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Autonomic and cortical responses during anticipation of a sensory task and of feedback from task results
Autonomic and cortical responses during anticipation of a sensory task and of feedback from task results
DISCRIMINATION OF NEOUS IN CHANGES DIRECTION OF PERIPHERAL SPONTA- FINGER TEM- PERATURE lying the test‘s sensitivity - and its validity in...
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DISCRIMINATION
OF
NEOUS
IN
CHANGES
DIRECTION
OF
PERIPHERAL
SPONTA-
FINGER
TEM-
PERATURE
lying the test‘s sensitivity - and its validity in detecting truth _ it’s specificity - can be estimated from the numb-er of itema and alternatives edge
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and C. Violani
Dipartimento
di Psicologia,
Test
aggregated Universith
‘La
Sapienza‘.
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values
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ature
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(TC)
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informed
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in trial
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of erroneous
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effect
ol change
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1’ = 0.02). indicating than
to
on the number
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is repeatable
the
to shorten within
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