Virtual stick balancing measurements involved using a paradigm developed previously that involves the interplay between a human and a computer [60], [61].
In the present study, we capitalized on the exquisite temporal resolution of ERPs to study the sustained attention effects on lexical processing and the interplay of sustained attention and lexical categorization focus [22], [23], using a paradigm developed originally for the auditory modality [1], [10].
The perspective-taking paradigm is adapted from a paradigm developed by Hooker and colleagues [ 52].
In our previous studies investigating Chinese number processing[55], [56], we used the paradigm developed by Enns and DiLollo [54], in which stimuli were presented randomly at the foveal and parafoveal location, and found comparable behavioral results as the well-established Posner task [53] in visual attention studies [57] (see Materials S1).
For the classification of global features, we use the SRC paradigm developed by Wright et al., which is known to perform well for face recognition [24, 25].
To test the performance of our algorithm, we used the benchmark paradigm developed by Lancichinetti and Fortunato [19].
The present article describes a first attempt to manipulate interpretation bias in children, using a newly developed experimental procedure, the space odyssey paradigm.
Using the chronic stress paradigm developed in rhesus macaques [17], we exposed subjects in the Stress pen to social isolation for two days followed by social reunion on the remaining 5 days, repeated for a total duration of 15-weeks.
In this study, we use a recently developed paradigm design to investigate the neural correlates of verbal fluency during overt, free recall, word generation so that performance and brain activity could be evaluated under conditions that more closely mirror standard behavioral test demands.
We used the risk assessment paradigm developed by the National Academy of Sciences (1983), which is commonly used by federal environmental agencies in the United States to inform decisions regarding risk priorities, risk ranking, and health-based environmental standard development [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 1989, 1995].
The essential fish growth, density, flow, and feeding relationships used within the model are those based on widely used paradigms developed by Piper et al. (1982) and others.
