F1,21 = 1.60, P = .2199; F1,20 = 2.21, P = .1529; judgment and production tasks, respectively).
The same study showed also that when participants were asked to discriminate two differently shaped objects according to surface area, their performance did not differ from their performance during the volume task.
Contrary to expectations, we observed in Experiment 1 that amusics' bisection performance did not differ from controls' performance neither for accuracy nor precision, thus failing to reveal a deficit in spatial processing.
