Average reaction time: Different trial number, different experimental conditions
- Huiling Tan (765258)
Publication date
July 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>Average reaction time at different trial number and different experimental conditions for 15 subjects.</p
<p>Average reaction time at different trial number and different experimental conditions for 15 subjects.</p
<p>Linear plot of participants’ reaction times (ms) as a function of trial number, by block type (he...
<p>Responses to the cue are plotted in the left column. Responses to the target are plotted in the r...
<p>(A) The overall number of changes is plotted against the mean reaction time (mRT) of all valid tr...
<p>(a) Reaction times grouped by trial difficulty and type. (b) Each subject's mean reaction times a...
<p>Average movement duration for different trial number and different experimental condition for 15 ...
<p>Models' reaction times were calculated from 100 runs of picture and word set experiments.</p
<p>The mean reaction times in experimental conditions for ADHD patients and healthy control particip...
<p>Summary of reaction times, mean (SD), and percentages of errors in the different conditions for t...
<p>Descriptive Statistics for Reaction Time (ms) for all Trial Conditions for Mothers and Non-Mother...
<p>neutral (n), baseline congruent (bc), baseline incongruent (bi), filtering congruent (fc) and fil...
Reaction times (mean, standard deviation) for go and change trials separated for trials with (inform...
<p>Mean reaction times (SD) for target, irrelevant, other identity and same identity items for DID p...
Reaction times were simulated for examining the power of six methods for multiple testing, as a func...
<p>Experiment 1: Means and Standard Deviations of the Median Reaction Times (in Milliseconds) for Co...
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
<p>Linear plot of participants’ reaction times (ms) as a function of trial number, by block type (he...
<p>Responses to the cue are plotted in the left column. Responses to the target are plotted in the r...
<p>(A) The overall number of changes is plotted against the mean reaction time (mRT) of all valid tr...
<p>(a) Reaction times grouped by trial difficulty and type. (b) Each subject's mean reaction times a...
<p>Average movement duration for different trial number and different experimental condition for 15 ...
<p>Models' reaction times were calculated from 100 runs of picture and word set experiments.</p
<p>The mean reaction times in experimental conditions for ADHD patients and healthy control particip...
<p>Summary of reaction times, mean (SD), and percentages of errors in the different conditions for t...
<p>Descriptive Statistics for Reaction Time (ms) for all Trial Conditions for Mothers and Non-Mother...
<p>neutral (n), baseline congruent (bc), baseline incongruent (bi), filtering congruent (fc) and fil...
Reaction times (mean, standard deviation) for go and change trials separated for trials with (inform...
<p>Mean reaction times (SD) for target, irrelevant, other identity and same identity items for DID p...
Reaction times were simulated for examining the power of six methods for multiple testing, as a func...
<p>Experiment 1: Means and Standard Deviations of the Median Reaction Times (in Milliseconds) for Co...
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
<p>Linear plot of participants’ reaction times (ms) as a function of trial number, by block type (he...
<p>Responses to the cue are plotted in the left column. Responses to the target are plotted in the r...
<p>(A) The overall number of changes is plotted against the mean reaction time (mRT) of all valid tr...
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