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Feature comparison for the crohn domain.
Results are reported in Accuracy and F-measure. Best results are indicated in bold. For each group of experiments, significance of the best combination of features with respect... -
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Mediation analyses of birthplace (Canada vs. World) on offensive performance through handedness orientation (bats left, throws right vs. Other). -
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Mean ratings of the visual displays in the H-VA and L-VA condition. -
Results of ridge regression predicting the inter-keystroke interval (IKI) and...
Results of ridge regression predicting the inter-keystroke interval (IKI) and MIDI velocity (vel.) of the individual keystrokes. -
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PTSD analogue symptoms per experimental condition in Study 2. -
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PTSD analogue symptoms per experimental condition in Study 1. -
Descriptive characteristics of participants (n = 21).
Descriptive characteristics of participants (n = 21). -
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The higher the mean values, the more the stimulus persons are perceived as competent and warm, respectively. -
Model parameters.
aSpecified with reference to Cook [30] and Waage et al. [36] using distributions defined in Biosecurity Australia [31]; b Derived from Sapoukhina et al. [37]; c ABS [6], Note... -
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Handedness proportions among Canadian-, American-, Latin-, Asian- and Other-born MLB players. -
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Previous studies suggest that factual learning, that is, learning from obtained outcomes, is biased, such that participants preferentially take into account positive, as... -
Summary of word processing theories, with their basic tenets, predictions, an...
Summary of word processing theories, with their basic tenets, predictions, and empirical evidence. -
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Overview of the participants’ choices in Studies 1, 2 and 3. -
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Variance explained by the random effects for participants and faces in Study 1.
