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===Definition===
|Definition=An overt response is a [[Response]] made with a body part that is externally observable by others.
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An overt response is a [[Response]] made with a body part that is externally observable by others.
|Definition Source=JT and AL
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|Parent Entity=[[Response]]
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===Definition Source===
|Example=The tapping of fingers as requested during a finger-tapping task is an overt response.
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JT and AL
|Comments=An overt response is characterized by a [[Response Modality]] and [[Response Type]].
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===Synonyms===
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===Parent Entity===
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[[Response]]
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===Example===
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The tapping of fingers as requested during a finger-tapping task is an overt response.
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===Logical Restrictions===
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===Comments===
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An overt response is characterized by a [[Response Modality]] and [[Response Type]].
  
 
Responses which do not include movement of a body part (e.g., changes in galvanic skin response in response to an emotional stimulus) are considered covert.
 
Responses which do not include movement of a body part (e.g., changes in galvanic skin response in response to an emotional stimulus) are considered covert.
|Created Date=2010/11/06
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|Curator=AL and JT
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===Created Date===
|Curation Status=pending final vetting
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2010/11/06
|UsageNote=In BrainMap (2009) all responses are overt responses. Covert Responses are coded as
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|Related_Concepts=*[[Button Press]]
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===Curator===
*[[Flexion/Extension]]
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AL and JT
*[[Saccades]]
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*[[Speech]]
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===Curation Status====
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pending final vetting
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===URI===
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===Related_Concepts===
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*[[Response]]
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*[[Covert Response]]
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*[[Response Modality]]
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*[[Response Type]]

Revision as of 12:13, 6 November 2010

Definition

An overt response is a Response made with a body part that is externally observable by others.

Definition Source

JT and AL

Synonyms

Parent Entity

Response

Example

The tapping of fingers as requested during a finger-tapping task is an overt response.

Logical Restrictions

Comments

An overt response is characterized by a Response Modality and Response Type.

Responses which do not include movement of a body part (e.g., changes in galvanic skin response in response to an emotional stimulus) are considered covert.

Created Date

2010/11/06

Curator

AL and JT

Curation Status=

pending final vetting

URI

Related_Concepts