Sentence examples for making deceptive responses from inspiring English sources
The deception task index reflected the difficulty making deceptive responses regardless of the participant's basic recognition memory performance, and was therefore used for correlation analyses.
This activity may reflect motor regulation during button pressing when making deceptive responses.
> -wrap-foot> In the present study, we tested our hypothesis that patients with Parkinson's disease have difficulty making deceptive responses due to dysfunction of the prefrontal cortex.
Using a novel cognitive task, we confirmed that patients with Parkinson's disease (n = 32) had difficulty making deceptive responses relative to healthy controls (n = 20).
In conclusion, our results provide new evidence that damage to the prefrontal cortex disrupts the processes involved in making deceptive responses in Parkinson's disease patients.
The available evidence allows us to hypothesize that Parkinson's disease patients have difficulty making deceptive responses due to dysfunction of the prefrontal executive system, and that this is the reason why they seem to be relatively honest compared with healthy individuals.
As predicted, the patients could not successfully make deceptive responses compared with the healthy controls.
Together, these findings support the view that the patients' deteriorated performance was definitely derived from a failure to inhibit true responses and make deceptive responses.
In the cue-target procedure, participants know whether they should make deceptive responses first, and then, provide judgments about the stimuli.
In each "Lie" block, 5 "True targets" and 5 "New targets" were presented in randomized order, and subjects were asked to make deceptive responses (i.e., "new" responses for "True targets" and "old" responses for "New targets").
On the other hand, in the target-cue procedure, participants make judgments about the target stimuli first, after which, the cue stimuli suggest whether or not they should make deceptive responses.
