Specifically, we showed that subjects could both learn a range of hazard rates and then use those learned rates in a normative manner to interpret sequences of evidence to make decisions.
We now explain our perspective on this important point more clearly in the Discussion, as follows: "[W]e showed that subjects could both learn a range of hazard rates and then use those learned rates in a normative manner to interpret sequences of evidence to make decisions.
Norm: population based normative values.
However, since children with autism acquired nonverbal joint attention skills in a sequence that differed from a normative model, it might be that a non-normative autism-specific joint attention curriculum would be more likely to benefit children with autism.
In the simplest terms, a syntactic sequence is one that follows normative rules that determine the temporal progression of its elements and impart a lawful predictability to the sequence as a whole [ 14, 20, 21].
It aimed to address, in advance of the implementation of genome-wide sequence analysis of individuals in Heidelberg, the normative issues that are raised by NGS technologies and their application, by developing appropriate recommendations.
This paper presents a unified dynamical systems theory of motor learning and development and addresses the normative order and timing of activities in the infant motor development sequence.
Results suggest that the sequence of JA skill emergence in autism differs from a normative model, while the sequence of requesting skills emerges in accord with typical development.
As pointed out earlier, receptivity of organizations is conceptualized as variability in the rate, sequencing and pace of changes adopted in response to coercive, normative, and mimetic environmental pressures.
The sequence and age at emergence of AIMS items has remained similar over 20 years and current normative values remain valid.
