Difference between revisions of "Covert Response"
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|Example=In a study of mental imagery, the silent visualization of an image by the subject is a covert response. | |Example=In a study of mental imagery, the silent visualization of an image by the subject is a covert response. | ||
|UsageNote=BrainMap (2009) does not represent covert responses. | |UsageNote=BrainMap (2009) does not represent covert responses. | ||
| − | |Comments=Covert responses may be measurable, as in the galvanic skin response after being startled by a loud noise, or EEG modification during a neural feedback study. If it is not a movement of the body, it's covert. | + | |Comments=Covert responses may be measurable, as in the galvanic skin response after being startled by a loud noise, or EEG modification during a neural feedback study. If it is not a movement of the body, it's covert. Holding one's breath, however, is overt. |
|Created Date=2010/02/01 | |Created Date=2010/02/01 | ||
|Curator=JT | |Curator=JT | ||
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| [[Definition::A covert response is a Response made internal to the body, unobservable by external viewers.]] | ||
| Definition Source::JT | ||
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| [[Parent Entity::Response]] | ||
| Example::In a study of mental imagery, the silent visualization of an image by the subject is a covert response. | ||
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| [[Comments::Covert responses may be measurable, as in the galvanic skin response after being startled by a loud noise, or EEG modification during a neural feedback study. If it is not a movement of the body, it's covert. Holding one's breath, however, is overt.]] | ||
| Created Date::2010/02/01 | ||
| Curator::JT | ||
| Curation Status::Pending final vetting | ||
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Definition
A response made internal to the body, unobservable by external viewers.
