The phrase "responded letter" is not a natural or grammatically correct way to use the word "respond." Instead, you could say "responded to the letter" or "wrote a response letter." These phrases convey the same meaning but use the verb "respond" in a more appropriate way.
Example: She responded to the letter with a heartfelt apology.
They first indicated the confidence that the responded letter was the letter they had seen, and then the confidence that the responded letter was in the position indicated by the cue.
For this analysis we considered only the fraction of trials in which the responded letter was presented in the array and was not in the cued position.
In a subsequent screen they were asked, in a two-forced choice (responded with the index and middle finger of the right hand) to report whether the responded letter was clockwise or anticlockwise relative to the cue.
To further explore whether this errors may be clustered in space, we measured the distance between the position in the array of the responded letter and the position of the cue (Figure 2C).
Here we perform a partial report experiment in which, in addition, subjects reported the subjective confidence in their response, as a direct measure of the conscious access to the responded letter.
In the next section we address the spatial specificity of this bias, investigating the relation between the precise location of the cue, of the responded letter and of the subjective rating of confidence.
While Walsh's spokesman initially told Westword his boss did not intend to respond to the letter publicly, Walsh responded via letter March 20.
Frost responded: "Your letter need not have been so worried about your article.
Three days later Shelby responded by letter, relating Jefferson's warning against aiding the French.
Policymakers have not responded to letters or requests to engage, according to Luvaglio.
They interviewed many women in prison, answered telephone calls, and responded to letters on legal issues.
