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Here is where we will come to a consensus on the initial terms that will be included in our ontology of cognitive paradigms. Our starting point are the terms associated with the [[BrainMap Taxonomy]]. | Here is where we will come to a consensus on the initial terms that will be included in our ontology of cognitive paradigms. Our starting point are the terms associated with the [[BrainMap Taxonomy]]. | ||
| − | In CopPO, a cognitive paradigm is represented by the concept of [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]]. Currently, CogPO has defined | + | In CopPO, a cognitive paradigm is represented by the concept of [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]]. Currently, CogPO has defined 82 subclasses of paradigms: |
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| + | | width="200" | [[Auditory]] | ||
| + | | width="200" | [[Interoceptive]] | ||
| + | | width="200" | [[Tactile]] | ||
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| + | | [[Gustatory]]||[[Olfactory]]||[[Visual]] | ||
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Each [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] is characterized by one or more [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Conditions]]. To identify associated paradigms, we aim to decompose each condition into its corresponding stimulus, response, and instructions: | Each [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] is characterized by one or more [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Conditions]]. To identify associated paradigms, we aim to decompose each condition into its corresponding stimulus, response, and instructions: | ||
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Here is where we will come to a consensus on the initial terms that will be included in our ontology of cognitive paradigms. Our starting point are the terms associated with the BrainMap Taxonomy.
In CopPO, a cognitive paradigm is represented by the concept of Behavioral Experimental Paradigm. Currently, CogPO has defined 82 subclasses of paradigms:
Contents
Paradigm Classes
| Auditory | Interoceptive | Tactile |
| Gustatory | Olfactory | Visual |
Each Behavioral Experimental Paradigm is characterized by one or more Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Conditions. To identify associated paradigms, we aim to decompose each condition into its corresponding stimulus, response, and instructions:
Each of these terms is categorized by a set of classes, which will increase in size as CogPO evolves.
Stimulus Modality
| Auditory | Interoceptive | Tactile |
| Gustatory | Olfactory | Visual |
Explicit Stimulus
Stimulus Role
| Feedback | Non-Target | Reward |
| Target |
Response Modality
| Arm | Hand | Pelvis |
| Eye | Leg | Shoulder |
| Face | Mouth | Torso |
| Foot |
Overt Response
| Blink | Flexion-Extension | Saccades |
| Breath-Hold | Grasp | Speech |
| Button Press | Manipulate | Swallow |
| Draw | Micturate | Whistle |
| Drink | Point | Write |
| Finger Tapping | Smile Response |
Instructions
| Attend | Generate | Repeat |
| Count | Imagine | Rest |
| Detect | Move | Sing |
| Discriminate | Name | Smile Instructions |
| Encode | Read | Track |
| Fixate | Recall |
Basic Formal Ontology
CogPO uses a number of terms from BFO:
| object aggregate | process aggregate | role |
| fiat object part | quality |
For More Information
Please see the Aims of the CogPO Project or CogPO's Wiki Policies.
