The phrase "pressing response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a response that is needed in a timely manner, or one that is urgently required. For example: "I need a pressing response from the client before tomorrow morning."
In one experiment, participants indicated the presence or absence of a target item in a baggage x-ray image by pressing response boxes located at the edge of a tablet computer screen, requiring them to grip the display between their hands.
Subjects responded to visually presented letters (500 ms duration, 3000 ms stimulus-onset-asynchrony) by pressing response buttons with their right (match) or left (no match) hand, respectively.
In addition, the pressing response in 4 weeks postoperative showed significantly slower than preoperative.
These findings show that the articulatory motor cortex affects discrimination of speech sounds even in the absence of behavioral speech tasks that require selecting between motor responses (e.g., pressing response buttons).
They were told that, on every trial, they would hear two sounds that were either the same or different, and they had to respond by pressing response keys labeled "Hetzelfde" (same) or "Verschillend" (different).
He said: The jury is still out on whether new laws are the most pressing response to this problem.
Each rat served as its own control for within-subjects ANOVA comparison of drug and CS effects on instrumental lever pressing responses and on dish approach Pavlovian CRs (vehicle vs drugs across test days; CS+ vs baseline vs CS- within test session).
The child was asked to make a compatible choice response by pressing the response key that directly corresponded in position to the location of the target stimulus.
The recognition words remained on screen until a response was made by pressing yes/no response buttons.
The subject first makes an observing response by initiating a trial by lever pressing in response to distinctive Go or No-Go tones.
Thus, error awareness can arise from later events, such as proprioceptive feedback from the erroneous action, sensory input (e.g., the "click" feeling and sound elicited by pressing the response button), and as will be discussed below from interoception of autonomic responses accompanying the error.
