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3 Apr 2017: Participants were told to try to learn the appearance ofthe objects on the background as best as they could in prepar-ation for a memory test on the object features. ... Figure 1. An illustration of the task design, showing a series of displays learnt

4 Dec 2013: This is a computerized analogueof the Wisconsin Card Sort Test from the CANTAB battery. ... The statisticaltests were carried out using IBM SPSS 18.0 statistical software,and two-tailed tests were used throughout.

29 May 2013: Knowing that it is impossible to assessmeaningfully the experience of an animalthat can’t talk, Clayton and Dickinson(1998) developed a behavioural test basedon the original definitions of episodicmemory as involving

3 Sep 2007: condition. In order to test formally for whether the regions activated. ... for each participant. The resulting correlations were entered. into one-sample t-tests to test for consistent results across.

8 Jun 2015: To study both errors of omission and errors of commission,psychologists have often used a test–retest methodology. ... According to Fisher’s exact test, those who tookSurvey 1 only or Surveys 1 and 2 could not be considered as twogroups.

22 May 2006: These estimates were entered intothe second stage of analysis treating subjects as a random effect, using a one-sample t-test across subjects. ... To test this possibility, a second analysis wasconducted including RT as a parametric modulator to

12 Sep 2023: attention layer network (simple-3D-MHL) were used to train and test the prediction of the presence of the paracingulate sulcus. ... To train, validate and test our. explainable framework, we used a comprehensively annotated cohort of 596 subjects from

5 Feb 2013: Theseestimates were entered into the second stage of analysis treat-ing subjects as a random effect, using one-sample t-tests across. ... 1997), Dux and Marois (2009). Paired samplest-tests comparing T2 accuracy for fearful vs.

26 Apr 2004: AD, as indicated by a significant t test on information type for thisgroup, t(14) 4.31, MSE 0.065, p. ... a significant t test on informationtype for this group, t(20) 6.61, MSE 0.032, p.

28 Jan 2010: A sec-ond possible explanation for the divergence between neuroimag-ing and neuropsychological findings is that the tests used forneuropsychological assessment are relatively insensitive to theabilities supported by MPFC [see Burgess

11 Dec 2009: Eighteen of these six-word lists were assigned to each of the four test conditions for each participant. ... Finally, as a test of internal consistency, we examined the correla-tion between criterion and confi dence in DRM false memories, the signifi

19 Jun 2019: Table 1. Participant Data. Healthy ControlsClinical Hallucinations. Nonclinical Hallucinations Test Statistic P Value.

3 Sep 2007: Some studies have found mixed results. Usingdata from the Consortium to Establish a Registryfor Alzheimer’s Disease (CERAD) word listmemory test (Morris et al., 1989), Moulin et al.(2004) found that ... 04), althoughnone of the t-tests reached

3 Nov 2006: This appearance was confirmed by a Kolmogorov--Smirnoff test on the distribution of absolute x coordinates,showing that it differed significantly from a unimodal normaldistribution (P < 0.01).

4 Jan 2022: Annual Review of Psychology. Brain Mechanisms Underlyingthe Subjective Experience ofRememberingJon S. Simons,1 Maureen Ritchey,2. and Charles Fernyhough31Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 3EB, United Kingdom;email:

22 Feb 2006: To test for brain– behavior relationships in baseline conditions,we used a simple RT task as a baseline, in which participantssimply pressed a response button every time the screen flashed(with

20 Mar 2019: Abbreviations: H: Hallucinations; NH: No hallucinations; L: left; R: right.a The jackknife sensitivity analysis tests the reproducibility of significant brain regions by iteratively repeating the statistical analysis, but systematically excluding