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In two studies using this paradigm performance of patients with schizophrenia actually dropped to chance level [13], [21].

The dual task paradigm, performance of two tasks concurrently, is often used to study working memory.

Thus cross paradigm performance assessments may lack validity, although the skew and kurtosis indices (4.4 and 29.4 respectively, in the current data) at least were comparable (4.1 and 25.6 [ 42], 4.4 and 50 [ 50]).

For the discrete trial rewarded alternation paradigm, performance was expressed as the percentage alternation, both as a total across the whole of the session and per block of 10 trials.

In our conditioned reinforcement paradigm, performance depends on the monkey updating their existing knowledge about the association between a CS and a rewarding outcome with newly acquired knowledge about the association of a visual stimulus with the CS, in order to guide responding.

Based on the LOO paradigm, different performance metrics are used.

Design: Using the test-retest paradigm, FM performance was assessed in AH subjects.

By using the concept of on-line goal adaptation, we develop a new paradigm of performance shaping in MRAC.

The cost perspective is analyzed in great detail according to the VBM paradigm Process performance is assessed qualitatively via different color regimes in the process assessment heatmap.

The Julvez et al. (2010) paradigm divides performance over a 10-min testing period into three sequential stages: a) orientation, learning, and habituation (first 2 min), b) processing speed and selective focused attention (next 4 min), and c) sustained attention (last 4 min).

Compared with Pavlovian paradigms (where performance is based on learning relations between external stimuli), instrumental paradigms may be more relevant to symptoms of schizophrenia in which willed action and the SoA may be altered (as is the case in delusions of control).