Difference between revisions of "Behavioral Experimental Paradigm"

Latest revision as of 11:30, 11 August 2011

Definition::The Behavioral Experimental Paradigm describes the behavioral aspects of the experiment: what stimuli are presented to the subject when, and under what conditions, and what the subject's responses are supposed to be.
Definition Source::JT
[[Synonyms::http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:Behavioral_paradigm In BrainMap, the term is Paradigm.]]
[[Parent Entity::process aggregate]]
Example::Stroop, n-back
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Created Date::2010/03/08
Curator::JT and AL
Curation Status::curation complete Aug 2011
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-|Definition=The Behavioral Paradigm is the experimental paradigm to elicit behavior from the subject in the experiment. It comprises several [[Condition]]s, during which measurements are made. The comparison of measurements across conditions and/or subjects creates the experimental data or analysis.
+|Definition=The Behavioral Experimental Paradigm describes the behavioral aspects of the experiment: what stimuli are presented to the subject when, and under what conditions, and what the subject's responses are supposed to be.
 |Definition Source=JT
 |Synonyms=http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:Behavioral_paradigm
 In BrainMap, the term is [[Paradigm]].
-|Parent Entity=BFO: process_aggregate
+|Parent Entity=[[process aggregate]]
 |Example=Stroop, n-back
 |Created Date=2010/03/08
 |Curator=JT and AL
-|Curation Status=pending final vetting
+|Curation Status=curation complete Aug 2011
 |Relations_to_other_CogPo_Terms=Behavioral paradigms have (have_part) several [[Condition]]s, which are defined by their combinations of [[Stimulus]], [[Instructions]], and [[Response]].
 |UsageNote=The different paradigm classes in BrainMap are groups of behavioral paradigms.