<p>Trial durations across tasks and conditions. <b>A</b>. Trial duration measured in each task [dynamic balance (DB), motor imagery (MI) and visual imagery (VI)]; <b>B</b>. Trial duration measured for each trajectory lengths within each task [short (60% of subjects' maximal sway) and long (80% of subjects' maximal sway)]; <b>C</b>. Trial duration measured for each target size within each task [large (8 cm) and small (2 cm)], Data represent mean ± SEM; <b>D</b>. Average r2 of the correlation between trial duration and ID for each of the different tasks (post hoc comparison of r2 across the different tasks). Data represent mean ± SD; * indicates p<0.05.</p
<p>(A) In the behavioral experiments, participants were asked to respond on which of the two stimuli...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with an asymmetric oddball pla...
Perquin M, Heed T, Kayser C. Variance (un)explained: Experimental conditions and temporal dependenci...
<p>The three columns (A, B and C) present three different studies, with results underneath the tasks...
<p><b>(A)</b> Mean percentage of trials that were successful or ended in an error or time-out. <b>(B...
<p>The shapes below the x-axis reproduce the trajectories used as templates for movements (see <a hr...
<p>(A) Experimental timeline. The experiment contained two types of trial in which subjects chose be...
The representativeness of behavioural observation samples with durations of less than the whole time...
<p>A: Possible sequence of events in a given trial during the Actions (top) and Arrows (bottom) cond...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with a symmetric oddball place...
<p>Mean response time ± within-subjects s.e.m. for high- and low-reward targets over the course of t...
<p>A) Accuracy in the three types of trials, HM, LM and NM. B) Reaction time in correct trials in HM...
<p>Analysis of the behavioural data collected during both the behavioural (top three graphs) and fMR...
<p>(A) Distribution of desirability classifications by stimulus category, averaged over all subjects...
<p>Note: left/right = percentage of left/right decisions across experiment; mean trial duration give...
<p>(A) In the behavioral experiments, participants were asked to respond on which of the two stimuli...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with an asymmetric oddball pla...
Perquin M, Heed T, Kayser C. Variance (un)explained: Experimental conditions and temporal dependenci...
<p>The three columns (A, B and C) present three different studies, with results underneath the tasks...
<p><b>(A)</b> Mean percentage of trials that were successful or ended in an error or time-out. <b>(B...
<p>The shapes below the x-axis reproduce the trajectories used as templates for movements (see <a hr...
<p>(A) Experimental timeline. The experiment contained two types of trial in which subjects chose be...
The representativeness of behavioural observation samples with durations of less than the whole time...
<p>A: Possible sequence of events in a given trial during the Actions (top) and Arrows (bottom) cond...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with a symmetric oddball place...
<p>Mean response time ± within-subjects s.e.m. for high- and low-reward targets over the course of t...
<p>A) Accuracy in the three types of trials, HM, LM and NM. B) Reaction time in correct trials in HM...
<p>Analysis of the behavioural data collected during both the behavioural (top three graphs) and fMR...
<p>(A) Distribution of desirability classifications by stimulus category, averaged over all subjects...
<p>Note: left/right = percentage of left/right decisions across experiment; mean trial duration give...
<p>(A) In the behavioral experiments, participants were asked to respond on which of the two stimuli...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with an asymmetric oddball pla...
Perquin M, Heed T, Kayser C. Variance (un)explained: Experimental conditions and temporal dependenci...