Stimulus/Visual/Language, Stimulus/Instruction/Count, Stimulus/Visual/Uniform Color/White, Stimulus/Visual/Achromatic, Stimulus/Visual/Background/Uniform Color/Black Participant answers the question by pressing one of two buttons (here, to indicate a response of with his/her right hand: ‘1’) Response/Button Press, Response/Hand/Right Hand/Index Finger, Response/Count/1 Presentation of visual feedback (‘Correct’ or cue in training trials: ‘Incorrect’) Stimulus/Visual/Language/Word/Noun, Stimulus/Visual/Language/Latin/English, Stimulus/Feedback/Correct, (or /Incorrect) Stimulus/Visual/Uniform Color/White, Stimulus/Visual/Achromatic, Stimulus/Visual/Background/Uniform Color/Black Finally, we specify the paradigm as: Paradigm/Rapid Serial Visual Presentation/Visual Target Detection Paradigm, Paradigm/Oddball discrimination paradigm/Visual oddball paradigm HED Grammar HED tags consist of a series of identifiers separated by the forward slash '/' character. A HED identifier may contain any characters except the characters ‘/’ (forward slash), (comma), (semicolon), and (quotes). To use these reserved ’,’ ‘;’ ‘”’ characters in a HED identifier, the HED identifier may be wrapped in a pair of quote (“) characters. To use the character inside a quoted HED, use ‘\”’ (backslash double-quote).
Stimulus/Visual/Language, Stimulus/Instruction/Count, Stimulus/Visual/Uniform Color/White, Stimulus/Visual/Achromatic, Stimulus/Visual/Background/Uniform Color/Black Participant answers the question by pressing one of two buttons (here, to indicate a response of ‘1’) with his/her right hand: Response/Button Press, Response/Hand/Right Hand/Index Finger, Response/Count/1 Presentation of visual feedback (‘Correct’ or ‘Incorrect’) cue in training trials: Stimulus/Visual/Language/Word/Noun, Stimulus/Visual/Language/Latin/English, Stimulus/Feedback/Correct, (or /Incorrect) Stimulus/Visual/Uniform Color/White, Stimulus/Visual/Achromatic, Stimulus/Visual/Background/Uniform Color/Black Finally, we specify the paradigm as: Paradigm/Rapid Serial Visual Presentation/Visual Target Detection Paradigm, Paradigm/Oddball discrimination paradigm/Visual oddball paradigm HED Grammar HED tags consist of a series of identifiers separated by the forward slash '/' character. A HED identifier may contain any characters except the characters ‘/’ (forward slash), ’,’ (comma), ‘;’ (semicolon), and ‘”’ (quotes). To use these reserved characters in a HED identifier, the HED identifier may be wrapped in a pair of (“) characters. To use the quote character inside a quoted HED, use ‘\”’ (backslash double-quote).
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