Reaction Time and Information in the Discrimination of Length of Lines

Takada, Yoichiro

doi:10.4992/psycholres1954.1960.14

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“…One of the investigations into psychophysical discrimination which has discussed the role of the correct and incorrect latencies in relation to theoretical processes is that of Takada (1960), who studied the discrimination of the lengths of two lines. His theoretical model is an example of what may be termed a ' measurement ' process, since the subject is assumed to perform some form of measurement operation during each discrimination, so that the accuracy of discrimination during a trial depends upon the efficiency of that process.…”

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Latency and Relative Frequency of Response in Psychophysical Discrimination

Pike

1968

Brit J Math & Statis

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The relation between response latency and probability is discussed with particular reference to differences between mean times for correct and incorrect responses in difficult two-choice discriminations. The predictions of some finite Markov chain models for this situation are considered, and possible modifications of these simple systems which may bring about features of observed data are discussed. Some results, in the form of curves of the latency-probability relation, are presented from earlier work and new discrimination experiments. These data are discussed in relation to theoretical interpretations based on a particular stochastic model which describes psychophysical discrimination in terms of the accumulation of units contributing to the overt response.

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Latency and Relative Frequency of Response in Psychophysical Discrimination

Pike

1968

Brit J Math & Statis

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“…The reaction time, P300 latency, and P300 amplitude The reaction time and P300 latency indicate the difficulty level based on the length of the information processing time (25,26) . The brain has a limited capacity for information processing to take place at a time.…”

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Effects of Visual Context on Information Processing during Tooth Identification

Iwahashi

2021

IJOMS

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Previous studies on pattern recognition using electroencephalography (EEG) focused on evoked potentials with eventrelated potentials (ERP) (6, 7) . ERP emerges from cognitive processes such as attention, search, and memory. Among the ERP, the P300 has a high amplitude and changes because of psychological factors (8) . Previous studies have analyzed images of a single tooth rather than a tooth within the dentition.Dentition includes not only the morphological characteristics of a single tooth but also visual contexts, such as the positional relationship and arrangement of teeth in

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Psychology in Japan

Tanaka¹,

England²

1972

Annu. Rev. Psychol.

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Reaction Time and Information in the Discrimination of Length of Lines

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Latency and Relative Frequency of Response in Psychophysical Discrimination

Latency and Relative Frequency of Response in Psychophysical Discrimination

Effects of Visual Context on Information Processing during Tooth Identification

Psychology in Japan

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