Sentence examples for enacted observed from inspiring English sources

Response was given by pressing one of three keys (new, enacted, observed) as fast and as accurately as possible.

To assess group differences, andand B″D scores, and accuracy scores on the Free Recall and Source Memory Task were submitted to separate 2×2 ANOVAs, with group (AS, comparison participants) as between-subjects factor and type of encoding (enacted, observed) as within-subjects factor.

While the data in Table 2 depict observed seat belt use for a short 1-year time period before the law was enacted, observed seat belt use for the years 2004 through 2010 was consistently below 20%.

This offers one account for why we perceive similarities between enacting, observing, and recalling specific behaviors; and understand the minds and behaviors of others (Decety & Grèzes, 2006).

In the domain of geometry, Petrick and Martin (2012) describe an intervention where high-school students physically enacted (versus observed) dynamic geometric relations, and found that enactment improved learning gains.

The present results showed the absence of enactment effect, i.e. a positive difference between the proportions of enacted vs. observed (visually and verbally encoded) items in individuals with AS.

This was done separately for enacted and observed items.

In this view, episodic information could be only partially integrated and, consequently, visual and semantic information might overwhelm sensorimotor signals, leading to a substantial similarity between enacted and observed actions.

In view of the excellent performance of the two groups, we verified that A' scores significantly differed from a ceiling response (i.e. 100% correct detections) by running separate t-tests on enacted and observed items.

Moreover, six separate correlation analyses (Pearson Product Moment test) were performed between memory measures for enacted and observed items on the three experimental tasks (Free Recall, Recognition and Source Memory) and ToM ability, as assessed by the Faux Pas task.

The last measure was a Source Memory task, in which participants viewed the 60-sentence list a second time and decided whether old items corresponded to enacted or observed items.