However, this patient has not yet achieved open-set speech perception to the performance level typically observed for cochlear implant patients, which we believe is partially due to the location of the array within the ICC.
Those who scored three or more goals perceived the goal to be bigger than those who scored two or less, suggesting that some kind of feedback mechanism modulates perception according to performance.
Convergent findings from empirical investigations and neural network simulation support the hypothesis that color perception contributes to performance on neuropsychological tasks requiring speeded color naming [ 70, 71].
Little relationship was found between actual debt and performance, although students' perception of debt did relate to performance.
The study was restricted to one approach (student perceptions) to examine seminar-teaching performance, although for example Berk [ 30] indicated that multiple sources of evidence are needed to evaluate teacher effectiveness.
In addition, to investigate whether, in our sample of individuals with autism, execution of kinematics is linked to perception, we correlated performance on this task with that in a secondary biological motion perception task.
With respect to tests on face perception, his performance was comparable to the remaining prosopagnosics.
The present findings, along with other recent work on song perception and performance, are beginning to respond to the question of why song is, and has been since prehistoric times [23], [24], so prevalent in the music perception and performance activities occurring in most humans' daily lives.
Perception performance appears to be enhanced if the cortex already is activated (as indicated by small prestimulus power), whereas memory performance is enhanced if the cortex is not activated (as indicated by large prestimulus power) before a task is performed.
It is, however, involved in a broad spectrum of behaviors, ranging from object interception and collision avoidance to musical perception and performance, and it is exhibited by a wide variety of vertebrates including rats, pigeons, and humans [2], [3].
In sum, our results show that short TMS bursts can drive natural brain oscillations by entrainment, one plausible mechanism via which TMS can act on the brain to modulate perception and performance.
