Sentence examples for modalities of feedback from inspiring English sources

Second, the fact that drill and practice or drill and strategy training can involve multiple strategies and training techniques (e.g., times eye tracking, computer programs, paper-pencil tasks, errorless learning, group learning, and various modalities of feedback) prevented us from describing them in detail and some of these specific strategies might explain differences in outcomes.

The N200 is a frontocentral negative wave peaking between 100 and 250 ms after stimulus onset that is larger to negative than positive feedback, regardless of sensory modality of the feedback signal, and is also larger to negative than positive outcomes in psychophysiological tasks [ 4, 5].

This is the first randomized, controlled study to use direct observation as a modality of visual feedback to relieve PLP.

Further study of single channel (visual or auditory) continuous and periodic feedback is needed to understand the unitary effects of both sensory modality and periodicity of feedback.

The perfect confounding of sensory modality and periodicity of feedback (visual feedback provided continuously and auditory feedback provided to correct error) leaves unanswered the question of optimal form and timing of feedback.

Most project managers felt that the UNTFHS was relatively inflexible in its modalities of approval and feedback.

Systems analysis reveals that gaze stabilization often involves several sensory modalities, including vision itself, and makes use of feedback as well as feedforward signals.

Experiment 1 (n=120) crossed warning stimulus modality (acoustic, visual, and tactile) with the provision of feedback in a between subject design.

The development of a rowing specific system to test a range of feedback strategies is presented, including fading feedback, mixing feedback modalities and varying of the frequency and timing of feedback.

The truck drivers expressed no strong preference regarding the best form of feedback by technology on driving performance (i.e., modality, frequency and timing).

Early sensory neurons, however, are also subjected to contextual influences from other sensory modalities via feedback from multisensory areas and direct links between early sensory cortices of different modalities (see Driver and Noesselt 2008).