2008
DOI: 10.1007/s11571-008-9039-z
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Structuring process and closure principle in spatial and temporal reproduction tasks

Abstract: The goal of the experiment reported was to replicate the previous Sarrazin's (2000) study in order to verify, with an adequate methodological procedure, whether or not the closure principle applied in spatial and temporal reproduction tasks. The hypothesis defended was that the closure of the pattern is an intrinsic property of the structuring process in spatial memory. The stimuli consisted of eight visually presented dots that appeared sequentially with inter-dot distances corresponding to inter-dot duration… Show more

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“…To do so, we defined a ''learning phase" and a ''steady state phase" by using the procedure developed by Pailhous and Bonnard (1992) and used in previous studies (Giraudo & Pailhous, 1999;Sarrazin, Giraudo, Pailhous, & Bootsma, 2004;Sarrazin, Giraudo, & Pittenger, 2005; Berberian, Sarrazin, & Giraudo, 2007;Sarrazin, Tonnelier, Berberian, & Giraudo, 2008). The learning phase was considered to be complete when performance had stabilized, that is, when there was no further improvement in accuracy over several trials.…”
Section: Behavioral Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To do so, we defined a ''learning phase" and a ''steady state phase" by using the procedure developed by Pailhous and Bonnard (1992) and used in previous studies (Giraudo & Pailhous, 1999;Sarrazin, Giraudo, Pailhous, & Bootsma, 2004;Sarrazin, Giraudo, & Pittenger, 2005; Berberian, Sarrazin, & Giraudo, 2007;Sarrazin, Tonnelier, Berberian, & Giraudo, 2008). The learning phase was considered to be complete when performance had stabilized, that is, when there was no further improvement in accuracy over several trials.…”
Section: Behavioral Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%