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A drug may be administered when a subject tries to remember previously learned material, i.e. before the reproduction phase, in order to study its action on the retrieval of stored information. Also in this case, the effect of a substance on wakefulness, motivation, etc. may be confounded with a possible specific drug effect on retrieval. 

Take some film, walk down the street, and expose it to a range of subjects. Try to include textured whites (painted white buildings) and some deep shadows. Keep careful notes. In the darkroom, cut the test roll into two, three, or four equal strips. Develop each strip for a different time. Give at least a 10% increase or decrease in time from your best guess starting time. Round the time off to the nearest 30 seconds. When in doubt about what time to start with, do what I do—start with 9 minutes for slow films, 12 minutes for medium speed films, and 15 minutes for fast films. These times will probably be too much or too little which is why it is important to use a test roll. 

In the spatial memory tasks we have devised (McGonigle, De Lillo and Dickinson, 1992, 1994), the paradigm is deceptively simple. The task is merely to touch in turn all dots on a touch screen, neglecting none (exhaustive search). The task is increased progressively in difficulty, thus increasing the memory load should the subject try to keep track of icons already chosen. Failure to do so on the other hand, would make the... 

The application of GC-MS in metabolomics is not trivial. Metabolites generally must be derivatized to form more volatile molecules. A critical point in this process is that these reactions represent ongoing processes and need time to reach a plateau. Hence, ample time should be allowed before subjecting tri-methylsilyl (TMS)-derivatized samples to GC-MS analysis (43). On the other hand, as indicated above, the stability of the derivatives themselves is also limited. Hence, it is not practical to prepare large numbers of samples in one step and then leave them in the autosampler for extended periods before analysis, as the potential risk for derivative decomposition to occur cannot easily be compensated for. 

Individual protocol analyses showed that, in the second and the third stages, 21 out of 22 subjects tried very hard to apply the insertion method in the same way as in the box domain. The result I would like to emphasize is the following half of the subjects did not succeed in finding an optimal procedure for the insertion method. The goal structure of this method can be described as an iterative sub-goal make a new sub-series by 1/finding the relative rank of a new element N in a well sorted sub-series 2/then inserting N in the sub-series. 

The core of the actantial model is formed from the subject s intention to acquire the object. Consequently, the subject is the performer of a task, and the object is something that the subject tries to acquire through some activity (Greimas and Courtes 1982). A sender is a party who gives the task to the subject (Greimas 1987, 1990). 

The core of the actantial model is formed from the subject s intention to acquire the object. Consequently, the subject is the performer of a task the subject tries to... 

At first, Thorndike s subjects tried various random behaviors. When a behavior resulted in no gain, the behavior was less likely to occur again. However, when a behavior was followed by success, the behavior was much more likely to be repeated. Thorndike s subjects learned to solve the problems with greater and greater ease by discovering which behavior worked and then repeating that behavior. He coined the "Law of Effect" to refer to the fact that learning depends upon the consequences of behavior. 

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