The five answer words showed the most frequent associations from many native speaker norming lists, whereas the five semantically related distractors were "infrequent responses given by only one native speaker in the norming lists; that is, these words represent potential but clearly more peripheral links in the lexical net" (p. 42).
The segments that contained the infrequent responses of the behavioral task were discarded.
Originality was scored by the number of statistically infrequent responses on the basis of normative data; it reflects the ability to produce uncommon or unique ideas.
Cannabis users produced more original (i.e. statistically infrequent) responses on an associative ability test when intoxicated with the drug compared to users given placebo (Block, Farinpour, & Braverman, 1992).
These intuitions are diagrammed in Figure 7. Compared to SHR, WKY displayed long-but-infrequent response bouts (high p and low b in Figure 6) in both assessment epochs.
In an e-mail message this month, Mr. Solis said that when he would preach battlefield restraint in class, a "not infrequent cadet response" would be something to the effect of "Yeah?
Volunteers were instructed to monitor the stimulus set for infrequent deviant response trials (1 of the 8 experimental videos, rotated 4° from the upright position) and responded to detected deviants with a button press.
In this setting, complete responses may be infrequent, and modest response rates or non-progression may suggest drug activity and lead to drug approval [ 8].
Nevertheless, as we noted, caution is needed when interpreting findings for the infrequent correct conflict responses.
For endocrine therapies, the prolonged duration of autophagy - even when prodeath is not immediately lethal - may explain why cell death is generally slow in vitro and why complete pathological responses are infrequent even among highly responsive ERα-positive breast tumors.
