<p>First, participants viewed a fixation cross, followed by a stimulus display. The stimulus required a left index, left middle finger, or right index finger response within the time (6000ms) that the stimulus was displayed. The stimulus display was followed by the feedback for 1000 ms. A pseudorandom jitter of 2000 ms, 4000 ms, or 6000 ms was added at the end of a trial.</p
<p>The experiment started with a grey fixation cross that was present at the center of the screen (b...
<p>Examples of trials where the fixation position was on the right of the display. There were 80 tri...
The experimental design was a 2 (feedback type; informative vs. confirmatory) × 2 (feedback valence;...
<p><b>a</b>. Sequence of events in a trial. At the start of each trial a fixation cross appeared in ...
<p>An initial fixation cross was presented for random durations between 1000 to 2000 ms, followed by...
<p>In each trial, a fixation cross was displayed for 1000(a first stimulus composed by three shapes)...
<p>During a variable interval (VI = 400–1600 ms), a central fixation cross is presented and the part...
<p>Each trial began with a blue fixation cross presented in the center of a grey screen for 1 s. Two...
<p>Each trial consisted of a dot motion coherence stimulus displayed for 220 to 3500 milliseconds, w...
<p>The instruction was presented above the fixation point and, after 2 seconds, was followed by a qu...
<p>All elements of the trialsequence: an interval (10000 ms), first stimulus presentation (300 ms), ...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation point lasting between 1 and 4 seconds (randomized across trial...
<p>Thirty-nine children were presented with 48 lexical trials interspersed pseudo-randomly with 36 f...
<p>The trial starts with a fixation cross (1000 ms), followed by a target stimulus (100 ms): single ...
<p>The onset of the stimulus could be triggered by pressing the space key. After displaying a fixati...
<p>The experiment started with a grey fixation cross that was present at the center of the screen (b...
<p>Examples of trials where the fixation position was on the right of the display. There were 80 tri...
The experimental design was a 2 (feedback type; informative vs. confirmatory) × 2 (feedback valence;...
<p><b>a</b>. Sequence of events in a trial. At the start of each trial a fixation cross appeared in ...
<p>An initial fixation cross was presented for random durations between 1000 to 2000 ms, followed by...
<p>In each trial, a fixation cross was displayed for 1000(a first stimulus composed by three shapes)...
<p>During a variable interval (VI = 400–1600 ms), a central fixation cross is presented and the part...
<p>Each trial began with a blue fixation cross presented in the center of a grey screen for 1 s. Two...
<p>Each trial consisted of a dot motion coherence stimulus displayed for 220 to 3500 milliseconds, w...
<p>The instruction was presented above the fixation point and, after 2 seconds, was followed by a qu...
<p>All elements of the trialsequence: an interval (10000 ms), first stimulus presentation (300 ms), ...
<p>Each trial started with a fixation point lasting between 1 and 4 seconds (randomized across trial...
<p>Thirty-nine children were presented with 48 lexical trials interspersed pseudo-randomly with 36 f...
<p>The trial starts with a fixation cross (1000 ms), followed by a target stimulus (100 ms): single ...
<p>The onset of the stimulus could be triggered by pressing the space key. After displaying a fixati...
<p>The experiment started with a grey fixation cross that was present at the center of the screen (b...
<p>Examples of trials where the fixation position was on the right of the display. There were 80 tri...
The experimental design was a 2 (feedback type; informative vs. confirmatory) × 2 (feedback valence;...