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  • Gustatory Modality
    |Definition=The gustatory modality is the stimulus modality pertaining to the sense of |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Condition
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  • Auditory Modality
    |Definition=The auditory modality is the stimulus modality that pertains to the sense o |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Abstract Patterns
    |Definition=Complex, abstract, geometrical patterns |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Stimulus Role
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  • Response Role
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  • Response Modality
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  • Response
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  • 3D Objects
    |Definition=An object with height, width, length, and mass specifically given to the su |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Electrical Modality
    |Definition=The electrical modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to t |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Covert Response
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  • Overt Response
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  • Behavioral Experimental Paradigm
    |Definition=The Behavioral Experimental Paradigm describes the behavioral aspects of th |Definition Source=JT
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  • Acupuncture
    |Definition=A stimulus in which specific body areas associated with peripheral nerves a |Definition Source=acupuncture. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary.
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  • Visual Modality
    ...t not always arises from the stimulation of the visual system with a light source of sufficient brightness to be visible. |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Interoceptive Modality
    |Definition=The interoceptive modality is the stimulus modality that pertains to the se |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Olfactory Modality
    |Definition=The olfactory modality is the stimulus modality pertaining to the sense of |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Tactile Modality
    |Definition=The tactile modality is the stimulus modality pertaining to the sense of co |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Pressure Modality
    |Definition=The pressure modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to the |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Pain Modality
    |Definition=The pain modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to the sen |Definition Source=JT and AL
    684 bytes (100 words) - 11:39, 11 August 2011
  • Thermal Modality
    |Definition=The thermal modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to the |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Asian Characters
    |Definition=Logograms or logographs taken from an Asian language, such as Chinese, Japa |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Chord Sequences
    |Definition=A three-note chord accompaniment, which includes major triads, dominant 7th |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Clicks
    |Definition=Repeated ticking sounds made by a mechanical or electrical instrument at gi |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Electrical Stimulation
    |Definition=A stimulus applied to the skin or muscle using a current pulse |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Eye Puffs
    |Definition=A puff of air delivered to the eye |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • False Fonts
    |Definition=Letter-like meaningless signs |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Fixation Point
    |Definition=A point or crosshair on which to fixate attention |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Flashing Checkerboard
    |Definition=Contrast-reversed checkerboards that oscillate at a specified frequency; ar |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Heat
    |Definition=A stimulus that creates the sensation of warmth or hotness |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Infrared Laser
    |Definition=A laser stimulus that emits near-infrared radiation |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Noise
    |Definition=A group of sounds with a broad distribution of intensities across a wide ra |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Nonverbal Vocal Sounds
    |Definition=Non-word human vocalizations, e.g., sighing, crying, screams, laughter |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Nonvocal Sounds
    |Definition=Sounds produced by animals, machines, nature, objects, or other non-human o |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Points of Light
    |Definition=One or more points of light that do not create a sense of shape |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Pseudowords
    |Definition=Groups of letters that are meaningless as words |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Reversed Speech
    |Definition=Spoken words or sentences recorded and then played in reverse |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Symbols
    |Definition=An arbitrary sign, written or printed, that conveys meaning, e.g., plus sig |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Tones
    |Definition=One or more musical sounds that individually have a single frequency |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Explicit Stimulus
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  • Instructions
    ===Definition=== ===Definition Source===
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  • Reward
    |Definition=a stimulus that serves the [[role]] of reinforcing a desired response |Definition Source=JT, AL, and Dirk Derom
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  • Experimental Contrast
    |Definition=A comparison or contrast of two or more behavioral [[Condition]]s, which in |Definition Source=BrainMap
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  • Paradigm
    |Definition=The experimental task. Typically, a paradigm has been used repeatedly by d |Definition Source=BrainMap
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  • Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Condition Contrast
    |Definition=The statistical combination of the data from two conditions in a [[Behavior |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Target
    |Definition=The role of target is played by a stimulus that supposed to be attended to, |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Non-Target
    |Definition=a stimulus that serves the [[role]] of a non-target |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Feedback
    |Definition=a stimulus that serves the [[role]] of providing knowledge of the performan |Definition Source=feedback. (n.d.). Dictionary.com Unabridged. Retrieved November 06, 2010, f
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  • Breath-Hold Response
    |Definition=suspension of external breathing |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Button Press
    |Definition=to press a button or buttons with the hand or foot |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Finger Tapping
    |Definition=repetitive adduction and abduction of one or more fingers or thumbs |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Flexion or Extension
    |Definition=repetitive adduction and abduction of a body part other than the fingers an |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Encode
    |Definition=to store a stimulus or stimuli into memory for later retrieval |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Stimulus
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  • Implicit Stimulus
    ===Definition=== ===Definition Source===
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  • Action Observation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which at least one of the conditi |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Acupuncture Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which at least one of the conditi |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Anti-Saccades Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Braille Reading Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Breath-Holding Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Chewing or Swallowing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Classical Conditioning Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Counting or Calculation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Cued Explicit Recognition Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Deception Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Deductive Reasoning Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Delay Discounting Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which subjects perform a type of |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Divided Auditory Attention Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Drawing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Eating or Drinking Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Encoding Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Episodic Recall Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Face Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Film Viewing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Finger Tapping Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Fixation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Flanker Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Flashing Checkerboard Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Flexion or Extension Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
    367 bytes (49 words) - 11:32, 8 August 2011
  • Free Word List Recall Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Go/No-Go Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which stimuli are presented in a |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Grasping Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Imagined Movement Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Imagined Objects or Scenes Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Isometric Force Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Mental Rotation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Micturition Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Music Comprehension or Production Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • N-back Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Naming (Covert) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Naming (Overt) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Non-Painful Electrical Stimulation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Non-Painful Thermal Stimulation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Oddball Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Olfactory Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Orthographic Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Pain Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Paired Associate Recall Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which subjects are shown paired s |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Passive Listening Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Passive Viewing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Phonological Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Pitch Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Pointing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Posner Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Reading (Covert) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Reading (Overt) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Recitation or Repetition (Covert) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Recitation or Repetition (Overt) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Rest Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Reward Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Saccades Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Semantic Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Sequence Recall or Learning Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Simon Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which subjects view arrows presen |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Spatial or Location Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Sternberg Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Stroop Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which subjects view color names p |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Subjective Emotional Picture Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Syntactic Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Tactile Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Task Switching Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which participants alternate betw |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Theory of Mind Task Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Tone Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Vibrotactile Monitor or Discrimination Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Video Games Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Visual Distractor or Visual Attention Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] that is a catch-all for visuoattenti |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Visual Pursuit or Tracking Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Whistling Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Wisconsin Card Sorting Test Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Word Generation (Covert) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Word Generation (Overt) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Word Stem Completion (Covert) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Word Stem Completion (Overt) Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Writing Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Delayed Match To Sample Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Has contrast
    |Definition=The relationship between a [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] and the con |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Included in contrast
    |Definition=The relationship between the [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Condition]] |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Includes condition
    |Definition=The relationship between a [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Contrast]] an |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Related to
    |Definition=The relationship between a contrast of [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm C |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Visual Oddball Paradigm
    |Definition=An [[Oddball Discrimination Paradigm]] which has stimuli from the [[Visual |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Auditory Oddball Paradigm
    |Definition=An [[Oddball Discrimination Paradigm]] which has stimuli from the [[Auditor |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Breathe Response
    |Definition=to breathe normally |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Delayed Non Match To Sample Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which, in at least one of the con |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Sleep Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which in at least one condition s |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Tower of London Paradigm
    |Definition=A [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm]] in which in at least one condition s |Definition Source=AL and JT
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  • Breathe Instructions
    |Definition=to breathe normally |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Breath-Hold Instructions
    |Definition=to hold one's breath |Definition Source=JT and AL
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  • Has stimulus
    |Definition=The relationship between the [[Behavioral Experimental Paradigm Condition]] |Definition Source=JT and AL
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