Difference between revisions of "Behavioral Experimental Paradigm"

Revision as of 15:30, 8 March 2010

[[Definition::The Behavioral Paradigm is the experimental paradigm to elicit behavior from the subject in the experiment. It comprises several Conditions, during which measurements are made. The comparison of measurements across conditions and/or subjects creates the experimental data or analysis.]]
Definition Source::JT
Synonyms::http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:Behavioral_paradigm
Parent Entity::BFO: process_aggregate
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Created Date::2010/03/08
Curator::JT
Curation Status::pending_final_vetting
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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 Source=JT
 |Synonyms=http://neurolex.org/wiki/Category:Behavioral_paradigm
 |Parent Entity=BFO: process_aggregate
-|Relations to other CogPo Terms=Behavioral paradigms have several Conditions, which are defined by their combinations of Stimuli, Instructions, and Responses.
+|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.
 |Created Date=2010/03/08