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participants deploy across time and physical-digital practices (Bagga-Gupta 2017a, b, c, 2014).

The ways the participants deploy anyway as a sequence-closing device to put an end to such interactional trouble, including a break in contiguity and misalignment, are discussed in detail.

Furthermore, we wanted to avoid participants deploying covert spatial attention or making eye movements to, say, a probable menu location, which would be more likely if the task were known.

Participants deployed their attentional set to an array of items (two differently colored shapes) but would not know the correct feature upon which to base the response until the onset of a probe (a single colored shape) at the end of each trial (see Figure 1).

Collection of samples from 100 healthy participants deployed to Afghanistan yielded 700 samples.

The diversity of algorithms that participants deployed when solving the STC and broad rank distribution of similar approaches indicates these results were independent of the method used.

We found that, when participants deployed attention to representations maintained in WM, there was an increase in alpha power ipsilateral to the attended hemifield, and/or a decrease in contralateral sensors.

The overall number of traumatic deployment experiences was lower after the introduction of the Grim Reaper video campaign in 2007 (of the 1760 participants deploying between phases 1 and 2, 822/941 participants (87%) reported at least one traumatic event before the campaign, compared with 627/762 (82%) after its release).

We added a mixed pair category because we wanted that the participants deployed their attentional resources onto the target category at the relevant location through an effortful discrimination of increasingly conflicting features across shape-pairs categories, i. e., relevant (S+), distracters (S+/-), irrelevant (S-).

A score of 1 was given by a trained coder when a participant deployed primary approach coping in a controllable stressful event or secondary approach coping in an uncontrollable event.

Synthetic events like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "Survivor" are prescient, for they involve the viewer as a quasi participant and require the actual participants to deploy many vendable goods, thereby offering sparkling opportunities for product placement.