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Subjects were presented two interleaved stories in a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) format.

At each meal, the subjects were presented with ten bowls of puréed foods.

Subjects were presented with a series of Dutch-to-German word pairs at 10 pm, then listened to an audio recording of these word pairs until 2 am.

In one study, for example, Asian and American subjects were presented with strong arguments in favor of financing a research project on adoption.

Half the subjects were presented with a German with stereotypical characteristics – he was called Heinrich, he was an engineer – and half had a German called Anthony, who had "unexpected" characteristics, such as studying Chinese literature.

In the memory task, the subjects were presented with a series of words or pictures of faces on a computer screen and asked to quickly identify whether each was the same as that presented three screens before.

Subjects were presented with four training sentences before the test started.

During encoding, subjects were presented with one segment from each of the landscapes.

In Experiment 1, subjects were presented with mixed sequences of equiprobable auditory and visual stimuli.

Subjects were presented with a SCAS (adult mannequin, bystander available to assist, AED visible).

English- and Japanese-speaking subjects were presented with noise annoyance questions of one of three format types.