ASD participants were slightly more likely to correct antisaccade errors [trend: t(22) = 1.77, P = 0.09; HC: 85 ± 13%; ASD: 93 ± 5%] (Fig. 2C), and did not differ from controls in the proportion of long versus short self-corrections [ t(22) = 1.50, P = 0.15, HC: 67 ± 29%; ASD: 51 ± 20%].
Collectively, these factors correctly predicted nearly all of those who did not undergo TKA within 2 years (91% correct prediction) but only slightly more than half (58% correct prediction) of those who did.
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In contrast, (3) related lure false alarms were substantially more negative than correct rejections after about 600 ms, whereas target hits were only slightly more negative than related lure correct rejections after about 700 ms.
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Therefore, the correct Ansatz is slightly more complicated, and we have to separate slowly and rapidly oscillating terms, δ u j = π j + ϑ j e i ϕ k j, (42).
It is noteworthy that WKY/NCrl was the group with the non-significant, but still highest percent correct lever choice, slightly more than 90%, at session 12.
For a mismatched (G·A) pair, extension of the control was inefficient, whereas for G[8,5-Me]T, it was only slightly more inefficient than that of the correct pair.
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Firstly, Sampson (2012), claims, "the experimental group were able to locate and correct their own errors slightly more successfully…than the control group… This small difference could be interpreted as suggesting coded feedback is slightly more successful at developing receptive awareness of correct forms than uncoded correction" (p. 499).
