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After training, control animals spent the majority of their time in the newly-trained chamber (t12 = 2.692, P = 0.02), but the previously jet-lagged hamsters did not develop a preference for either chamber (t14 = 1.532, P = 0.15; Figure 3D).

Effectively, you're training control of your attention.

Cognitively older adults are randomized to either a meditation-based cognitive training program or a 'brain training' control program.

This issue was explored in the present experiment by comparing visual working memory training with an active (auditory working memory training) control condition and a passive, no training control condition.

In spite of its simplicity, the model has proven to be highly effective for operator training, control system verification and commissioning, and plant design verification.

Interventions: Patients were randomized between cycle ergometer aerobic training and a relaxation training control condition, which was theoretically inert with respect to cardiovascular fitness.

The animals that received the original sensitization training were then given three additional bouts of tail shocks (5XTrained-Chel-3XTrained group), as were control animals that had not received the original sensitization training (Control-Veh-3XTrained group).

Specifically, supporting this approach is a study by Salmon et al. (2013) that randomly assigned 53 children between the ages of three and four to one of three groups, balanced within-preschools and for gender: (a) emotion cause talk, (b) non-emotion cause talk that focused on general causal relationships, or (c) a no-training control.

For Experiment 2, allocation to the compassion-training and memory-training (control) group depended on slot availability and time of the participants.

Participants are allocated to one of three groups: exercise-only training; exercise and cognitive training; no-training control.

The two-odour olfactory discrimination task employed a pseudo-training control group that was designed to isolate effects specifically due to learning from changes that may possibly accompany novelty, odour pair exposure or motor behaviour.