Sentence examples for slips of action from inspiring English sources

The predominance of the goal-directed vs. the habitual system was reflected in the slips of action in an instrumental learning task.

Most importantly, however, there was a main effect of TBS condition on the slips of action (F 3,61) = 3.547, p = 0.020, η²p = 0.15).

Since William James's seminal discussion of habit, such "slips of action," in which routine responses are triggered despite being inappropriate to current intentions, have informed a distinction between relatively automatic response production and executive or supervisory control.

If, however, participants responded more habitually (i.e. relying on S-R associations), they should show slips of action (i.e., responses to stimuli even when the outcome fruit is devalued).

However, slips of action were mainly observed in incongruent trials, thought to rely mainly on the habit system20, although acquisition performance was worse in those trials than in congruent or standard trials.

We hypothesized that, compared to sham or intermittent TBS, continuous TBS interfering with ilPFC functioning would result in less goal-directed behavior and hence more slips of action in the critical third stage of the experiment, either due to a direct impairment of the goal-directed system or indirectly via an impaired arbitrator mechanism, hindering the downregulation of the habit system.

The critical slips-of-action phase (Fig. 2d) consisted of 6 blocks of 24 trials each.

For the slips-of-action-phase, we focused on the percentage of slips.

Nevertheless, a differential recruitment of the goal-directed and habit systems during acquisition may translate into more slips in the slips-of-action test and we cannot conclude that cTBS affected exclusively the performance in the slips-of-action test.

This task consisted of three phases: the learning phase, the devaluation phase, and the slips-of-action phase.

In this phase, correct responses would earn points whereas slips-of-action would lead to a subtraction of points.