The motion-and-form conflict condition was identical to the motion-conflict-only condition, except for a 30 degrees orientation conflict between patterns.
Form conflict was introduced by creating a 30-degree orientation conflict between patterns (see the motion-and-form conflict condition in figure 6B, and Movie S2).
In situations where sufficient light enables both visual and acoustic orientation, conflicting information between the two modalities can result in captive bats preferentially attending to visual cues.
Disappointingly, however, the APA also went on record to recommend that therapists talk to clients whose sexual orientations conflict with the preferences of their religious communities about options like celibacy.
A common culture allows the articulation of actors with social systems (roles) as the basis of reciprocity of action orientation (including conflict) as well as integration of different systems of action [6].
The tensions over his appointment come at a difficult time for Georgia, when the country's orientation in the conflict between Russia and the West seems increasingly uncertain.The havoc which falling oil prices and sanctions have wrought on Russia's economy has spilled over to Georgia.
Finally, additional variables should be included such as structure and composition of families as well as measures of conflict orientation.
This definition ensures that the orientation is not conflicting with the realization implied by the coloring c w and the fixed orientation of path T (v, w).
All species showed similar orientation after the cue-conflict as compared to the preferred orientation recorded before the cue-conflict, with the clearest results in the European robin and thus, the results did not support recalibration of the celestial nor the magnetic compasses as a result of the cue-conflict exposure.
