Sentence examples for using a choice reaction from inspiring English sources
There are reasons to hypothesize that depression impairs specifically pitch identification: Pitch identification was assessed using a choice reaction task [ 11], and visual choice reaction was poor in depression [ 6, 12, 13].
In the present study, we sought to examine incentive motivation in psychosis, using a simple choice reaction time task (the Cued Reinforcement Reaction Time Task, or CRRT [ 20]) in which healthy participants have previously shown speeding of responses after presentation of coloured cues signalling higher probability of reward: 'reinforcement-related speeding'.
The participants performed pitch identification using a four-choice reaction task, pitch contour perception, and pitch discrimination.
The goal of this study, therefore, is to evaluate the diagnostic properties of a choice reaction time task that uses a simple external response console (i.e. a "button box"), similar to other similar response time tasks extant within the PD literature.
Some authors have tried to overcome this problem by comparing motor with count conditions [ 1- 4] or with saccadic eye movements [ 5] in go trials, or by varying the degree of effort required to withhold the go response [ 6], or by using a hybrid choice-reaction go/no-go procedure involving selective response priming [ 7].
This study used a choice experiment to investigate the reaction of rural stakeholders to the economic principles embodied in the Salinity Investment Framework.
We used event-related fMRI in a choice reaction-time task and provided performance feedback after each trial.
Patients' preferences will be assessed using a discrete choice experiment.
Data were obtained using a multiple-choice questionnaire.
We assessed knowledge using a multiple-choice test.
In a battery of psychomotor assessments using critical flicker fusion, choice reaction time, compensatory tracking, rapid visual information processing and a line analogue rating scale as a subjective assessment of sedation, promethazine significantly impaired psychomotor function.
