experimenter造句

The experimenter said "Look at my toy!"

The experimenter watched the proceedings from across the table.

You get the phone number of the experimenter.

The task was boring and still is boring whatever the experimenter tells me.

If the experimenter gives you instructions by phone, you're less likely to do it.

And the form includes how attractive — how attracted you are to the experimenter, to me.

Was the experimenter accidentally signalling the infants after the initial tongue protrusion or mouth purse through further small facial movements?

I'd only make one point in the toddlers' favor: they had learned to play a game where both they and the experimenter had clear roles. The child helped out, and the experimenter gave him a prize.

With the left hand also on view, an experimenter stroked each right hand in parallel with a small brush.

With tasty rewards, the horses "displayed more 'positive' behaviors toward the experimenter, such as sniffing and licking, " the researchers wrote.

You are to be seated in a cubicle from where you'll only be able to see the control box for your 'truck' and the experimenter.

A capuchin monkey will refuse to continue totrade tokens with an experimenter, for example, if a fellowcapuchin receives a sweeter food reward for his efforts.

As you learned from the experimenter after it was finished, you were actually given a shot of adrenaline, not a vitamin preparation.

It is reinforced by the experimenter that you are out to make as much money as you can for yourself - the other person's profit is not a concern.

But halfway through the game, for these kids, the rules changed, and suddenly the experimenter wasn't living up to her part of the bargain.

The people who've run on the treadmill, even when that arousal is fairly obvious, you've got--you--doing a little bit of aerobic exercise, ? you still find the experimenter more attractive. Okay?

Probably not: when infants had a pacifier in their mouths while the experimenter stuck their tongue out, they still imitated him after it was taken out a short time later.

And the mirror neurons that responded only to the observation of an action outside of the monkey's reach now fired vigorously, no matter where the experimenter grasped the object.

The key to their study, though, was in showing that the infants were really imitating the experimenter rather than just sticking their tongues out or opening their mouths for some other reason.

The second stage of this experiment took place four months later when the participants were contacted by a different experimenter apparently about a different study - of course this was just a ruse.