Observation at different time points and with different reaction conditions.
- Fredrik Tholander (128409)
Publication date
October 2012
DOIAbstract
<p>Observation at different time points and with different reaction conditions.</p
<p>Observation at different time points and with different reaction conditions.</p
<p>Mean reaction times for probe detection as a function of probe position in Experiment 1.</p
<p>Comparison of reaction times in milliseconds per experimental condition separated for stimulus mo...
<p>Separated field versus observation angle for different values of admittance parameter when .</p
<p>Summary of reaction times, mean (SD), and percentages of errors in the different conditions for t...
<p>Differences (Δ) between outcome variables measurements at the three observation times.</p
<p>Different heat-pressing procedures with varied temperature and holding time.</p
<p>Influence of different reaction temperatures on three preparation methods.</p
<p>A comparison between numerical and exact solutions at different time levels.</p
<p>Switching off time differences in relation to the experimental conditions.</p
<p>Temporal features with invariant tendencies during the observation periods.</p
Tests of differences between conditions in the size of the change in anger ratings across time-point...
<p>Separated field versus observation angle for different values of incidence angle when .</p
<p>Mean reaction times for probe detection as a function of probe position in Experiment 2.</p
Mean values of different motivation time periods and experimental conditions.</p
<p>Experimental conditions used in each experiment performed at different temperatures and nutrient ...
<p>Mean reaction times for probe detection as a function of probe position in Experiment 1.</p
<p>Comparison of reaction times in milliseconds per experimental condition separated for stimulus mo...
<p>Separated field versus observation angle for different values of admittance parameter when .</p
<p>Summary of reaction times, mean (SD), and percentages of errors in the different conditions for t...
<p>Differences (Δ) between outcome variables measurements at the three observation times.</p
<p>Different heat-pressing procedures with varied temperature and holding time.</p
<p>Influence of different reaction temperatures on three preparation methods.</p
<p>A comparison between numerical and exact solutions at different time levels.</p
<p>Switching off time differences in relation to the experimental conditions.</p
<p>Temporal features with invariant tendencies during the observation periods.</p
Tests of differences between conditions in the size of the change in anger ratings across time-point...
<p>Separated field versus observation angle for different values of incidence angle when .</p
<p>Mean reaction times for probe detection as a function of probe position in Experiment 2.</p
Mean values of different motivation time periods and experimental conditions.</p
<p>Experimental conditions used in each experiment performed at different temperatures and nutrient ...
<p>Mean reaction times for probe detection as a function of probe position in Experiment 1.</p
<p>Comparison of reaction times in milliseconds per experimental condition separated for stimulus mo...
<p>Separated field versus observation angle for different values of admittance parameter when .</p
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