The time between stimulus and response was recorded for analysis.

The link between stimulus and response can be studied from two opposite points of view.

In the first explanation there is too little attention paid to the role of the child as the mediator between environmental stimuli and language use.

In addition, the contrast between stimuli and background can significantly affect the type of behavior.

These answers are fundamental for our understanding of the relationship between attention, stimulus coding and behavior.

With such a procedure there is no contrast in novelty between stimulus and context.

The basis of this argument is an equilibrium between "stimulus" fiscal spending and future interest rates.

Primary generalization will occur between stimuli that are similar, presumably because they have features or elements in common.

The human brain has a limited short-term memory capacity to process information, which results in constant competition between stimuli to become processed.

There are strong interactions between visual and auditory stimuli.