The excellent agreement regarding AD-related NT pathology in stages IV VI following our instructions indicates that indeed AD-related IHC labeled NT pathology is comparable even when assessed by different neuropathologists.
A visual instruction indicated that the task had ended.
The instruction indicated that participants should perform either analogical judgment ("analogy" task) or identity judgment ("match" task).
Reaction time decreased with more semantic relationships for both encoding instructions, indicating that semantic analysis was performed during the non-semantic encoding task.
Participants were given verbal instructions indicating that they would passively view various pictures.
The participants read short instructions indicating that the goal of the experiment was to test how people perceive emotions within facial expressions and that some images would be computer generated while others would be photographs of human faces.
Instructions indicated that the participants were to rank each face from 1st (most likely to have been seen before) to 3rd (least likely to have been seen before).
The instructions indicate that principal investigators (PIs) should be included in the budget section under "Personnel" only if they'll be getting paid from the grant.
Behavioural results indicate that participants used instructions to adapt their behaviour faster to changes in the environment when instructions indicated that negative feedback was more informative, even if it was simultaneously less surprising.
