To examine whether this could be explained by changes in pretarget cue-related activity, we plotted time frequency power locked to the WS onset, for both short- and long-WS trials, collapsed over groups (i.e., averaged over conflict probability).
In collapsing over all naming categories, we made the specific assumption that there are differences between overt and silent naming that are similar for both action and object naming.
We therefore collapsed over exposure materials (see Figure 1) and analyzed the proportion of correctly repeated words with condition (English subtitles, Dutch subtitles, No subtitles, Control) and repetition (Old vs. New items) as factors.
At the source level, we collapsed the data over time to produce volumetric images of power change (for the alpha and gamma bands), which, over space, were corrected at either the peak or the cluster level.
In the performance-dependent contrast (coherent vs. incoherent), we collapse over objective stimulus categories (fragmented and scrambled), aiming to disentangle neural correlates specifically linked to the subjective feeling of coherence.
We first examined the pattern of BOLD responses collapsed over the 2 focus conditions to establish that the densely clustered acquisition protocol successfully activated auditory regions.
We focused on the Wetmore et al. data from their Fig. 1, top panel, which collapsed over retention interval and lineup fairness (neither of which had significant effects on the partial areas under the respective ROC curves).
The last collaboration collapsed over creative differences.
ICBC stock collapsed over the quarter.
Not with the way they have collapsed over the last two months.
