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"definition_text": "The general task design is that a heat stimulus is applied to the skin and the participant rates the experienced sensation on a visual analogue scale. For this task, there are 9 runs. Runs 1,2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9 are âpassive experienceâ runs, meaning that participants passively experience and rate the heat stimuli. Run 3 and 7 are âregulationâ runs, meaning that participants can cognitively âincreaseâ (regulate-up) or âdecreaseâ (regulate-down) pain intensity. For complete details, see:\r\n\r\nhttp://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.1002036",
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"definition_text": "A variant of the n-back task, each trial consists of letters (b,d,g,t,v) presented in successive order. Subjects must press a button if the current letter matches the letter that occurred n trials ago (regardless of capitalization). N varies according to a staircase tracking method that increases as subjects accurately respond and decrease as subjects make errors. ",
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"definition_text": "The Hungry Donkey Task is a version of Bechera's Iowa Gambling Task for children; it is a test in the areas of cognition & emotion that was originally developed to assist in detecting decision-making impairment in patients with prefrontal cortex damage. The experiment is often computerized and is carried out in real time and resembles real-world contingencies. A donkey chooses from four doors, each with a cost or reward in apples. The objective is to give the donkey the most apples possible. ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects are serially presented 3 different images (colored squares). Subjects must monitor the repetitions of these images and press a button when any image reaches 4 repetitions.",
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"definition_text": "In this task, subjects are presented with 18 stimuli composed of three dimensions: 3 shapes, 3 orientations and 2 colored borders. Subjects had to learn one of three key responses for each of the 18 stimuli. In the "flat" condition, the 18 stimuli to 3 responses mapping was arbitrary, requiring subjects to individually learn each of the 18 associations. In a hierarchical condition, the colored borders indicated whether "orientation" or "shape" determined the response. This simplifies performance if subjects learn this hierarchical structure.",
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"definition_text": "This task measures sustained attention and reaction time. A light blinks randomly and the subject is asked to press a button when the they see it. The focus is not on how quickly the subject notices the light, but how often the subject doesn't notice the light. It is often used to study the effects of sleep deprivation and sleep debt. ",
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"definition_text": "participants judge whether two objects presented side-by-side are shown with the same orientation",
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"definition_text": "Paper and pencil Test of mental rotation ability. Participants must are presented with four 3-D block figures and must select 2 from the group which match a reference figure. This test is administered under time contraints. A male advantage is typically seen on this type of task, as measured by test accuracy.",
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"definition_text": "A task in which single words (including names of colors) are presented in colored ink, and the subject is asked to name the color of the ink as quickly as possible. The ink color may either match or conflict with the color name. Accuracy and response time are measured.",
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"definition_text": "A task in which subjects are presented with a stream of letters, and must respond to one of the letters and refrain from responding to any other letters. The Penn Continuous Performance Test (PCPT) uses a standard CPT paradigm. The participant responds to a set of 7-segment displays presented 1/sec., whenever they form a digit (NUMBERS, initial 3 min) or letter (LETTERS, next 3 min). The number of true positive responses is recorded as the accuracy score and the median response time for true positive responses is the measure of attention speed.",
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"definition_text": "is an experimental paradigm where a picture of an object is presented along with either an auditory or written word and participants indicate whether the word and the picture refer to the same concept. It is typically used as a test of semantic memory integrity.",
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"definition_text": "the block design test is a subtest of perceptual reasoning index of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale IV. The block design test measures spatial perception, visual abstract processing, and problem solving.",
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"definition_text": "In the embedded figures test, the research participant is shown a complex background figure and asked to describe it. After this, the participant is shown a target (such as the outline of a triangle) and asked to locate the target amid the background figure.",
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"definition_text": "A task which assesses shifting attention. In the computerized version of this task, three spaceships appear on a screen and the participant must determine if the spaceships are all different or all the same. The spaceships can differ in color, size, or shape type. There are three levels of difficulty. In the first level, the spaceships must all be identical to be considered the same. In the second level of difficulty, the spaceships are considered the same even if they only share two qualities, and in the third difficulty level, the spaceships only need to share one quality to be considered the same. Auditory feedback is given after each response notifying the child whether their answer was correct. ",
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"definition_text": "A task in which participants are shown pictures of chimeric animals (such as a duck's head attached to a cow's body) and asked to name animal that the head belongs to while ignoring the identity of the body, or vice versa. ",
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"definition_text": ""Participants are required to name, as rapidly as possible, items presented visually on a chart. Each chart contains five rows of 10 stimuli from a category of five items. Categories include colors, lowercase letters, digits, and common objects. The tests are scored for total number of errors and time in seconds taken to complete each chart." - (Meyer, Wood, Hart, & Felton 1998)",
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"definition_text": "This test involves finding and underlining stimuli among other stimuli. There are four conditions of the test: finding and underlining letters among other letters, drawings among other drawings, real words among nonsense letter strings, and then specific nonsense words among others. ",
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"definition_text": "A task where two sets of differently colored superimposed patterns of dots rotate in opposite directions. The participant is asked to pay attention to on set of dots. One of the sets of dots will then move across the screen and the participant must say which direction the dots are moving. ",
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"definition_text": "The WASI meets the demand for a reliable, brief measure of intellectual ability in clinical, educational and research settings for ages 6 to 89 years. With parallel forms of WAIS-IIIUK and WISC-IIIUK subtests, it offers the clinician a means of reducing practice effects on repeat testing. It yields traditional verbal, performance and full scale IQ scores and is linked to the WISC-IIIUK and WAIS-IIIUK. The WASI allows you to choose whether to use the four or two subtest format.",
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"definition_text": "In the continuous recognition paradigm, study and test phases are not separate entities, but rather, items are continuously presented and the participant is instructed to respond to an item as "old" if it has been seen before (generally presented a second time) in this continual stream of item presentation. Items that were correctly called "old" are the subsequently remembered trials, and items that were "missed" (not called old upon second presentation) make up the subsequently forgotten trials. ",
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"definition_text": "On each trial, participants choose between a risky and safe option. Each trial involves either gains or losses. The options are presented as a choice of cups. The risky option involves two to five cups, one containing a gain (loss) of $2, $3 or $5, and the others containing $0. If the latter option is selected, the payoff from one cup is selected at random. The safe cup offers a sure gain (loss) $1.",
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"definition_text": "Participants are presented (usually one at a time, rather than in list form) with words and pseudowords, which are strings of letters that have no meaning in the language but are still pronounceable and asked to read aloud what they see. In pseudoword choice or decision tasks, they are asked to identify whether the items are words or not.",
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"definition_text": "Participants view a configuration of dots and must indicate whether the dot is in the same position as the dot in the picture presented n previously (0,1,2,or 3). In some variations, participants are asked to identify the location of the dot n pictures back, rather than indicating if the current dot matches.",
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"definition_text": "DSST is a neuropsychological test sensitive to brain damage, dementia, age and depression. It isnât sensitive to the location of brain-damage (except for damage comprising part of the visual field). It consists of (e.g. nine) digit-symbol pairs (e.g. 1/-,2/â´ ... 7/Î,8/X,9/=) followed by a list of digits. Under each digit the subject should write down the corresponding symbol as fast as possible. The number of correct symbols within the allowed time (e.g. 90 or 120 sec) is measured.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "a relatively brief self-report psychometric instrument designed to evaluate a broad range of psychological problems and symptoms of psychopathology. It is also useful in measuring the progress and outcome of psychiatric and psychological treatments or for research purposes.",
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"definition_text": "Also called the syntactic plausibility judgment task, this task asks participants to read sentences and indicate whether or not they are gramatically correct. ",
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"definition_text": "a multidimensional questionnaire to assess tobacco craving. It consists of a 47-item TCQ and other forms assessing demographics, tobacco and other drug use history, quit attempts, and current mood. It represents four specific constructs that characterize craving for tobacco: (a) Emotionality, or smoking in anticipation of relief from withdrawal symptoms or negative mood, (b) expectancy, or anticipation of positive outcomes from smoking, (c) compulsivity, or an inability to control tobacco use, and (d) purposefulness, or intention and planning to smoke for positive outcomes. It is an instrument for assessing tobacco craving in individuals not attempting to reduce or quit smoking.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A neuropsychological test in which participants must connect-the-dots (traverse between items) according to some specified order. In Test A these items are numbers (1,2,3 etc.) and the order is determined by increasing magnitude. In Test B these items are both numbers and letters (1,2,3, A,B,C etc.) and the order is determined by a combination of increasing numbers AND letters (e.g., 1 A 2 B 3 C..) requiring participants to alternate between letters and numbers.",
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"definition_text": "Participants are shown misaligned lines and asked to indicate which side the top line is offset. Alternatively, participants may be asked to complete an alignment with a pencil or digital pointer.",
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"definition_text": "participants look at a computer screen and press buttons to respond to targets. In some of the trials, a visual cue will appear before the target, but in the same spot as the target.",
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"definition_text": "On each trial, participants pump a simulated balloon without knowing when it will explode. Each pump increases the potential reward to be gained but also the probability of explosion, which wipes out all potential gains for that trial. In most studies, balloon explosion probabilities are drawn from a uniform distribution, and participants must learn explosion probabilities through trial-and-error.",
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"definition_text": "participants view a series of items (e.g. pictures or words) and after some interval are shown a series including these, during which they specify what items they recognize",
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"definition_text": "a test in which participants must not only memorize items, but must perform an additional cognitive task (e.g. "2 + 2 = 5; A" in which the equation must be evaluated for whether it is true and the letter following must be memorized)",
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"definition_text": "is a measure of short term visual memory that has been designed for use both as a clinical tool and a research instrument. In the VPT, the subject is presented with matrix patterns of black and white squares in grids of varying size and required to memorize a series of black and white checkerboard-like patterns of increasing complexity. Such matrix patterns are virtually impossible to code verbally.",
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"definition_text": "The pursuit rotor task is a task used in common use in the mid 20th century which involved a participant trying to follow (pursue) a small disc on a rotating turntable. Original mechanical versions had typical rotation rates of 60 RPM, which is probably too fast for mouse-controlled versions. The PEBL version offers a simple version with multiple trials and controllable parameters that can be used as a test of hand-eye coordination. ",
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"definition_text": "the participant is to locate a target under one of two objects, and the object it is located under changes each time the target is found",
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"definition_text": "participants are asked to fill in missing letters in a written short story; the first half describes contexts for which "c" would most appropriately complete "_at," while the second half describes contexts for which "b" would most appropriately complete "_at." ",
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"definition_text": "in a semi-structured interview a participant is asked to recall recent events (within one week, within one month) in his or her own life, and this recollection is compared with report(s) from a "collateral source," a person close to the participant",
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"definition_text": "participants are instructed to move their arms and/or hands according to a novel spatiotemporal relationship",
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"definition_text": "Participants must judge whether two numbers, either Arabic or verbal (as words), are equal.",
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"definition_text": "A class of tasks involving the online maintenance and/or manipulation of verbal information. The Verbal Recognition Memory test, which assesses immediate and delayed memory of verbal information under free recall and forced choice recognition conditions, should provide comparable results. In the VRM test, the participant is shown a list of 12 words, one at a time, and then asked to:\r\n1)produce as many of the words as possible immediately following the presentation.\r\n2)recognize the words they have seen before from a list of 24 words containing the original 12 words and 12 distractors.\r\n3)following a delay of 20 minutes, recognize the words they have seen before from another list of 24 words containing the original list and 12 new distractors.",
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"definition_text": "participants fixate on a cross in the center of a screen while a visual cue appears elsewhere on screen; they are instructed that once the fixation cross disappears, they are to direct a saccade to the place where the cue had been",
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"definition_text": "stimuli within and/or across modalities are presented to participants, who are then to detect and/or estimate their presence or magnitude",
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"definition_text": "Participants observe a stimulus sequence comprising triangles and rectangles, keeping two counts, one for the triangles and one for the rectangles. Once each stimulus appears, participants update the appropriate mental count and then press a key to proceed to the next trial. Garavanâs central ï¬nding was that the reaction times signaled by the key press were longer when the incremented counter was different from the counter incremented on the previous trial (a switch trial) than when the same counter was incremented again (a no-switch trial). Garavan interpreted this switchâno-switch reaction time (RT) difference (the ââswitching effectââ) as an index of the time required to switch attention\r\nfrom one internal counter to another, suggesting that the internal focus of attention was limited in capacity. ",
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"definition_text": "A task in which an external stimulus signals the participant to interrupt an already-initiated motor response.",
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"definition_text": "The List Sorting test requires immediate recall and sequencing of different visually and orally presented stimuli. Pictures of different foods and animals are displayed with accompanying audio recording and written text (e.g., âelephantâ), and the participant is asked to say the items back in size order from smallest to largest, first within a single dimension (either animals or foods, called 1-List) and then on two dimensions (foods, then animals, called 2-List).",
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"definition_text": " Separate but parallel reading tests have been developed in English and Spanish. In either language, the participant is asked to read and pronounce letters and words as accurately as possible. The test administrator scores them as right or wrong. For the youngest children, the initial items require them to identify letters (as opposed to symbols) and to identify a specific letter in an array of four symbols.",
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"definition_text": "In this test, a coding key with nine abstract symbols is presented â each paired with a number between 1 and 9. Participants are asked to orally indicate which numbers go with symbols that are presented in a long string on the computer screen. The participant is given 120 seconds to call out as many numbers that go with the corresponding symbols as he/she can â without skipping any. This test is administered to ages 8-85 and takes approximately three minutes. The Oral Symbol Digit Test is a measure of processing speed. It can be administered as an accommodation in place of the Pattern Comparison processing Speed Test for those with significant motor limitations in the upper extremities.",
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"definition_text": "This protocol is adapted from the grip strength testing protocol of the American Society of Hand Therapy. Participants are seated in a chair with their feet touching the ground. With the elbow bent to 90 degrees and the arm against the trunk, wrist at neutral, participants squeeze the Jamar Plus Digital dynamometer as hard as they can for a count of three. The dynamometer provides a digital reading of force in pounds. A practice trial at less than full force and one test trial are completed with each hand.",
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"definition_text": "The Standing Balance Test is a measure developed to assess static standing balance. It involves the participant assuming and maintaining up to five poses for 50 seconds each. The sequence of poses is: eyes open on a solid surface, eyes closed on a solid surface, eyes open on a 18 foam surface, eyes closed on a foam surface, eyes open in tandem stance on a solid surface. Detailed stopping rules are in place to ensure participant safety with these progressively demanding poses. Postural sway is recorded for each pose using an accelerometer that the participant wears at waist level.",
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"definition_text": "This test is adapted from the 4-meter walk test in the Short Physical Performance Battery. Participants are asked to walk a short distance (four meters) at their usual pace. Participants complete one practice and then two timed trials. Raw scores are recorded as the time in seconds required to walk 4 meters on each of the two trials, with the better trial used for scoring. ",
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"definition_text": "This test is adapted from the American Thoracic Societyâs 6-Minute Walk Test Protocol. This test measures sub-maximal cardiovascular endurance by recording the distance that the participant is able to walk on a 50-foot (out and back) course in two minutes. The participantâs raw score is the distance in feet and inches walked in two minutes.",
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"definition_text": "This automated audiometric test measures hearing thresholds at six different frequencies, separately in the left and right ears. The frequencies presented are: .5, 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8 kHz. On each trial, the participantâs task is to detect whether a pure tone was presented via headphones by answering yes (tone heard) or no (tone not heard). Catch trials are administered to detect false-alarm responses (cases where the participant says âyesâ when no tone was presented).",
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"definition_text": "This is the screening version of the Hearing Handicap Inventory; different versions are presented for adults (ages 18-64) and the elderly (ages 65+). Both versions are 10-item self-report measures of hearing-related disability that have been widely used in hearing research. Each of the ten items has three response options. Each item has three response options, assigned point values of 0, 2 or 4, with higher scores indicative of more of a self-reported problem for each item. The score provided for the test is thus a total summed score, ranging from 0-40.",
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"definition_text": "This test measures the perceived intensity of quinine (a bitter tastant) and salt administered in liquid solutions. The tastants are each applied to the tip of the tongue as well as swished around in the whole mouth and are rated on a generalized labeled magnitude scale (gLMS). The gLMS is a measure of perceived intensity, with seven anchor labels provided (Strongest imaginable, Very strong, Strong, Moderate, Weak, Barely detectable, No sensation). Participants can rate their intensity by clicking with a computer mouse on any point on the scale from Strongest imaginable to No sensation. The computer records the exact location of the response. A score from 0-100 on a semi-logarithmic scale is produced for each of the four items (quinine whole mouth, salt whole mouth, quinine tip of tongue, salt tip of tongue), corresponding to the point on the gLMS where the participant clicked. A higher score represents greater perceived intensity of the tastant. ",
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"definition_text": "This test directly measures participantsâ visual acuity or distance vision. The participant is seated 12.5 feet away from a computer monitor at eye level, and letters (called âoptotypesâ) are displayed one at a time on the screen for the participant to identify, using both eyes at the same time, with the participant wearing his/her normal corrective lenses for distance vision (glasses or contact lenses), if worn. As the participant successfully identifies optotypes of a given size, smaller ones appear on the screen, until the computer program ascertains the smallest-size optotype the participant can successfully see. Conversely, the program displays larger optotypes if the participant cannot see the size that is first displayed, until a size that he/she can accurately see is found. For participants ages 3-7, only the letters H, O, T and V are used, and children may point to a laminated card showing the letters if they cannot verbalize or recall the letter names. For participants ages 8 and above, the entire set of optotypes is used, following a common protocol used in professional vision testing. This is the standard binocular visual acuity measure scored in LogMAR units.",
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"definition_text": "This Toolbox Supplemental measure assesses an individualâs self-reported quality of life related to visual function in six different areas: color vision, distance vision, near vision, ocular symptoms, psycho-social and role performance. The participant responds to 53 questions, most of which start with, âHow much,â âTo what extent,â or âHow much of a problem,â choosing from a list of answer options ranging from âNot difficult at allâ to âVery difficult.â",
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"definition_text": "This task assesses a personâs ability to identify various odors. Participants use scratch-andsniff cards and after scratching them one at a time, are asked to identify which of four pictures on the computer screen matches the odor they have just smelled. Participants ages 10-85 are administered nine odor cards, while those ages 3-9 are administered five odor cards. Child participants (ages 3-9 years) are first asked to identify the eight pictures used as answer choices to ensure they can complete the task. Having identified the pictures, they are asked if they have tasted or smelled the objects or foods depicted.",
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"definition_text": "This measure consists of a single item measuring immediate (i.e., acute) pain in adults. It asks a participant to rate level of pain experienced âover the last seven days.â The single item is simply scored on a 0-10 scale, with 0 representing no pain, and 10 representing the âworst imaginable pain.â",
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"definition_text": "Reaction Time (RTI) is a latency task with a comparative history (the five choice task) and uses a procedure to separate response latency from movement time. It is more useful than CRT or SRT where it is necessary to control for tremor. The task is divided into five stages, which require increasingly complex chains of responses. In each case, the participant must react as soon as a yellow dot appears. In some stages the dot may appear in one of five locations, and the participant must sometimes respond by using the press-pad, sometimes by touching the screen, and sometimes both.",
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"definition_text": "The examinee 29 answers questions that address a broad range of general knowledge topics. This subtest measures the ability to acquire, retain, and retrieve general factual information. ",
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"definition_text": "For Digit Span Forward, the examinee is read a sequence of numbers and recalls the numbers in the same order. For Digit Span Backward, the examinee is read a sequence of numbers and recalls the numbers in reverse order. For Digit Span Sequencing, the examinee is read a sequence of numbers and recalls the numbers in ascending order. This subtest measures working memory, mental manipulation, cognitive flexibility, rote memory and learning, attention, and encoding. ",
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"definition_text": "For picture items, the examinee names the object presented visually. For verbal items, the examinee defines words that are presented visually and orally. This subtest measures word knowledge and verbal concept formation. 35 words are defined in this measure of expressive word knowledge. It correlates very highly with Full Scale IQ.",
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"definition_text": "Working within a specified time limit, the examinee mentally solves a series of 14 arithmetic story type problems. This subtest measures mental manipulation, concentration, attention, short- and long-term memory, numerical reasoning ability, and mental alertness. Tests distractibility as well as numerical reasoning.",
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"definition_text": "This task was adapted from the one developed by Buckner and colleagues (Buckner et al. 2011; Yeo et al. 2011). Participants are presented with visual cues that ask them to either tap their left or right fingers, or squeeze their left or right toes, or move their tongue to map motor areas. Each block of a movement type lasted 12 seconds (10 movements), and is preceded by a 3 second cue. In each of the two runs, there are 13 blocks, with 2 of tongue movements, 4 of hand movements (2 right and 2 left), and 4 of foot movements (2 right and 2 left). In addition, there are 3 15-second fixation blocks per run. This task contains the following events, each of which is computed against the fixation baseline.\r\n\r\nThis task is included in the Human Connectome Project (HCP) 500 subject data release.\r\nhttp://humanconnectome.org/documentation/S500/HCP_S500+MEG2_Release_Reference_Manual.pdf\r\n\r\nReferences for Motor Task: Localizer (Morioka et al. 1995; Bizzi et al. 2008; Buckner et al. 2011; Yeo et al. 2011).",
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"definition_text": "This task was developed by Binder and colleagues (Binder et al. 2011) and uses the E-prime scripts provided by these investigators. The task consists of two runs that each interleave 4 blocks of a story task and 4 blocks of a math task. The lengths of the blocks vary (average of approximately 30 seconds), but the task was designed so that the math task blocks match the length of the story task blocks, with some additional math trials at the end of the task to complete the 3.8 minute run as needed. The story blocks present participants with brief auditory stories (5-9 sentences) adapted from Aesopâs fables, followed by a 2-alternative forcedchoice question that asks participants about the topic of the story. The example provided in the original Binder paper (p. 1466) is âFor example, after a story about an eagle that saves a man who had done him a favor, participants were asked, âWas that about revenge or reciprocity?â The math task also presents trials aurally and requires subjects to complete addition and subtraction problems. The trials present subjects with a series of arithmetic operations (e.g., âfourteen plus twelveâ), followed by âequalsâ and then two choices (e.g., âtwenty-nine or twentysixâ). Participants push a button to select either the first or the second answer. The math task is adaptive to try to maintain a similar level of difficulty across participants. For more details on the task, please see (Binder et al. 2011).\r\n\r\nReferences for Language Task: Reliable across subjects and robust activation (Binder et al.\r\n2011).\r\n\r\nThis task is included in the Human Connectome Project.\r\n\r\nhttp://humanconnectome.org/documentation/S500/HCP_S500+MEG2_Release_Reference_Manual.pdf",
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"definition_text": "Participants were presented with short video clips (20 seconds) of objects (squares, circles, triangles) that either interacted in some way, or moved randomly on the screen. These videos were developed by either Castelli and colleagues (Castelli et al. 2000) or Martin and colleagues (Wheatley et al. 2007). After each video clip, participants judge whether the objects had a mental interaction (an interaction that appears as if the shapes are taking into account each otherâs feelings and thoughts), Not Sure, or No interaction (i.e., there is no obvious interaction between the shapes and the movement appears random). Each of the two task runs has 5 video blocks (2 Mental and 3 Random in one run, 3 Mental and 2 Random in the other run) and 5 fixation blocks (15 seconds each). \r\n\r\nReferences for the Social Cognition Task: Reliable across subjects and robust activation\r\n(Castelli et al. 2000; Castelli et al. 2002; Wheatley et al. 2007; White et al. 2011).\r\n\r\nThis task is used in the Human Connectome Project.\r\n\r\nhttp://humanconnectome.org/documentation/S500/HCP_S500+MEG2_Release_Reference_Manual.pdf",
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"definition_text": "This task was adapted from the one developed by Christoff and colleagues (Smith et al. 2007). The stimuli are 6 different shapes filled with 1 of 6 different textures. In the relational processing condition, participants are presented with 2 pairs of objects, with one pair at the top of the screen and the other pair at the bottom of the screen. They are told that they should first decide what dimension differs across the top pair of objects (differed in shape or differed in texture) and then they should decide whether the bottom pair of objects also differ along that same dimension (e.g., if the top pair differs in shape, does the bottom pair also differ in shape). In the control matching condition, participants are shown two objects at the top of the screen and one object at the bottom of the screen, and a word in the middle of the screen (either âshapeâ or âtextureâ). They are told to decide whether the bottom object matches either of the top two objects on that dimension (e.g., if the word is âshapeâ, is the bottom object the same shape as either of the top two objects. For both conditions, the subject responds yes or no using one button or another. For the relational condition, the stimuli are presented for 3500 ms, with a 500 ms ITI, and there are four trials per block. In the matching condition, stimuli are presented for 2800 ms, with a 400 ms ITI, and there are 5 trials per block. Each type of block (relational or matching) lasts a total of 18 seconds. In each of the two runs of this task, there are 3 relational blocks, 3 matching blocks and 3 16-second fixation blocks.\r\n\r\nReferences for the Relational Processing Task: Localizer (Smith et al. 2007).\r\n\r\nThis task is included in the Human Connectome Project (HCP) 500 Dataset Release\r\nhttp://humanconnectome.org/documentation/S500/HCP_S500+MEG2_Release_Reference_Manual.pdf",
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"definition_text": "This task was adapted from the one developed by Hariri and colleagues (Hariri et al. 2002). Participants are presented with blocks of trials that either ask them to decide which of two faces presented on the bottom of the screen match the face at the top of the screen, or which of two shapes presented at the bottom of the screen match the shape at the top of the screen. The faces have either an angry or fearful expression. Trials are presented in blocks of 6 trials of the same task (face or shape), with the stimulus presented for 2000 ms and a 1000 ms ITI. Each block is preceded by a 3000 ms task cue (âshapeâ or âfaceâ), so that each block is 21 seconds including the cue. Each of the two runs includes 3 face blocks and 3 shape blocks, with 8 seconds of fixation at the end of each run.\r\n\r\nThis task is included in the Human Connectome Project (HCP) 500 subject data release.\r\nhttp://humanconnectome.org/documentation/S500/HCP_S500+MEG2_Release_Reference_Manual.pdf\r\n\r\nReferences for the Emotion Processing Task: Localizer (Hariri et al. 2002); Moderate reliability\r\nacross time (Manuck et al. 2007).",
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"definition_text": "The tone matching task is designed to measure pitch perception. Subjects are presented with pairs of tones and are asked to indicate whether they sounded the same or different.\r\n\r\nSource: http://davidileitman.com/tone-matching-task/",
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"definition_text": "observers are asked to detect the presence of a contour of Gabor elements embedded in a background of similar but otherwise unrelated elements",
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"definition_text": "This task assesses the impact of social influence on ratings for healthy and unhealthy foods. Participants are shown images of foods, and asked to rate how much they would like to eat each food on a scale [1,8]. Participants are then shown an "average" rating from their peers that will either be much lower, higher, or the same, and this procedure is followed by another block to ask participants to re-evaluate foods after exposure to the peer ratings. Paper is available at: http://ssnl.stanford.edu/publications (Social norms shift behavioral and neural responses to foods. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.)",
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"definition_text": "The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) is rating scale which a clinician or researcher may use to measure psychiatric symptoms such as depression, anxiety, hallucinations and unusual behaviour.[1] Each symptom is rated 1-7 and depending on the version between a total of 18-24 symptoms are scored. The scale is the one of the oldest, widely used scales to measure psychotic symptoms and was first published in 1962.\r\n\r\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brief_Psychiatric_Rating_Scale",
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"definition_text": "The Barratt Impulsiveness Scale (BIS) is a widely used measure of impulsiveness. It includes 30 items that are scored to yield six first-order factors (attention, motor, self-control, cognitive complexity, perseverance, and cognitive instability impulsiveness) and three second-order factors (attentional, motor, and non-planning impulsiveness).\r\n\r\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barratt_Impulsiveness_Scale",
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"definition_text": "The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) is the most widely used and researched standardized psychometric test of adult personality and psychopathology. Psychologists and other mental health professionals use various versions of the MMPI to develop treatment plans; assist with differential diagnosis; help answer legal questions (forensic psychology); screen job candidates during the personnel selection process; or as part of a therapeutic assessment procedure.\r\n\r\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota_Multiphasic_Personality_Inventory",
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"definition_text": "The Temperament and Character Inventory (TCI) is an inventory for personality traits devised by Cloninger et al. It is closely related to and an outgrowth of the Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire (TPQ), and it has also been related to the dimensions of personality in Zuckerman's alternative five and Eysenck's models and those of the Five Factor Model.\r\n\r\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperament_and_Character_Inventory",
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"definition_text": "A task that adjusts delay across a series of delay discounting trials, while holding the later amounts constant. This determines the Effective Delay 50(ED50), a delay period that results in the smaller immediate reward having the same value as a larger later reward.",
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"definition_text": "Subjects are presented with a task cue followed by a colored number (1-9 excluding 5 in orange or blue). The task cue indicates whether to respond to the colored number based on parity (odd-even), magnitude (higher-lower than 5) or color (orange-blue). There are three different tasks, and each task has two task cues that evoke the task action. For example, the task cue could be either parity or odd-even. Both of these task cues indicate that the subject should judge the subsequent colored number based on whether it is an odd or even number. ",
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"definition_text": "In this task subjects "fish" in rounds trying to accumulate as much money as possible. If they catch a red fish, they earn .05 cents. However, if they catch a blue fish they lose all the money earned on that round. They are able to stop any round at any time to collect that round's earnings into their "tournament bank". There is one blue fish and many red fish. The subjects complete 4 tournaments of 30 rounds each. The tournaments differ in their weather condition: Sunny (subjects can see/know how many red/blue fish are in the pond) and cloudy (subjects cannot see the fish) and release law: catch N Keep (probability of catching a red fish goes down as they are taken out of the pond) and catch N Release (probability stays constant). ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects must choose between sooner but smaller rewards versus larger but later rewards. This task differs from the preceding Kirby Delay Discounting Task in two ways, 1) the smaller reward will not always be immediate and 2) the reward amounts will be chosen randomly from a uniform distribution of a given interval. This allows for the estimation of a subjectsâ discount rate and for the comparison of different model fits of discounting behavior.",
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"definition_text": "Subjects will be asked to remember a training set of 6 stimuli. After a delay interval, subjects are probed with a single stimulus. Via key press, subjects will be instructed to give one response if the probe was part of the training set for that trial and a different response if the probe was not part of the training set for that trial. ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects will be asked to remember 6 letters presented in a 2x3 matrix. Each trial begins with a central fixation point followed by the training set of 6 letters to remember, followed by a retention interval. After the retention interval, subjects are presented with a cue, either TOP or BOT, which instructs the participant to forget the 3 letters presented in the cued location (forget set). The remaining 3 letters consist of the memory set. ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects rate 50 items on a five point scale separately for health and for tastiness. A reference item for health and tastiness, rated neutrally previously on both scales, is chosen for each subject. In stage 3 they are first presented with this reference item and told to choose between the other food items and the reference item. Participants are grouped as self-controllers or non-self-controllers depending on whether they choose the items in stage 3 based upon health or taste, respectively. ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects are told that they have 10 minutes to gain as much money as possible by selling tokens and to adopt any strategy that they prefer. Each trial begins with a circular token (green or purple) at the center of the screen. After a random delay, the token turns blue and its value changes from 0 cents to 30 cents. A white progress bar marks the amount of time the current token had been on the screen, with a maximum length corresponding to 100seconds. Participants could sell the token at anytime by pressing a key. Subjects were explicitly instructed that the green and purple tokens might differ in their timing, and to learn the nature of the differences from direct experience. ",
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"definition_text": "Subjects are presented with a series of paired lottery choices. For example subjects choose between option A that is a lottery that wins $2 with probability 0.1 and $1.6 with probability 0.9 (safe bet) and option B that is a lottery that wins $3.85 with probability 0.1 and $0.1 with probability 0.9 (risky bet). The paired lottery choices are structured so that the crossover point to the high-risk lottery can be used to infer the degree of risk aversion. ",
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"definition_text": "A 45-item forced-choice recognition task that uses consonant letters as stimuli and manipulates face difficulty level along 2 dimensions: number of letters to be remembered and number of choices amongst which the target stimulus must be identified.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A psychometric scale that assesses risk taking in five content domains: financial decisions (separately for investing versus gambling), health/safety, recreational, ethical, and social decisions. Respondents rate the likelihood that they would engage in domain-specific risky activities (Part I). An optional Part II assesses respondentsâ perceptions of the magnitude of the risks and expected benefits of the activities judged in Part I.",
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"definition_text": "participants must mentally rearrange a set of three colored balls arranged on pegs, in the fewest possible moves, to match a specified configuration.",
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"definition_text": "A task that asks participants to repeatedly decided how long to keep waiting for future monetary rewards (See Fig. 1a in paper link below). On each trial, the participant views a token that has no initial value but matures to a value of $0.30 after a random delay, and the participant can sell the token at any time to start a new trial and (possibly) maximize earnings. \r\n\r\nhttp://www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v18/n5/full/nn.3994.html",
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"definition_text": "A measure of attention and working memory. In this task, participants are asked to pay attention to fractal designs displayed on the computer screen, one at a time, and to press the spacebar according to one rule: the 2-back. During the 2-back, the participant must press the spacebar whenever the design on the screen is the same as the one displayed before the previous one (i.e. in the series design A, design B, design A, the participant should press the spacebar on or immediately after the second design A . In all trials, the participant has 2500 ms to press the spacebar. The participant practice the 2-Back rule, in which he/she is allowed to make mistakes and then, when he/she completes all practices successfully, the task will begin.",
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"definition_text": "A measure of visual attention and vigilance based on the Penn CPT [1]. In this task, a series of red vertical and horizontal lines flash in a digital numeric frame (resembling a digital clock . The task is divided into two types of blocks: one in which the participant must press the spacebar whenever these lines form a complete number, and one in which the participant must press the spacebar whenever these lines form a complete letter. Each block lasts 1.5m. Each stimulus flashes for 300 milliseconds followed by a blank page displayed for 700 milliseconds, giving the participant 1 sec to respond to each trial. The participant practices both types of trials before the task begins.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A measure of delayed word memory. In the first part of this test, participants are shown 20 words that they were asked to identify for immediate recall (CPW . Now, during the delayed recall, participants are shown a series, one at a time, of 40 words: the 20 study stimuli they were asked to memorize and 20 novel stimuli, completely different from the 20 distracters showed on the CPW. The participantsâ task is to decide whether they have seen the word before by clicking one of four buttons, presented in a 4-point scale: âdefinitely yesâ, âprobably yesâ, âprobably noâ and âdefinitely no,â using the mouse. There is one alternate form of the CPWd: the CPWd-b.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A measure of visual object learning and memory. It was designed as a spatial analog of the California Verbal Learning Test. The sVOLT includes only the first set of trials of a series of 7 sets from the full version (VOLT [1]. In the first part of this test, participants are shown 10 threedimensional Euclidean shapes that they will be asked to identify for both immediate and delayed recalls (delayed recall = sVOLTd . During the immediate recall (sVOLT , participants are shown a series, one at a time, of 20 three-dimensional Euclidean shapes - the 10 shapes they were asked to memorize mixed with 10 novel shapes. The participantâs task is to decide whether he/she has seen the shape before by clicking with the mouse on one of four buttons: âDEFINITELY YESâ, âPROBABLY YESâ, "PROBABLY NO" and "DEFINITELY NO". (NOTE: The original sVOLT had only two response choices: âYES I have seen the shapeâ and âNO I have not seen the shape.â . Participants have 20 seconds to select a response before the test moves on to the next trial. There are two forms of the sVOLT: the sVOLT-A and sVOLT-B.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "Measures the ability to detect emotion intensity. The subject is presented with pairs of faces. The MEDF presents a pair of faces and asks the participant to click the button labeled âThis Faceâ below the face that is showing more emotion (anger, fear, happiness, sadness , or the central button labeled âEqualâ if both faces are showing equal emotion. The stimuli are created using software to morph faces into differing intensities of emotion. For example, a 50 morph will be a 50 morph between a neutral face and the same identity expressing the target emotion. There are 36 trials in total, divided into happy, sad, angry, and fearful faces. Of the 36 trials, 4 show no emotional difference. The remaining 32 trials have emotion differentials in increments of 10 ranging from 10 - 60 , distributed more heavily toward 30 and 40 items. Trials are presented in random order, and the test is a forced-choice task with no time limit per trial. After the subject answers one trial, the test automatically moves to the next trial. Response time is recorded for each trial.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A measure of verbal intellectual ability. It is a short version of the Penn Verbal Reasoning Test (PVRT [1, 2]. It is a multiple-choice task in which the participant must answer age-appropriate verbal analogy problems [2]. The shortPVRT has a total of 8 questions from the regular PVRT, which has 29 questions. The 8 questions were chosen after a statistical analysis of the PVRT, which demonstrated that these 8 questions could predict the scores of the regular 29- questions PVRT. There is a one alternate form for the shortPVRT: the shortPVRT-B.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A measure for balance.\r\n\r\nInstructions:\r\nI want to see how well you can balance doing different things with your feet. I donât want you to fall, however, so if you feel as if you are going to fall, please step off the line and use the wall for support. If at any time you feel that you canât do these balance tests, please tell me and we will stop.",
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"definition_text": "A measure of sensorimotor ability. Also, it was designed to familiarize the participant with the computer mouse used during most of the WebCNP tasks. During the MPraxis, the participant needs to move the computer mouse cursor over an ever-shrinking green box and click on it once each time it appears on a different location on the test-page. If participants canât complete the MPraxis, it is likely they wonât be able to complete any other WebCNP task.\r\n",
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"definition_text": "A questoinnaire that gets at motivational that systems underlie behavior. A behavioral approach system (BAS) is believed to regulate appetitive motives, in which the goal is to move toward something desired. A behavioral avoidance (or inhibition) system (BIS) is said to regulate aversive motives, in which the goal is to move away from something unpleasant. \r\n\r\nhttp://www.psy.miami.edu/faculty/ccarver/sclBISBAS.html",
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"definition_text": "This questionnaire assesses an individualsâ perception of how much time they have left to live. Subjects will be presented with 10 items, which they must rate on a scale (1-5) how much they agree with the statement. \r\n\r\nFTP: Carsten-Lang Future Time Perspective Questionnaire (FTP)\r\nhttp://psych.stanford.edu/~lifespan/doc/FTP_English.pdf",
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"definition_text": "This 10-item questionnaire was designed to assess an individualsâ general personality using a reduced version of the Big-Five personality dimensions (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism). Subjects must respond to each question using a scale (1-7) where 1=strongly disagree, and 7=strongly agree. \r\n\r\nhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092656603000461",
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"definition_text": "This scale assesses an individualsâ perception on the availability of mental exertion, whether or not it is a limited or unlimited resource. Subjects are presented with 8 items, which they must rate on a scale (1-6) how much they agree with the statement.\r\n\r\nhttp://pss.sagepub.com/content/early/2010/09/28/0956797610384745.full#sec-22",
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"definition_text": "The UPPS+P assesses impulsivity across five facets: 1) premeditation, 2) positive urgency, 3) negative urgency, 4) perseverance, and 5) sensation-seeking. Subjects must answer 59 questions (~11 questions each domain). \r\n\r\nhttp://www1.psych.purdue.edu/~dlynam/upps+p.doc",
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"definition_text": "Subjects will be presented with a 63-item questionnaire answerable through a Likert Scale (1=strongly disagree, 5=strongly agree). These questions are designed to assess an individuals generalized ability to regulate behavior according to the seven-step model of self-regulation as proposed by Miller & Brown (1991). These seven steps include: receiving, evaluating, triggering, searching, formulating, implanting, and assessment. \r\n\r\n\r\nA Follow-Up Psychometric Analysis of the Self-Regulation Questionnaire\r\nhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2431129/",
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"definition_text": "The TSRQ determines the underlying motivational system used by individuals to regulate behavior. According to the Self-Determination theory, motivation ranges from least to most self-determined, starting with 1) amotivation, 2) external, 3) introjected, 4) identified, and 5) integrated and intrinsic. The TSRQ is a 15-item questionnaire, where each item is a reason for changing or engaging in a health behavior. Subjects must respond to each question using a scale (1-7) where 1=not at all true, and 7=very true. ",
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"definition_text": "On each trial, participants have to direct their attention to either a face or a house within a visual compound stimulus and judge the age of the shown example. Participants are instructed to determine whether to attend to face or house as follows: The category on the first trial of each block is instructed. Then, the category remained the same as long as the ages of the images in that category remained the same. If the age changed between trials, the participant should switch attention to the other category on the following trial. Finally, we told participants that no age comparison was required on the first trial after a switch.",
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"definition_text": "This questionnaire is a list of 34 forced choice questions designed to assess an individualsâ optimal level of stimulation. Sample questions include: I would like to have a job which would require a lot of traveling (choice a) or I would prefer to have a job in one location (choice b).\r\n\r\nFour factors below:\r\nThrill and adventure seeking (TAS)\r\nExperience seeking (ES)\r\nDisinhibition (DIS)\r\nBoredom susceptibility (BS)",
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"definition_text": "The SOC questionnaire assesses an individualsâ developmental regulation across three processes: 1) Selection, 2) optimization, and 3) compensation. Subjects will be presented with 48 items (3 above + loss-based selection, 12 items each category) in which they must make a choice between an action corresponding to SOC behavior and an answer that is a distractor (reasonable alternative action not corresponding to SOC behavior). ",
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"definition_text": "assesses deficits in the ability to experience pleasure from non physical stimuli such as other people, talking, exchanging expressions of feelings (e.g., âA car ride is much more enjoyable if someone is with me.â). (from http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ssw/projects/pmap/docs/chmielewski_chapman.pdf)",
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"definition_text": "The subject views a flashing checkerboard with a vertical elongated shape. As a simplified retinotopic mapping procedure., this provides a rough definition of the boundary between some visual areas, e.g. V1 and V2. This is often contrasted with horizontal checkerboards.",
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"definition_text": "The subject views a flashing checkerboard with a horizontal elongated shape. As a simplified retinotopic mapping procedure, this provides a rough definition of the boundary between some visual areas, e.g. V2 and V3. This is often used in conjunction and contrasted with vertical checkerboards. ",
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"definition_text": "\tFunctional localizer to map various large-scale functional cognitive networks. These are the various contrasts obtained by opposing the simple tasks as defined in [Pinel 2007 "Fast reproducible identification and large-scale databasing of individual functional cognitive networks"]. This standard localizer is a simple and fast acquisition procedure based on a 5-minute functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) sequence that can be run as easily and as systematically as an anatomical scan. This protocol captures the cerebral bases of auditory and visual perception, motor actions, reading, language comprehension and mental calculation.",
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"definition_text": "This task examined cognitive functions involved on spatial mapping. The paradigm consisted in four categories of blocks. Each block was formed by a set of short events, in which visual instructions related to one or two conditions of the same kind were displayed. These four categories of blocks were characterized as follows: \r\n(1) saccade, in which ocular movements were performed according to the displacement of a fixation cross from the center towards peripheral points in the image displayed; \r\n(2) mimicry of object grasping with right hand, in which the corresponding object was displayed on the screen; \r\n(3) mimic orientation of rhombus, displayed as image background on the screen\r\nTasks of conditions (2) and (3) were featured by the same visual stimuli in order to capture grasping-specific activity, using\r\nright hand along with fingers; \r\n(4) mental judgement on the left-right direction of a hand displayed as visual stimulus; and\r\n(5) mental judgement on the palmar-dorsal direction of a hand displayed as visual stimulus. \r\nThe first three aforementioned conditions contained one active condition. In contrast, the forth and fifth blocks included two active conditions, referring each one to the relative directions of the hand represented.",
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"definition_text": "This task tackles cognitive functions implicated on social cognition, namely mental abilities linked to the *theory of mind* or social interplay. There are three categories of blocks constituted by a set of events related to specific conditions. Each block integrates two conditions of the same kind. They can be described as follows: \r\n1. mechanistic audio: interpret short stories (presented as auditory stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a cause-consequence plot;\r\n2. mechanistic video: interpret short stories (presented as visual stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was\r\n involved), featuring a cause-consequence plot;\r\n3 triangle mental: watch short movies of triangles, which\r\n exhibit a putative movement;\r\n4 triangle random: watch short movies of triangles, which\r\n exhibit a random movement;\r\n5 false belief audio: interpret short stories (presented as auditory stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a false-belief plot;\r\n6 false belief video: interpret short stories (presented as visual stimuli) through mental reply (no active response was involved), featuring a false-belief plot;\r\n7 speech sound: listen passively to short samples of human voices;\r\n8 non speech sound: listen passively to short samples of natural sounds.",
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"definition_text": "This is a language mapping task designed for fMRI, in which subjects are presented sequences of 10-items in rapid serial visual presentation. These sequences can be\r\n1. A sentence with complex syntactic structure\r\n2. A sentence with simple syntactic structure\r\n3. A list of words\r\n4. A sentence of jabberwocky\r\n5. A list of pseudo-words (from the same distribution as jabberwocky)\r\n6. Consonant strings\r\nA probe is then presented and the subject has to respond whether it was one of 10 items of the previously presented sequence.\r\nEach trial lasts 10 seconds.\r\nContrasts between these conditions can be used to probe syntactic-specific or semantic-specific responses.",
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"definition_text": "Participants view images of virtual models dressed in underclothing or swimwear. Upon viewing each image, they are instructed to 'Imagine that someone is comparing your body to the body of the woman/man you see in the picture. That is, imagine someone is saying "your body looks like hers/his."' Participants view images from their own sex only.\r\n\r\nFor more details, see: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0191886910000735",
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"definition_text": "In this task, liquid flavors or tastes are orally presented in quantities of one to several milliliters. Oral stimuli are presented by using a gusto-meter consisting of a pump mechanism, tubes and a mouthpiece attached to the MRI head coil. Usually, visual and/or auditory cues are used to provide instructions and/or cues to participants. These may include but are not limited to when to expect oral stimulation and when to swallow. Trials usually last up to 30 seconds and include an oral stimulus of interest, a behavioral response from the participant, and a rinsing procedure to rinse the palate. \r\n\r\nReferences:\r\nSee e.g.,\r\nDalenberg, J. R., Hoogeveen, H. R., Renken, R. J., Langers, D. R. M., & ter Horst, G. J. (2015). Functional specialization of the male insula during taste perception. NeuroImage, 119, 210â220. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.06.062\r\nMarciani, L., Pfeiffer, J. C., Hort, J., Head, K., Bush, D., Taylor, A. J., ⦠Gowland, P. A. (2006). Improved methods for fMRI studies of combined taste and aroma stimuli. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 158, 186â194. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneumeth.2006.05.035\r\nVeldhuizen, M. G., Bender, G., Constable, R. T., & Small, D. M. (2007). Trying to detect taste in a tasteless solution: modulation of early gustatory cortex by attention to taste. Chemical Senses, 32(6), 569â81. https://doi.org/10.1093/chemse/bjm025\r\n",
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"definition_text": "Subjects study sets of real-world routes. For each subject, the set of routes includes (a) pairs that share a common path before diverging to terminate at distinct destinations (âoverlapping routesâ) and (b) pairs with no paths in common (ânon-overlapping routesâ) Importantly, each route contributes to both conditions. For example, âroute 1â and âroute 2â are overlapping routes, but âroute 1â and âroute 3â are non-overlapping routes. Each route contains an initial segment that is shared with another route , and a later segment, including the destination, that is route-specific. Although the real-world spatial locations of the overlapping segments are identical, the pictures for each route are taken at different times and therefore differ subtly in terms of pedestrians, vehicles, etc. Routes are studied twice per round for 14 rounds. Subjects are instructed to learn each route (i.e., the specific path to each destination) but are not told the destination at the start of the route. After each study round, subjects are shown individual pictures drawn from the routes and are asked to select the destination associated with each picture. Of central interest is accuracy for pictures drawn from Segment 1 of each route because selecting the correct destination for these pictures requires discriminating between overlapping routes. \r\n\r\nFor more details, see: http://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/01/10/099226",
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"definition_text": "The revised Social Norm Processing Task (SNPT-R) is a paradigm enabling the study of behavioral and neural responses to intended and unintended social norm violations, among both adults and adolescence (Bas-Hoogendam et al., under review). ",
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"definition_text": "The Yellow Light Game (YLG) is a computerized driving simulation task that was modified from the Stoplight Task (Gardner & Steinberg, 2005; Chein et al., 2011). Similar to the Stoplight Task, each run in the YLG involves participants driving on a straight road with 20 intersections, each controlled by a traffic light. Participants are instructed that the goal of the game is to get the fastest time. At each intersection, when the traffic light turns yellow, participants choose to either continue through the intersection (Go decision), or to stop the car (Stop decision); they are not able to accelerate or steer. Participants are instructed that Go decisions would result in the fastest time, unless another car is present on the cross street, in which case the participant would crash. Crashes double the time spent at an intersection compared to if the participant had decided to stop. Therefore, Go decisions are considered âriskyâ, whereas Stop decisions are considered âsafeâ. Upon completion of a run, participants are presented with their completion time and the number of crashes during that run.\r\n\r\nA unique feature of the YLG is that there are three different types of intersections, which vary based on the timing of yellow light onset and the presence or absence of a car on the cross street. Some intersections have a 75% probability of crashing, others have a 25% probability of crashing, and the remaining intersections have a 50% probability of crashing. To prevent the task from promoting risk taking overall, the cumulative probability of crashing is set to 50% (i.e., 10 out of the 20 intersections have cars approaching on the cross street, resulting in a crash if the participant made a Go decision). This task feature is not explicitly communicated to participants, although participants have the opportunity to implicitly learn this information based on the differential timing of the yellow light onsets associated with each type of intersection. That is, intersections at which the light turns yellow earlier (i.e., when the participant was further away from the intersection) signal a greater crash probability. By including the different types of intersections, we are able to distinguish between adaptive and maladaptive risk taking, without promoting risk taking overall, as the cumulative probability of crashing is 50%. For more information about and access to the task, please visit: https://dsn.uoregon.edu/research/yellow-light-game/. ",
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"definition_text": "This task is intended to stimulate both primary visual and motor cortices.\r\nDuring this task, subjects are instructed to tap their fingers (right-hand, left-hand or bilateral) on a visual cue, in the form of a black-and-white, flashing checkerboard, that appears on the screen. A fixation cross may also appear at the center of the screen to help subjects maintain their gaze.",
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"definition_text": "The participant has to judge which one from two events taken from a fictitious story took place first. \r\nFor this, the participant, need to be aware of the story.\r\nThis task probes mental Time Travel abilities.\r\n\r\nA variant of this task consists in ordering the events in space (North/south, East/West). ",
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"definition_text": "The episodic recombination paradigm (Addis et al., 2009) was designed to study episodic simulations (remembering past events, or imagining novel future events). In this paradigm, participants first provide a set of autobiographical memories, each comprised of a set of details, e.g., a person, place, and object. They later return for a separate session in which they are cued to recall some of these episodes. For the imagination trials, details concerning person, place, and object are experimentally recombined across events, and participants are asked to imagine an event that might occur in the future involving the recombined set of details. Participants press a button once they have constructed the past or future event and after that continue to simulate the event, generating as much detail as possible. This is typically followed by ratings of phenomenological characteristics of the simulated events, e.g., detail or difficulty. \r\n\r\n(description adapted from Addis et al., 2010)",
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"definition_text": "The EAT is a modified Go/No-Go response inhibition paradigm providing behavioral and neural indices of both error awareness and inhibitory control. Participants are shown color words (e.g., red, blue, green) printed in congruent or incongruent fonts (as in a Stroop task) such that most stimuli are congruent (80%; e.g., the word “BLUE” in blue font). Congruent stimuli are Go trials requiring a button-press response (eg., button 1). In contrast, participants are to withhold button-presses when either the same color word is repeated on two successive trials (No-Go Rule-1) or an incongruent stimulus is presented (e.g., the word “BLUE” in red font; No-Go Rule-2). Continuously monitoring both No-Go rules is difficult and participants are predisposed to monitor for REPEAT (Rule-1) more so than INCONGRUENT trials (Rule-2). This leads to a sufficient number of errors (~45%), a portion of which remain undetected by participants (~10-20%). The task begins with words presented for 900ms followed by a 600ms inter-stimulus interval (ISI). To equate task performance across groups and maintain overall errors at ~45%, task difficulty dynamically adapts based on individual performance by varying the stimulus presentation and ISI durations. Participants indicate “error awareness” by pressing a separate 'error signaling button' (e.g., button 2) on the trial following a commission error.",
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"definition_text": "Subjects must find a pathway within a grid from a cell A to a cell B. Typically, the path starts in the upper left corner and end in the lower right corner. After successfully exploring a grid by trial and error, the task repeats with the same hidden path and subjects have to reconstruct the previously explored path. The task is considered to have a a strong learning and planning component and as such measures executive functions.",
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"definition_text": "A compensatory tracking task is a task that assesses eye–hand coordination, in which a user is operating a display that has an indicator and a zero point using a joystick, computer mouse, trackball, or other controlling device. The user must try to keep the indicator within the zero point while the indicator is being acted upon by outside forces.",
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"definition_text": "A pursuit tracking task is a task that assesses eye–hand coordination, in which a user is operating a display that has an indicator controlled by a computer mouse, trackball, or other controlling device. The user must try to keep the indicator on a moving trail or road with or without preview. ",
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"definition_text": "In a continuous tapping task, subjects must tap as quick as possible one key for a one minute test period. You can introduce different treatments by instruction, e.g. comfortable speed vs max speed, dominant vs non-dominant hand",
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"definition_text": "In this task, participant play lotteries with gain and loss blocks. On gain trials they either win $1 or $0. On loss trials they either lose $1 or $0. The probability of winning or losing varies from trial to trial from 0.1 to 0.9 and is explicitly displayed in the form of a pie chart. The participants' task is to indicate whether they would like to reveal the outcome of the lottery or not, by selecting between two offers, each representing a different probability of having the outcome revealed. Whether they receive information about the outcome of the lottery or not is non-instrumental because the outcome of all lotteries are added to the participant's final payment, regardless of whether information was obtained. Therefore, information about the outcome of each lottery had no bearing on participants' actual earnings.\r\nAfter selecting the offer (high or low probability of receiving information), participants are presented with a green knowledge cue, indicating that the outcome of the lottery is about to be shown to them ('WIN', 'ZERO' or 'LOSS'), or with a red ignorance cue, indicating that a non-informative outcome cue would follow ('XXXX'). Color associations are counterbalanced across participants.",
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"definition_text": "This task is to measure how a participant's evaluation about a current partner's artwork is biased by the social feedback (regarding one's won artwork) from the current partner and previous partners. This task is for measuring self-protective motivation when receiving constant social evaluations. See Yoon et al (2018) https://rdcu.be/35Tm",
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"definition_text": "Decision making task in which participants compare an offer with a set of alternatives with varying values and probabilities. Participants are given variable 'search horizons' i.e. attempts to get a new offer from the set of alternatives. In order to make optimal decisions participants need to reason prospectively, i.e. take into account future states. In other words, they need to plan a potential sequence of decisions. ",
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"definition_text": "Social decision-making tasks comprise alternative forced choice tasks in which participants make decisions that are relevant for themselves as well as at least one other person. These decisions can be of any nature (most commonly monetary or dietary).",
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"definition_text": "In this task, individuals are asked to make choices between two Holt and Laury style (10.1257/000282802762024700) gamble options, both alone and after viewing the choices made by two other players. For more details about the task, see: 10.1038/nn.4022.",
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"definition_text": "Donation Task inspired by Dictator Game, developed by van de Groep et al. ",
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"name": "point subtraction aggression paradigm",
"definition_text": "The point subtraction aggression paradigm (PSAP) is a paradigm aimed to measure reactive aggression in humans",
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"name": "facial expression observation",
"definition_text": "Passive observation of another person's facial expression",
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"name": "facial expression of emotion",
"definition_text": "faciallly express ones current affective state to another person",
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"name": "task-set learning",
"definition_text": "Task designed by Anne Collins and Etienne Koechlin for task-set learning.\r\n\r\nReasoning, learning, and creativity: frontal lobe function and human decision-making\r\nCollins A, Koechlin E (2012)\r\nPLoS Biology",
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"name": "P300 BCI",
"definition_text": "P300-based brain-computer interface is a BCI paradigm relying on the online classification of event-related potentials. The user is required to attend specific target stimuli that are considered important and to ignore other, more frequent stimuli. The target stimuli elicit large P300 response that can easily be classified from epoched EEG. P300 BCI can rely almost on any type of stimuli, that are capable to evoke discernable ERPs - visual, tactile, auditory, etc. P300 BCI paradigm can be adopted for the gamification of ERP studies, as well as for communication in disabled patients.",
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"name": "Facial Expression Display Task",
"definition_text": "Participants are instructed to display a facial expression corresponding to a category (e.g., Anger, Joy, Disgust).",
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"name": "Facial Expression Observing Task",
"definition_text": "Participants are instructed to observe a video presenting a facial expression corresponding to a specific category (e.g., Anger, Joy, Disgust).",
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"name": "correlated bandits",
"definition_text": "In each trial, subjects view one of two stimuli, and need to make a binary decision about the outcome that will follow this stimulus. The outcome probabilities associated with each stimulus are correlated: when the outcome probability of one stimulus switches, the outcome probability of the other stimulus switches too. Hence, you can learn from outcomes on one stimulus about the other stimulus. \r\n\r\nVariants of the task can include a third, control stimulus, with an independent outcome probability. ",
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"name": "Language Rule Learning",
"definition_text": "An artificial language counting twenty-eight bi-syllabic (consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel) nonsense words each was created. The twenty-eight words were synthesized using Mbrola speech synthesizer software by concatenating diphones from the Spanish male database (http://tcts.fpms.ac.be/synthesis/) at 16 KHz. Words (385 ms), were combined using Adobe Audition® software to form three-word phrases with 100 ms gaps between word. Phrase stimuli were presented via Presentation® software (Neurobehavioral Systems) through appropriate headphones and at a volume level adjusted for the participant.\r\nA total of 96 rule and 96 no-rule phrases (trials) were used in this task. Rule phrases conformed to an AXC structure whereby the initial word (A) always predicted the final word (C), while the middle word (X) was variable. Two different A_C dependencies (A1_C1 and A2_C2) were created out of 4 words from the total word pool. The remaining 24 served as middle (X) elements for each of the two A_C dependencies. The transitional probability was always 1 between A and C elements, 0.04 between A and X, and 0.5 between X and C. Half of the no-rule trials consisted in the combination of 3 of the 24 X elements and so took the form XXX, with the only constraints that each X had an equal probability to appear in each position but could never appear twice in the same phrase. The other half of the no-rule trials consisted of the combination of two XX elements (following the same constraints as for XXX) followed by the participant’s target word (C1 or C2). The probability of target occurrence in both the rule and the no-rule blocks was therefore 50%. Note that in the set of no-rule trials, the C element (the participant’s target) occurred also in the last position but, in contrast to the rule block, this could not be predicted on the basis of previous elements. \r\nParticipants were presented with the randomized 96 rule and 96 no-rule phrases in four alternated rule and no-rule blocks, with the order of blocks counterbalanced between participants. In the fMRI version of the task, data was acquired in two runs, including a block of rule and no-rule each (counterbalanced). A short break was given between runs in the fMRI. A single offline recognition test was issued after the fourth block . In order to obtain a measure of incidental rule-learning, participants performed a cover word-monitoring task. Specifically, they were instructed to detect, as fast and accurately as possible via a button press, the presence or absence of a given target word, which was always one of the C elements (C1 or C2, counterbalanced). A given target word remained constant for each participant throughout the experiment and was displayed in the middle of the screen at all times for reference during the blocks. Participants were not informed about the presence of rules. Inter-trial interval was jittered, using pseudo-random values between 1000 and 3000 ms for optimal fMRI acquisition, and fixed at 500 ms in the remaining phases. A maximum of 1000 ms after the end of a given phrase was allowed for participants to respond before the next trial started. Reaction times (RTs) were calculated from the onset the last word in the phrase until button press. Performance in interleaved rule and no-rule blocks was jointly analyzed by concatenating blocks of a same kind. Only correct response trials with RTs within mean ± 2sd were included for the analysis .\r\n\r\nWe reasoned that if incidental rule-learning occurs over exposure in the rule block, participants’ gradual ability to predict the appearance or non-appearance of a target word Cj on the basis of the identity of the initial word Aj should be reflected in a RT gain (i.e., faster RTs) over trials within the blocks. We also expected an overall RT advantage over target words in the no-rule blocks (rule effect), where prediction is possible (no prediction can be made during no-rule blocks). Participants’ rule effect for the different parts/sessions was calculated as the mean RT difference between no-rule and rule trials. \r\n",
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"name": "Thirst perception",
"definition_text": "A task in which subjects view blocks of beverage and non-beverage images, and rate their perceived thirst after each block.",
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"name": "risky lotteries task",
"definition_text": "Subjects choose between two lotteries (first published by Bruhin, Fehr‐Duda, & Epper (2010). Risk and Rationality: Uncovering Heterogeneity in Probability Distortion. Econometrica 78(4), 1375–1412, DOI: 10.3982/ECTA7139). Each lottery can yield one of two monetary outcomes (all positive outcomes, no losses). The range of magnitudes of the outcomes is {0,50}, the range of probabilities for each outcome {0,1}. Each lottery is displayed as a pie chart with the outcomes' probabilities represented by a shaded area of the pie and the magnitude displayed as a number in the respective area of the pie. Subjects are assumed to choose mostly the lottery with the higher subjective value. ",
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"name": "value-based decision making",
"definition_text": "Participants were instructed to imagine a realistic situation where they have the option to enact a specific behavior, and then to make a decision indicating their preference. provided",
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"name": "Internal menu choice task",
"definition_text": "This experimental paradigm consists of three different tasks (conditions): (1) Internal menu choice task, requiring subjects to name a most preferred item in a given category (e.g. fruits) without a menu; (2) External menu choice task, requiring subjects to choose a most preferred item in a given category (e.g. fruits) from a pre-defined menu; and (3) Semantic fluency task, requiring subjects to name as many examples as they can from a given category (e.g. fruits).",
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"name": "center of mass approximation",
"definition_text": "The perception of the center of an object's distribution of matter, dependent on factors such as the geometry of the object, the perceived distribution of its density, and its orientation relative to the direction of gravity.",
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"name": "CAToon (cognitive and affective Theory of Mind Cartoon Task)",
"definition_text": "The Cognitive and Affective Theory of Mind Cartoon task <b>(CAToon)</b> is designed to measure affective and cognitive Theory of Mind (ToM) using cartoon stories. The task has an entertaining and timely design understandable and engaging for children as well as for adults. The task consists of 30 cartoon stories, representing three conditions (two experimental conditions targeting affective ToM (AT) and cognitive ToM (CT) and a control condition targeting physical causality (PC)). Each condition comprises 10 stories of similar visual complexity (i.e. backgrounds were matched across conditions). Three additional stories (one per condition) are available for practice purposes. <br>AT trials require participants to infer how a character would react to a fellow character’s expressed or expected emotions, whereas during CT trials participants have to assume how characters would act based on another character’s intentions or beliefs. PC trials serve as a control condition, requiring a basic understanding of cause and effect and basic physical laws.<br>All trials start with three images presented sequentially, followed by a single image display of three possible endings. CT trial endings consist of one correct, and two incorrect solutions. Incorrect solutions depict either a situation which would be illogical based on the storyline or physically impossible (e.g. object flies, character transforms). AT trial endings consist of two correct solutions (negative expectancy/positive expectancy) and one incorrect solution. In positive expectancy endings a character’s emotional needs are met with caring or reassuring, whereas in negative expectancy outcomes the character is scolded, ridiculed or ignored. This manipulation allows the investigation of differences in positive or negative outcome expectancy. PC trial endings have one correct and two incorrect solutions.<br><br><br><b>Developers' website: </b>https://www.jacobscenter.uzh.ch/en/research/developmental_neuroscience/downloads/catoon.html",
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"name": "Positive and Negative Images Task",
"definition_text": "A task in which participants view positive images (sunsets and landscapes), negative IAPS images (guns, spiders), and neutral images (cups, chairs). ",
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"name": "motivational go/no-go learning task",
"definition_text": "Equiprobable Go/NoGo learning task (i.e. the ratio Go cues: NoGo cues is 50:50) featuring Win cues (chance for winning points/ money vs. neutral outcome) and Avoid cues (chance for neutral outcome vs. losing points/money).<br>The task features 4 conditions (at least 1 cue per condition):<br>- Go-to-Win: Cue with chance for winning money, requires Go response<br>- Go-to-Avoid: Cue with chance for losing money, requires Go response<br>- NoGo-to-Win: Cue with chance for winning money, requires NoGo response<br>- NoGo-to-Avoid: Cue with chance for losing money, requires NoGo response<br>All conditions feature the same amount of trials, i.e. Go/NoGo and Win/Avoid are fully orthogonalized (unlike other go/nogo tasks that are aimed at measuring inhibition and thus feature more go trials).<br><br>The correct response (Go/NoGo) is not instructed, but has been learned by trial-and-error from feedback. <br>Cue valence (Win/Avoid) is either instructed (e.g. cue edges in certain color) or has to be inferred from feedback (only Win cues can yield winning money, only Avoid cues can yield losing money).<br>Outcomes are usually probabilistic (e.g. 80% valid feedback, i.e. correct responses lead to winning money for Win cues/ neutral outcomes for Avoid cues in only 80% of trials, otherwise to invalid feedback; reversed probabilities for incorrect responses).<br><br>The task is used to measure Pavlovian biases/ motivational biases, i.e. the tendency to show more Go responses (and faster reaction times) to Win cues than Avoid cues.<br><br>",
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"name": "Narrative-based Pain Empathy Task",
"definition_text": "A task elicting pain empathy based on written short stories about simultaneously displayed protagonists. In the narrative of each story, protagonist is either hurt physically (pain condition) or has non-painful events (control condition). Task can be expanded by adding new factor, e.g. nationality of the protagonist. ",
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"name": "Boston Naming Test",
"definition_text": "The Boston Naming Test (BNT), consisting of 60 black and white line drawings of objects, is a measure of confrontation naming that takes into account the finding that patients with dysnomia often have greater difficulties with the naming of low frequency objects. Thus, instead of a simple category of anomia, naming difficulties may be rank ordered along a continuum. Items on the BNT are ordered according to their ability to be named, which is thought to be correlated with their frequency. This type of picture-naming vocabulary test is useful in the examination of children with learning disabilities and the evaluation of adults with brain injury or dysfunction. <br><br>(from Roth, C. (2011). Boston Naming Test. In: Kreutzer, J.S., DeLuca, J., Caplan, B. (eds) Encyclopedia of Clinical Neuropsychology. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-79948-3_869)",
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"name": "fMRI localizer for the frontotemporal language system",
"definition_text": "An fMRI localizer of frontal, temporal, and parietal brain regions involved in high-level linguistic processing. The task reliably identifies these brain regions in individual subjects using fMRI, by contrasting neural responses to meaningful and structured language stimuli vs. stimuli matched for low-level properties but lacking meaning and/or structure. In particular, responses to auditorily presented excerpts from engaging interviews or stories are contrasted vs. acoustically degraded versions of these materials. ",
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"name": "tri-modal roving stimulus paradigm",
"definition_text": "A roving stimulus paradigm in which tri-modal stimuli are simultaneously presented in a continuous stream with two possible intensities each. Participants are asked to attend to the stream and to respond to occasional target questions (catch trials) prompting participants to report the most recent intensity of a specific modality.\r\n\r\n",
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"name": "cue-based expectation task",
"definition_text": "Based on a cue, different expectations are established. We then investigate whether these expectations modulate stimulus representations.",
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"name": "Visuomotor rotation task",
"definition_text": "\r\nA visuomotor rotation task is a type of experimental paradigm used in neuroscience and psychology to study how the brain adapts to changes in the relationship between visual input and motor actions. In this task, participants are typically asked to perform a movement, such as moving a joystick or cursor toward a target, while the visual feedback they receive (usually the cursor on the screen) is rotated by a certain angle.\r\n\r\nFor example, if a person is asked to move a cursor straight up, but the visual feedback shows the cursor moving at a 30° angle to the right, the person must learn to adjust their movements to compensate for this mismatch. Over time, the brain adapts by changing the motor output, despite the visual feedback being distorted.\r\n\r\nThe purpose of this task is to understand how the brain recalibrates motor actions based on altered sensory input. It helps researchers explore motor learning, sensorimotor adaptation, and the brain mechanisms underlying coordination between sensory perception and motor control.\r\n\r\nThis task is often used in research on motor learning, neuroplasticity, and rehabilitation, particularly for understanding how people adapt to new motor environments or recover from injuries affecting movement.",
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"name": "Trier Social Stress Test",
"definition_text": "The Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) is an acute stress protocol used in neuroscience research to study the stress response in human subjects. It involves a combination of social-evaluative threat and uncontrollable tasks, such as public speaking and mental arithmetic, which induce moderate stress responses in participants. The TSST is particularly effective in eliciting responses in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, and it is commonly used to investigate the effects of stress on various physiological and psychological variables. \r\n(sciencedirect.com)",
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"name": "Mindstrong for Regulation of Emotion",
"definition_text": "Mindstrong is a phone application that continuously collects data regarding the phone-user’s naturalistic patterns of typing and scrolling. This application will be installed on participant’s phone at a baseline visit and data will be collected on participants’ 45 keyboard and scroll patterns (generated from distinct swiping and tapping patterns) over a two-year period. Regarding emotional states and regulation, this technology will specifically collect data on word usage and frequency (via input from texts, emails, internet searches) to indicate participants’ emotional states. Behavioral change will also be inferred by evaluating changes in social activity (e.g., incoming and outgoing calls, messages), language, and location over the two-year timeframe.",
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"name": "Five-Trial Adjusting Delay Discounting Task",
"definition_text": "The Five-Trial Adjusting Delay Discounting Task is a very brief variant of the traditional Delay Discounting Task. The construct of delay discounting refers to people’s tendency to value rewards less as the amount of time increases until those rewards would be received. This brief task uses only five trials to estimate a person’s discounting rate by adjusting the specifications of each subsequent trial based on performance of the preceding trial. Each 5-trial version of this task uses one monetary amount for each trial (e.g., $1,000; $1,000,000). Each participant is asked on the first trial of the task whether they would prefer to receive that amount in three weeks or half that amount now. On the next trial the question is repeated but with a different time delay according to the participant’s response on the previous trial.",
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"name": "Go-NoGo fMRI paradigm",
"definition_text": "The computerized task consists of 240 trials in which participants see a stimulus printed on the screen and they are asked to vary their response according to the stimulus color. In the more frequent 180 “Go” trials, participants are instructed to respond by pressing a button when they see green text on the screen displaying the word “press.” The main dependent behavioral measures in Go-NoGo tasks are response time and the commission error rate (making an incorrect “Go” response on “No-Go” trials); fewer commission errors signify better response inhibition. The Go-NoGo fMRI paradigm utilizes this same task to measure activation of participants’ cognitive control circuit (dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, dorsal parietal cortex [DPC], and posterior cingulate gyrus), as well as the functional connectivity among these regions.",
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"name": "Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K6+)",
"definition_text": "The Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K6+) is a 6-item self-report measure of psychological distress intended to be used as a quick tool to assess risk for serious mental illness in the general population. The feelings and experiences for this first item are the following: “nervous,” “hopeless,”, “restless or fidgety,” “so depressed that nothing could cheer you up,” “that everything was an effort,” and “worthless.” The next item assesses the extent to which the feelings are typical for the person. The remaining items assess to what extent these experiences led to functional impairment.",
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"name": "Generalized Self-Efficacy Scale",
"definition_text": "The original Generalized Self-Efficacy Scale contains 10 items designed to tap into a global sense of self-efficacy, or belief of an individual in his or her ability (e.g., “I can always solve difficult problems if I try hard enough,” and “I can usually handle whatever comes my way.”) The revised version here includes these 10 items and two, which are repeated and reversed to examine acquiescence bias. Response options range from 1, never true, to 7, always true. Higher scores indicate greater generalized self-efficacy.",
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"name": "Verbal Interference Test",
"definition_text": "The Verbal Interference Test is a behavioral assessment of cognitive regulation. In this task participants are presented with visual word stimuli that appear with incongruent text and color meaning (e.g., the word “RED” printed in blue, the word “BLUE” printed in green, the word “GREEN” printed in red). There are two phases of the task: Name (Part I) and Color (Part II). In the Name phase, participants are asked to identify the meaning of the word (e.g., red is the correct answer for the word “RED” printed in blue). In the Color phase, participants are asked to identify the color in which the word is printed (e.g., blue is the correct answer for the word “RED” printed in blue). This test assesses aspects of inhibition and interference corresponding to those indexed by the Stroop test.",
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"name": "Chicken Game task",
"definition_text": "The game of chicken, also known as the hawk-dove game or snowdrift game, is a model of conflict for two players in game theory (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_(game)). Two players drive cars towards each other, the player turning loses and if none of them swerve, there is a car crash. The outcome of the Chicken Game is determined by both players’ decisions. From one person’s perspective, unilateral defection and mutual cooperation represent the best and second-best outcomes. Cooperation is preferable to defection if the other defects because mutual defection is worse than the benefit of unilateral cooperation, each payoff corresponding to different outcomes of the social interaction (Hernandez-Pena, et al., 2023)\r\n\r\nHernandez-Pena, L., Hoppe, W., Koch, J., Keeler, C., Waller, R., Habel, U., ... & Wagels, L. (2023). The role of dominance in sibling relationships: differences in interactive cooperative and competitive behavior. Scientific Reports, 13(1), 11863.",
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"creation_time": 1701193563,
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"name": "attribute amnesia",
"definition_text": "In an attribute amnesia experiment, participants are asked only to report one attribute of a multi-attribute object on the first few trials. But on a surprise trial, they fail to report another attribute of the same object. ",
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"name": "Trust game (TG)",
"definition_text": "It is a sequential game involving two players, the trustor and the trustee. In a one-shot anonymous interaction, subject A (“the Investor” or \"the Trustor\") endowed with an amount of 10-dollar decides how much of this show-up fee will be given to subject B (“the Trustee”), knowing that this share will be tripled before it’s actually given to subject B. Subject B receives this tripled amount and decides how much to send back to subject A (From Tzieropoulos, 2013, doi: 10.1080/17470919.2013.832375). It can be played in one-shot or in multi-round format.\r\n\r\nInitially called the Investment Game by Berg, Dickhaut and McCabe in 1995 (doi: 10.1006/game.1995.1027), the trust game originated as a design experiment to study trust and reciprocity in an investment setting (From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictator_game#Variants). In the Berg et al. version, subjects in room A decide how much of their 10 dollar show-up fee to send to an anonymous counterpart in room B. Subjects in room B then decide how much of the tripled money to keep and how much to send back to their respective counterparts. This game is similar to the trust game described by Kreps (1990, https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/faculty-research/publications/corporate-culture-economic-theory), except that the Kreps game allow only two choices at each stage, whereas the Berg version (and the current version of trust game) has a larger choice space and allows for different degrees of trust and reciprocity) (Berg et al., 1995). ",
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"name": "prisoner's dilemma (PD)",
"definition_text": "The prisoner's dilemma is a game theory thought experiment that involves two rational agents, each of whom can cooperate for mutual benefit or betray their partner (\"defect\") for individual reward. If both players cooperate, they both receive the reward R for cooperating. If both players defect, they both receive the punishment payoff P. If Blue defects while Red cooperates, then Blue receives the temptation payoff T, while Red receives the \"sucker's\" payoff, S. Similarly, if Blue cooperates while Red defects, then Blue receives the sucker's payoff S, while Red receives the temptation payoff T. To be a prisoner's dilemma game in the strong sense, the following condition must hold for the payoffs: T>R>P>S. The payoff relationship R>P implies that mutual cooperation is superior to mutual defection, while the payoff relationships T>R and P>S imply that defection is the dominant strategy for both agents. \r\n\r\nThis dilemma was originally framed by Merrill Flood and Melvin Dresher in 1950 while they worked at the RAND Corporation.[citation needed] Albert W. Tucker later formalized the game by structuring the rewards in terms of prison sentences and named it the \"prisoner's dilemma\". William Poundstone described this \"typical contemporary version\" of the game in his 1993 book Prisoner's Dilemma (From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma).",
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"creation_time": 1689109497,
"last_updated": 1689109497,
"name": "Pittsburgh Stress Battery",
"definition_text": "The Pittsburg Stress Battery is a standardized means of evaluating cardiovascular reactions as a response to acute stressors which have been linked to an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. The original protocols vary but normally consisted of three tasks designed to maximize various psychological demands: a visual short term memory task (scanning), an accuracy evaluation (targeting), and a cognitive motor/reflex task (tracking).",
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"last_updated": 1689109724,
"name": "Future Orientation Scale of the Time Perspective Survey (child version)",
"definition_text": "The Future Orientation Scale of the Time Perspective Survey (child version) assesses the extent to which school-aged children have the ability or inclination to focus their attention on the future, as opposed to focusing on the past or present moments. Children are asked to respond with how well each statement describes what they believe on a Likert scale ranging from 1 (“Very Untrue”) to 5 (“Very True”). There are 13 total items (e.g., “Finishing homework and doing other jobs at home comes before play”, “I make lists of things to do.”) This scale was modified from the original measure that was developed for adults.",
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"creation_time": 1689112869,
"last_updated": 1689112869,
"name": "Parent-Child Coercion Scale",
"definition_text": "This 9-item self-report scale assesses a parent's perception of how much coercion characterizes their relationship with their child.",
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"creation_time": 1689115332,
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"name": "Immersive Virtual Reality Assay for Target: Regulation of Cognition (Behavioral and Self-Report)",
"definition_text": "The Immersive Virtual Reality Assay (IVRA) is a virtual reality paradigm designed to engage three self-regulation targets (self-focused reflection, affect, and cognition) and four corresponding brain circuits in a fixed order: (1) default mode circuit (related to self-focused reflection), (2) the negative affect circuit, (3) the positive affect circuit, and (4) the cognitive control circuit. Participants undergo different virtual environments using the Oculus Rift DK2 (virtual reality headset developed and manufactured by Oculus VR). This paradigm is intended to assess a participant’s regulation of cognition with the use of 3 optional virtual reality environments.",
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"name": "Daily Inventory of Stressful Events (DISE)",
"definition_text": "The Daily Inventory of Stressful Events (DISE) is a semi-structured survey in which participants report whether any of a series of stressful events had occurred within the past 24 hours. This end-of-day measure consists of a brief set of stem and conditional questions that can be can be administered via smartphones. This instrument yields several variables for each reported stressor including: (a) content classification of the stressor (e.g., work overload, argument over housework, traffic problem); (b) subjective severity of stressors; (c) primary appraisals (i.e., areas of life that were at risk because of the stressor); and (d) perceived control of the situation.",
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"name": "social vs physical perception task",
"definition_text": "This fMRI task was devised by Fischer et al. (2013, PNAS). This stimuli from this task consists 10-s movies of two 2D dots moving as though they are physical objects, or as though they are interacting socially. Participants are asked to imagine as though they are looking down on the scene from above. They are asked to watch the dots, imagine the trajectory of one of the dots when it disappeared briefly, and indicate whether the final position of the hidden dot matches what they imagined. ",
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"name": "SIDES Affect Dysregulation Scale (Child-Reported)",
"definition_text": "The Affect Dysregulation Scale (Child-Reported) is a six-item self-reported measure of adolescents’ frequency of difficulties with affect regulation. Items were suggested by the Structured Interview for Disorders of Extreme Stress (SIDES) with modifications made to simplify the wording for an adolescent sample and to generalize items to reference all feelings rather than just anger.",
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"name": "Video-Mediated Affective Recall",
"definition_text": "The Video-Mediated recall procedure is a self-reported measure of remembered emotional responses and cognitions during a previous experience of social interaction with a close other such as one’s romantic partner or one’s child. The video-mediated recall procedure is a procedure by which parents and/or a member of a couple view a videotape of their interaction with their partner or child. While watching the video, they use a dial to rate their experienced emotion and/or cognitions moment-by-moment during the interaction task.",
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"name": "Immersive Virtual Reality Assay for Target: Regulation of Self-Reflection (Behavioral and Self-Report)",
"definition_text": "The Immersive Virtual Reality Assay (IVRA) is a virtual reality paradigm designed to engage three self-regulation targets (self-focused reflection, affect, and cognition) and four corresponding brain circuits in a fixed order: (1) default mode circuit (related to self-focused reflection), (2) the negative affect circuit, (3) the positive affect circuit, and (4) the cognitive control circuit. Participants undergo different virtual environments using the Oculus Rift DK2 (virtual reality headset developed and manufactured by Oculus VR). This paradigm is intended to assess a participant’s regulation of self-reflection.",
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"name": "Maze",
"definition_text": "The Maze is a behavioral assessment of cognitive regulation. This computerized variation seeks to assess similar cognitive constructs as the Austin Maze (Walsh, 1991). Participants are asked to uncover a hidden path through a visual maze made up of an 8-by-8 grid of rectangles. As the participant navigates this path, green and red ticks on the bottom of the computer screen will appear to indicate correct moves and incorrect moves, respectively. A total of 24 correct moves are required for full completion of the maze, and the test ends with either two error-free completions or a time-out after 7 minutes.",
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"name": "fMRI Facial Emotion Paradigm",
"definition_text": "The fMRI Facial Emotion Paradigm concerns regulation of emotion. It is a passive viewing task designed to engage participants’ affective neural circuits (including the amygdala, insula, and anterior cingulate cortex/ventral and dorsal medial prefrontal cortex). This task engages both implicit regulation of emotion reactivity and explicit appraisal, which allow for the conscious and nonconscious discrimination of emotional stimuli. Stimuli for this paradigm are facial expressions of threat-related emotions (i.e., fear and anger), loss-related emotions (i.e., sadness), reward-related emotions (i.e., happiness), and neutral emotions, selected from standardized series and modified so that the eyes are centrally positioned.",
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"name": "Hierarchical Task",
"definition_text": "The Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning Task measures participants’ ability to discover and use higher-order structure in their environment. Participants are presented with 18 stimuli composed of three dimensions: shape, orientation, and border color. The task requires that participants respond to stimuli by pressing one of three keys in response to each of the stimuli. In a \"flat\" condition, the keys are randomly associated with the shapes so that the participant must learn each association independently. In a \"hierarchical\" condition, the stimulus-response mappings are instead structured, such that participants can use a rule to determine the correct response based on the combination of the three features.",
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"name": "Relative Reinforcing Efficacy Purchase Task",
"definition_text": "The Relative Reinforcing Efficacy Purchase Task (RREPT) is a 9-item task that assesses different aspects of behavioral demand based on the relationship between demand and price. Demand is reduced as price is increased, and the differences in shape of the demand curve are measures of how reinforcing a substance is. Participants are asked to indicate how many cigarettes they would purchase and consume in a single day if the price per cigarette was $0.00 (free), $0.10, $1.00, $3.00, $10.00, $30.00, $100.00, $300.00, and $1,000.00.",
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"name": "Emotion Identification Task",
"definition_text": "The Emotion Identification Task is a behavioral assay that utilizes two tasks to measure an individual’s ability to identify facial emotions and emotional bias. The first phase (the “study phase”) is an explicit emotion identification task, and the second phase is an implicit emotion recognition task. Using an internet-based test (“WebNeuro”), participants view 96 photographs of 8 different individuals expressing six different emotions: (1) neutral, (2) happy, (3) sad, (4) fear, (5) anger, and (6) disgust.",
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"name": "Go-No-Go Zoo Task",
"definition_text": "The Go-No-Go Zoo Task is a measure of inhibitory control. Child subjects are instructed to press a key in response to a displayed “go” stimulus (presented for 300 ms) but to avoid response when they are displayed a no-go stimulus. Children are instructed to respond as quickly as they can and to maintain accuracy. Trials are successful in the Go condition when child correctly responds to any animal that is not an orangutan and trials are successful in the No-Go condition when child correctly inhibits a response when seeing an orangutan. Errors are evaluated only for No-go trials (i.e., errors of commission), while successes are evaluated only for each correct Go trial.",
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"name": "Mindstrong for Regulation of Cognition",
"definition_text": "Mindstrong is a phone application that continuously collects data regarding the phone-user’s naturalistic patterns of typing and scrolling. This application will be installed on participant’s phone at a baseline visit and data will be collected on participants’ 45 keyboard and scroll patterns (generated from distinct swiping and tapping patterns) over a two-year period. Regarding cognitive regulation, this technology will specifically collect data on typing latencies, response times, and phone stimuli detection indicating attention, executive function, memory, and processing speed.",
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"name": "Angling Risk Task – Always Sunny",
"definition_text": "The Angling Risk Task (ART) Always Sunny assesses cognitive processes underlying decision making in a sequential risk-taking paradigm. This task is comprised of tournaments of 30 rounds each. In each round, participants “fish” for red and blue fish in an attempt to earn as much money as possible. Of the N fish, N-1 are red and 1 is blue. Each red fish the participant catches is worth five cents; if the participant catches the blue fish, however, the round ends, and the participant loses all the money accumulated in that round. In the “Always Sunny” version of the task, participants are able to see the number of red and blue fish.",
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"name": "Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire: Control vs. Impulsivity Scale",
"definition_text": "The Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire (MPQ) is a 276-item self-report measure of a broad range of personality traits. It assesses 11 personality traits. Items about control vs. impulsivity assess whether participants report being “reflective,” “cautious,” “careful,” “level-headed,” and “sensible,” and whether they make “detailed plans.” Items are summed to compute a total score for each trait. Higher total scores for the control-vs.-impulsivity trait reflect acting rationally, preferring to plan one’s actions, making decisions carefully, and lack of spontaneity.",
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"name": "Brief Risk-Resilience Index for Screening (BRISC)",
"definition_text": "The Mini Brief Risk-Resilience Index for Screening (BRISC) is a 15-item self-report measure of self-regulation of emotions. The BRISC measures three core domains: negativity bias (5 items; one’s hypersensitivity to stress and anticipation of negative outcomes, e.g., “I tended to overreact to situations”), emotional resilience (5 items; one’s capacity for self-efficacy, e.g., “I felt very satisfied with the way I look and act”), and social skills (5 items; one’s capacity to engage in social situations and seek support, e.g., “I enjoyed socializing and chatting to other people”). Negativity bias is concerned with risk for negative emotional states, whereas emotional resilience and social skills concern regulatory responses to negative emotional states.",
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"name": "Internal Self-Efficacy Task",
"definition_text": "The Internal Self-Efficacy Task was designed to capture individual differences in the tendency to set challenging goals. In the first stage (Stage 1: Piece-rate real effort task), participants are given three minutes in which they need to complete as many matches as possible in a real-effort slider-matching task. In this task, participants touch the computer screen to move a slider to its “goal” position (i.e., match the slider to the goal). In the second stage (Stage 2: Goal-setting) participants are told that they will again complete the real-effort slider-matching task for a three-minute interval but with a different payment scheme.In the third and final stage (Stage 3) participants complete the three-minute real-effort slider-matching task.",
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"name": "Consideration of Future Consequences Scale",
"definition_text": "The Consideration of Future Consequences Scale is comprised of 14 items that tap into an individual’s tendency to think about long-term consequences of his or her actions, or to guide behavior based on short- versus long-term considerations.",
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"name": "Immersive Virtual Reality Assay for Target: Regulation of Emotion (Behavioral and Self-Report)",
"definition_text": "The Immersive Virtual Reality Assay (IVRA) is a virtual reality paradigm designed to engage three self-regulation targets (self-focused reflection, affect, and cognition) and four corresponding brain circuits in a fixed order: (1) default mode circuit (related to self-focused reflection), (2) the negative affect circuit, (3) the positive affect circuit, and (4) the cognitive control circuit. Participants undergo different virtual environments using the Oculus Rift DK2 (virtual reality headset developed and manufactured by Oculus VR). This paradigm is intended to assess a participant’s regulation of emotion by having participants undergo two negative emotion regulation environments for the negative affect circuit and two positive emotion regulation environments for the positive affect circuit.",
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"name": "Mindstrong for Regulation of Self-Focused Reflection",
"definition_text": "Mindstrong is a phone application that continuously collects data regarding the phone-user’s naturalistic patterns of typing and scrolling. This application will be installed on participant’s phone at a baseline visit and data will be collected on participants’ 45 keyboard and scroll patterns (generated from distinct swiping and tapping patterns) over a two-year period. Regarding self-reflection-related behavior, this technology will collect data on pertinent smartphone variables including identified resting periods via phone GPS. Over time, these variables will be tracked and monitored for changes in participants’ pattern of daily behavior.",
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"name": "Stroop-like Arrows Task",
"definition_text": "The Stroop-like Arrows Task aims to measure aspects of executive control, such as attentional control and inhibitory control. This adaptation of the Stroop-like Arrows Task consists of a series of 30 red and blue arrows (stimuli), which participants must respond to by pressing a “button” (a green rectangle) either in the congruent direction of the arrow (when it is red) or in the incongruent direction of the arrow (when it is blue). In other words, when the arrow is red and points to the left, the respondent should press the button to the left. On the other hand, when the arrow is blue and points to the left, the respondent should press the button to the right. Respondents must complete the task as quickly as possible.",
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"name": "International Physical Activity Questionnaire – Short Form (IPAQ-SF)",
"definition_text": "The International Physical Activity Questionnaire – Short Form (IPAQ-SF) is a 7-item self-report scale designed to measure physical activity in adults. The scale is used to generate a single total score. Participants are asked to report activities performed across leisure time, work, domestic activities, and travel for at least 10 minutes during the last seven days at each of three intensities: walking, moderate, and vigorous intensity.",
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"name": "optogenetic stimulation",
"definition_text": "Optogenetic stimulation is a genetic technique that enables scientists to activate or inhibit the activity of specific neuron populations using light.",
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"name": "Ecological Momentary Assessment of Stressful Events",
"definition_text": "The Ecological Momentary Assessment of Stressful Events is a brief measure of momentary experiences of stress aimed to be administered in ecologically valid environments close in time to the occurrence of stressful events. The goal of this measurement strategy is to minimize retrospective recall biases that can accompany the reporting of stress. The EMA measure consists of a brief set of stem and conditional questions that can be administered via smartphones as people go about their daily activities.",
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"name": "Anxiety Sensitivity Index - 3 (ASI-3)",
"definition_text": "The Anxiety Sensitivity Index-3 (ASI-3) is an 18 item scale containing items specifying different concerns someone could have regarding their anxiety. It contains 3 subscales \"ASI-3 Physical Concerns\", \"ASI-3 Cognitive Concerns\", \"ASI-3 Social Concerns\". The subject rates each item by selecting one of five phrases: “very little” (0 points), “a little” (1 point), “some” (2 points), “much” (3 points), and “very much” (4 points). No items are reversed coded.",
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"name": "Interoceptive Attentiveness fMRI Task",
"definition_text": "The Interoceptive Attentiveness fMRI Task is a functional magnetic resonance imaging assay of the ability to deploy attention toward information that is internal (i.e., inside the body) versus external (e.g., outside the body). In this task brain activation is measured while the participant is asked to alternate between turning their attention inward (‘Interoception’ condition) and outward (‘Exteroception’ condition). The interoceptive target can be any internal body organ, such as the heart, bladder, stomach, or lungs, although a focus on the heart and the sensations of heartbeats is most commonly used. The exteroceptive target is typically a standard external attention task, such as monitoring for changes in visual stimuli that appear on the screen, as in the widely used Continuous Performance Test.",
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"name": "Two-Stage Task",
"definition_text": "This task assess two types of reinforcement learning (RL): model-free and model-based RL. In this task, participants make two sequential decisions that navigate them through two \"stages\" defined by different stimuli. First-stage choices are associated with one of two second stages (e.g., 2a and 2b): one first-stage choice leads to 2a 70% of the time and 2b 30% of the time, while the opposite is true of the other first-stage choice (i.e. 2a occurs 30% of the time and 2b occurs 70% of the time). Each second-stage choice is associated with some probability of receiving a reward. This probability changes slowly over time, requiring continuous learning in order to succeed at the task.",
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"name": "Convex Time Budgets",
"definition_text": "The Convex Time Budgets (CTB) task measures delay discounting, which is the tendency to discount value in the future (e.g., a lower subjective value of money at a later date relative to an earlier date). In this task, participants make 48 decisions total. Twenty-four of these decisions are in the gains domain, and 24 decisions are in the losses domain. These decisions occur for three compared times: (1) 2 vs. 4 weeks from today, (2) today vs. 4 weeks from today, and (3) today vs. 2 weeks from today.",
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"name": "Emotion Regulation Strategies Scale",
"definition_text": "The Emotion Regulation Strategies Scale is a 21-item self-reported measure of children’s methods for controlling anger and worry. Children complete a one-on-one interview to assess endorsement of emotion regulation strategies such as inhibition and expression using the 11-item Children’s Anger Management Scale (CAMS) and the 10-item Children’s Worry Management Scale (CWMS). All items are scored using a 3-point Likert scale (1 = hardly ever, 2 = sometimes, 3 = often).",
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"name": "violation-of-expectation task",
"definition_text": "The violation of expectation (VOE) task can be used to query adults' and young children's knowledge and learning about many topics. A minimum, participants are shown a pair of events - one that is more expected, and one that is more unexpected. Participants can be asked to make all sorts of judgments - adults can rate how surprising the outcomes are, and infants can be given the opportunity to look at the events for as long as they choose. The logic behind this task is that if participants have the hypothesized expectation entailed in the contrast between these stimuli, then they should rate one events as more surprising than the other. \r\n\r\nIn studies of infants, especially those that measure looking behavior, there is usually a sequence of familiarization trials first, to give participants enough opportunity to encode the events, and (sometimes) to teach them a particular expectation. After this phase, infants are then shown the expected and unexpected outcomes.\r\n\r\nThe validity of this task hinges on how well-controlled the stimuli are. Oftentimes researchers run many conditions in order to narrow in on exactly what aspects of the stimuli participants are responding to.",
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"name": "Couples Conflict Task",
"definition_text": "Couples engage in two 10-minute conflict discussions (e.g., one from each partner; top two important topics for couple).The assessor leaves the room for 10 minutes, during which the couple converses uninterrupted. The most fundamental property of a coding system is the sampling strategy for behavior, otherwise known as the coding unit. Major sampling strategies are event, duration, interval, and time. Coding systems can be molar/global (i.e. makes summary ratings) or molecular/microbehavioral (i.e. codes behavior as it unfolds over time). Investigators may use scores to analyze means, variability, or sequences.",
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"name": "Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness",
"definition_text": "The Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness is a 32 item self-report measure composed of the following 8 subscales: (i) Noticing: awareness of uncomfortable, comfortable and neutral bodily sensations; (ii) Not-Distracting: the tendency to not ignore or distract oneself from sensations of pain or discomfort; (iii) Not-Worrying: the tendency to not react with emotional distress or worry to sensations of pain or discomfort; (iv) Attention Regulation: the ability to sustain and control attention to bodily sensation; (v) Emotional Awareness: the awareness of the connection between bodily sensations and emotional states; (vi) Self-Regulation: the ability to regulate psychological distress by attention to bodily sensations; (vii) Body Listening: actively listening to the body for insight; and (viii) Trusting: experiencing one’s body as safe and trustworthy. The MAIA is available free from the University of California OCMI webpage at (https://www.osher.ucsf.edu/maia/)",
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"name": "Pearlin Mastery Scale",
"definition_text": "The Pearlin Mastery Scale consists of seven items designed to assess one aspect of psychological coping resources (Mastery). Example items include, “Sometimes I feel that I am being pushed here and there in life” (reverse-scored) and “What happens to me in the future mostly depends on me.” Response options range from 1, strongly disagree, to 7, strongly agree. Higher scores indicate greater mastery.",
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"name": "Parent-Child Interaction Protocol",
"definition_text": "Parent-child interaction typically takes place in a small room containing a chair for the parent and three low tables. Objects that are attractive to children in this age range, but are not typically considered toys (e.g., a manual typewriter, an old school bell, a sealed glass jar of hard candy) are on the tables. The parent is instructed that the child is forbidden to touch these objects. The interaction consists of three tasks that present the parent with typical but challenging situations for the parent and child: 1. the parent is instructed to supervise the child for a maximum of 10 minutes in putting a set of toys into a plastic bin. 2. the parent gives the child another set of toys and is instructed to have the child play independently while the parent engages in a 10-minute simulated phone conversation with the experimenter. 3. the parent is told to have the child play quietly and independently on a mat while the parent completes questionnaires for 10 minutes.",
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"name": "Raven’s Progressive Matrices Test",
"definition_text": "Raven’s Progressive Matrices Test is a behavioral task that assesses non-verbal, analytic intelligence. Participants are presented with a display showing a matrix (e.g., a 3 x 3 grid consisting of three rows with three cells in each row). With the exception of the cell on the bottom right, each of the other cells in the display is occupied by a complex visual stimulus. Participants’ task is to determine which of eight other possible stimuli is the correct entry for the single empty cell.",
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"name": "Risk Preferences Task",
"definition_text": "The Risk Preferences Task is a behavioral measure of risky decision-making that occurs in three series. In each series, participants must choose to draw a ball from one of two jars: Jar A or Jar B. Jar A and Jar B each contain two balls with an equal probability of being chosen at random (50%). The first round is an unpaid practice round, after which Series 1-3 occur (Series 1: choices over gains, Series 2: choices over losses, Series 3: choices over gains and losses).",
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"name": "cue-based expectancy paradigm combining emotion regulation task",
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"name": "Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS)- Child Version",
"definition_text": "The Positive Affect and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS) is a 20-item self-report questionnaire used to measure the emotions of the respondent’s child during the past few weeks. The items are grouped into the two subscales with 10 items each: positive affect and negative affect. The respondent is asked to read several words which describe different feelings and emotions and enter a number that corresponds to the value on a scale to indicate the extent to which his/her child feels this way on average.",
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"name": "NIH Self-Efficacy Scale",
"definition_text": "The NIH Toolbox Self-Efficacy Scale is a 10-item self-reported measure that assesses belief in one’s capacity to manage and have control over meaningful events in life. Children answer questions (e.g., “I can manage to solve difficult problems if I try hard enough”; “When I have a problem, I can find several ways to solve it”) using a 5-point Likert response scale (1=Never, 2=Almost Never, 3=Sometimes, 4=Fairly Often, 5=Very Often). Total self-efficacy score ranges from 10-50.",
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"name": "Rapid Marital Interaction Coding System (RMICS)",
"definition_text": "The Rapid Marital Interaction Coding System (RMICS) is an event-based system designed to code observed dyadic behavior. Behavior is defined broadly to include all observable actions (i.e. affective, motoric, paralinguistic, and linguistic). The RMICS was designed to measure frequencies of behavior and behavioral patterns (i.e. sequences) between intimate partners during conflicts. It comprises three negative codes (low-intensity hostility, high-intensity hostility, dysphoric affect), two positive codes (low-intensity positivity, high-intensity positivity), one neutral (constructive problem discussion/solution), and one other. Coders assign a code to each speaker and listener turn, contingent on the verbal, nonverbal, and paraverbal content within.",
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"name": "Couple Coercion Scale",
"definition_text": "This 9-item self-report scale assesses an individual's perception of how much coercion characterizes their relationship with their partner. Items are rated on a 5-point scale from Never to Always",
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"name": "Parent-Rated Stress (NIH Perceived Stress Scale)",
"definition_text": "The NIH Toolbox Perceived Stress Survey is a 10-item parent report measure of the stress experienced by children ages 8 to 12 years old. It assesses how unpredictable, uncontrollable, and overloaded respondents believe that their children find their lives. It is comprised of 10 items from the original Perceived Stress Scale developed for adults.",
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"name": "Parent Cognition Scale",
"definition_text": "The Parent Cognition Scale (PCS) is a 30-item self-report measure designed to assess the degree to which parents endorse dysfunctional child-responsible and parent-causal attributions for child misbehavior. Respondents are asked to think about a target child’s misbehavior over the past 2 months and to rate various possible causes for their child’s misbehavior on a 6-point Likert scale that ranges from 1 (always true) to 6 (never true).",
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"creation_time": 1689112180,
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"name": "Frustration in Timed Backwards Math",
"definition_text": "The Frustration in Timed Backwards Math Task assesses behaviors that indicate general anxiety, sadness, or frustration/anger in children. Participants complete the serial subtraction portion of the Trier Social Stress Test for Children (TSST-C), an adapted version of a standardized stress paradigm originally developed and evaluated in adults. Participants are asked to count backwards from a high number by a certain interval. If a mistake is made, then they must start again from the beginning.",
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{
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"name": "Future Events Structured Interview",
"definition_text": "The Future Events Structured Interview is a measure that assesses a child’s future-thinking processes. The measure captures different categories of descriptive details the child uses to describe future events in his or her life. A child participant is instructed to describe upcoming events aloud. Each interview is transcribed from audiotape and then the language is coded for frequencies of used words and phrases in the following dimensions: a) event details-internal; b) time; c) perception; d) emotion/thought; e) social; f) repetition; g) event details-external-semantic; h) external other.",
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