The main objective of Experiment 2, therefore, was to investigate whether responsiveness to the aversive properties of ethanol in a CTA paradigm differed as a function of age and sex.
First, we show that trial-by-trial RS in the location-cueing paradigm can be explained as a function of the precision of trialwise beliefs, as inferred using hierarchical Bayesian inference (Mathys et al. 2011).
Using a parametric subsequent memory paradigm, encoding activity was analyzed as a function of whether it predicted subsequent hits to targets (TMF activity) or subsequent false alarms to critical lures (FMF activity).
Thirdly, a WF-like index was used to determine whether the variability of time estimates differed as a function of paradigm or target duration.
Event-related potential (ERP) studies of early evaluative categorization have often used variants of an oddball paradigm to assess attention to target stimuli as a function of content (i.e., valence) and context (e.g., presentation among non-targets differing in valence).
In this paradigm, sleep stability, a function of loudness, describes the probability of tolerating sounds of any given intensity.
In gaze-contingent paradigms the stimulus display is continuously updated as a function of the observers' current gaze position.
The comparison of time judgments as a function of the time estimation paradigm is an interesting field of study as it gathers critical information about the influence of the awareness of time.
This may have developed as a function of the positive conditioning paradigm utilized, wherein punishment of poor performance was avoided in favor of rewarding correct performance.
The introduction of ECLS has created a new paradigm, since refractory cardiac arrest might now be defined only as a function of the possibility of obtaining a good neurological recovery because ECLS supports cardiac function [ 27].
