Difference between revisions of "Response Role"
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| − | The [[role]] of response | + | The [[role]] of response is attributed to the overt or covert behavior which is elicited from the subject in an experimental [[Condition]]. |
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| − | An experimental | + | An experimental [[Condition]] requires something that plays the role of a response. |
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===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
| − | BrainMap (2009) defines responses only for specific, overt responses made by the subject during the experimental condition. | + | BrainMap (2009) defines responses only for specific, overt responses made by the subject during the experimental condition. This is the same as [[Overt Response]]. Note also (not used in BrainMap): [[Covert Response]] |
In describing the protocol (as a planned process), the response is the desired or requested activity. In describing the actual implementation of the protocol (realization of the process), it is the actual activity which occurs. | In describing the protocol (as a planned process), the response is the desired or requested activity. In describing the actual implementation of the protocol (realization of the process), it is the actual activity which occurs. | ||
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[[Overt Response]] | [[Overt Response]] | ||
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[[Covert Response]] | [[Covert Response]] | ||
===Range Restrictions=== | ===Range Restrictions=== | ||
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The role can be filled by either covert or overt behaviors. | The role can be filled by either covert or overt behaviors. | ||
| − | + | ===Related Concepts=== | |
| − | + | [[Overt Response]] | |
| − | + | [[Covert Response]] | |
| − | + | [[Response Modality]] | |
| − | + | [[Response Type]] | |
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Revision as of 11:44, 6 November 2010
Contents
Definition
The role of response is attributed to the overt or covert behavior which is elicited from the subject in an experimental Condition.
Definition Source
JT and AL
Synonyms
Parent Entity
BFO: role
Example
In an auditory oddball paradigm, the role of the response is usually filled by finger movement or button press that the subject performs in response to the stimuli.
Logical Restrictions
An experimental Condition requires something that plays the role of a response.
Comments
BrainMap (2009) defines responses only for specific, overt responses made by the subject during the experimental condition. This is the same as Overt Response. Note also (not used in BrainMap): Covert Response
In describing the protocol (as a planned process), the response is the desired or requested activity. In describing the actual implementation of the protocol (realization of the process), it is the actual activity which occurs.
Note that part of the behavior which makes up the response may be delayed; in the simplest example is a saccade as a response following a visual cue, in which the saccade is not to be made immediately but after some time interval.
Created Date
2009/11/12
Curator
JT
Curation Status
pending_final_vetting
URI
Sub-Classes
Overt Response Covert Response
Range Restrictions
The role can be filled by either covert or overt behaviors.
Related Concepts
Overt Response Covert Response Response Modality Response Type
