Experiment 4 examined the relations among the variability of performance, rated confidence in performance, cue weights, and spatial abilities.
For each scenario, a significant percentage of variability of self-rated confidence in handling the scenario was associated with self-rated adequacy of previous training (Table 3).
To assess the variability of the estimates, confidence intervals for CL pass, CL act, and CL bile are approximated by using a residual bootstrap method as described before.
Measures of variability or confidence intervals were not provided in 16 studies.
Clearly, more experiments and studies are needed to be able to address the issue of between-subject variability with a high level of confidence.
Other interesting findings extractable from large series of microscopy imaging, is evidently brought by the possibility to analyze quantitatively and with a high degree of confidence, the variability of defined behavior within one particular experimental condition, at the unique cell level.
Tested on real clinical data, 97.1 % [95.7; 98.0] of assessments fall into the range of variability predicted by our model of confidence interval.
Considerable variability was seen in the widths of confidence intervals.
By clamping variability in task performance using a psychophysical staircase, we were able to isolate variability in confidence judgments of first-order stimulus evaluations, and examine its developmental profile.
Good agreement has been shown with the experimental within-herd prevalences in the control free scenario, so that with the inclusion of uncertainty and variability greater confidence can be felt in the extrapolations into the use of control.
