Sentence examples for illusory trials from inspiring English sources

In the newer paradigm, the subject's attention is directed to a specific site between the 'locator' and 'attractor' sites and subjects are asked to indicate if they perceived this site as being stimulated during illusory trials [1], [13].

Because of this, the absolute number of illusory perceptions per trial (pareidolia rate) was also recorded.

If a participant experienced both a veridical and an illusory perception within the same trial, the trial would be recorded as a correct response for the purposes of signal detection analysis, but the number of illusory responses in total was also recorded in order to calculate pareidolia rate.

Absolute number of false alarms per trial (pareidolia rate) was also explored, in order to account for participants who perceived multiple illusory objects within the same trial.

In addition to the subjective ratings indicating that participants were experiencing illusory ownership of the feedback voice, a trial-by-trial assessment of vocal production revealed that participants shifted their F0 to follow that of the feedback voice.

Some illusions can be elicited reliably and constant in time (e.g. Kanisza triangle), whereas for other illusions trial-by-trial variability between veridical and illusory perception has been reported (e.g. double-flash illusion [34]).

Their subjects replicated the extents of illusory movement and aftereffect after each trial.

Higher Q2 ratings at the later time points for the Early Mismatch group (see Figure 3b) may indicate that after many further trials of congruent feedback, the illusory percept appeared to build again.

In this review paper, we will survey studies in which subjects' perception switches between illusory and veridical perception over time or on a trial-by-trial basis.

It is illusory to perform and conduct a randomized clinical trial (RCT) when a surgical procedure is routinely used by most surgeons.

Immediately after the trial, they were required to replicate the illusory movement at the velocity they remembered by actually moving their hand.