Sentence examples for index of behavioural from inspiring English sources

The Card Arranging Reward Responsivity Objective Test (CARROT) assessed behavioural appetitive motivation and the computerised Q-TASK provided an index of behavioural aversive motivation.

No significant difference emerged on the indices of behavioural response to the OC stressor tasks.

To do this we performed correlations between symptom measures and two indices of behavioural performance; area-under-the curve (AUC) for error scores and reaction time.

However, when the results of the good performers were entered separately into the analysis, sizeable correlations with indices of behavioural regulation (inhibition, impulsivity) appeared, and reached significance despite the small size of the subsample.

It provided an index of poor behavioural and cognitive flexibility in SHR.

To evaluate navigation performances, different types of behavioural indices (efficiency to the task, disorientation and behavioural navigation on home page) were analysed.

However, others view RT as a behavioural index of key cognitive processes, which is likely linked to underlying neural activity.

Within the right inferior parietal region the change in BOLD signal was highly correlated with a behavioural index of discourse compression based in re-telling, providing converging evidence for the role of the right inferior parietal region in the representation of discourse.

We hypothesized that this task could function - during the 'full body illusion' described above - as an effective measure for probing global aspects of bodily self-consciousness (global ownership and self-location) because the crossmodal congruency effect (CCE) can function as a behavioural index of whether visual and tactile stimuli are functionally perceived to be at the same spatial location.

By asking the participants to close their eyes and point to where they had sensed the touch we obtained a behavioural index of the illusion.

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