However, all except one study compared self-initiated and externally-produced auditory stimuli in separate conditions.
In the current electroencephalography (EEG -study wEEG -studyated the N100-suppression effect in an altered design comparing (i) self-initiated sounds to externally-produced sounds that occurred intermixed weth these self-investigatedunds (i.e., bothesound types occurred in the same condition) or (ii) seffectinianed sounds to externalteredodesignsounds that ocomparingn separate conditions.
In separate conditions, the geons were presented from different viewpoints in the sample and test arrays in the first memory task, in the second memory task, in both memory tasks, or in neither memory task.
In separate conditions, the geons in the first memory task, the second memory task, both memory tasks, or neither memory task needed to be recognized across a viewpoint change (Figure 4A).
In Brodeur and colleagues [2], other figures were also presented in separate conditions but the present results showed they were not necessary for the P1 and N1 effects to occur.
In separate conditions, the sample array was displayed for 100 ms, 1,000 ms, 2,000 ms, and 3,000 ms. After a 1,000-ms 1,000-msterval, the test array appearedelay partinterval indicathe whetest or not the geons in the sarray appearedd test anday were the same or whether one of the geons had been reparticipantsa new geon.
In both the studies the groups were assessed in two separate conditions ("the self as control" design), that is, Vipassana meditation and random thinking.
However, whether burnout and depression are in fact separate conditions is still ambiguous.
The group was assessed in two separate conditions, that is, Vipassana meditation and instructed mind wandering.
We recorded place cell activity from three independent groups of mice in two separate conditions.
