Sentence examples for false captions from inspiring English sources
The first edition reveals cases where false captions were put on old videos, people were wrongfully identified as perpetrators of crimes or real facts were massively exaggerated.
Since it was assumed that many of the subjects in the pictures had been murdered, di Capua could no more prove that the captions were false than Vishniac could prove they were true.
A similar repeated-measure analysis of false alarm rates for captions that had been followed by images failed to show significant effects due to valence, type of rating or their interaction.
The band's faces are mocked a little by their reduction to empty black lines and easy-match colours; they are captioned - with false workerism - Alex, bassist; Dave, drummer; Graham, guitarist; and Damon, singer.
As expected, false alarms were lowest for new captions (see Table 1 for means).
The original picture caption used the term "false positives" when in fact the problem is the discovery of real tumours that may or may not be dangerous.
As in previous experiments, an initial exploration of effects due to emotional valence and type of rating on source memory was carried out using hit rates (frequency of "yes" responses for captions that had preceded pictures) and false alarms ("yes" responses to captions that had been followed by imagery).
Initial analyses were conducted using a within-participant comparison of hit rates for captions from picture trials, and of false alarm rates from image or sentence trials, or that were new.
(Captions are from "Bureaucratics").
Captions are from Chandler.
