RHODES-ITMS TEMPE FIELD TEST PROJECT: IMPLEMENTATION AND FIELD TESTING OF RHODES, A REAL-TIME TRAFFIC ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM RHODES is a traffic-adaptive signal control system that optimally controls the traffic that is observed in real time. The RHODES-ITMS Program is the applic... PB Mirchanda...
Measuring Habituation in Infants: An Approach Using Regression Analysis The effectiveness of different habituation criteria was examined by means of computer simulations. A criterion based on fitting a second-order polynomial r... DH Ashmead,DFL Davis - 《Child Development》 被引量: 9发表: 2010年...
When assessing infants from birth through 11 months, the following skill areas are addressed: communication (e.g., speech, non-verbal communication, and listening), health and safety (e.g., skills related to being cautious and keeping out of physical danger), leisure (e.g., skills related ...
S. Caring for infants is associated with increased reproductive success for male mountain gorillas. Sci. Rep. 8, 15223 (2018). PubMed PubMed Central Google Scholar Kramer, K. L. Cooperative breeding and its significance to the demographic success of humans. Annu. Rev. Anthropol. 39, 417–...
Multiple assessments of cognitive functioning were completed over time by means of individualized intelligence (IQ) testing. Adaptive functioning was measured by means of the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales-Second Edition (VABS-II). Consistent with our earlier findings regarding infants treated with ...
Substantial uncertainties often exist when designing trials around aspects such as the target population, outcome variability, optimal treatments for testing, treatment duration, treatment intensity, outcomes to measure, and measures of treatment effect [19]. Well designed and conducted AD trials allow re...
We used vDNA as a measure of the total virus because this is the most sensitive method for viral detection, and is standard for diagnosing HIV-1 infection in infants45. Testing of longitudinal lymph node biopsies showed that vDNA copy number was stable in individual animals over time, ...
4.1. Evolutionarily conserved neuroanatomy/systems for response to infants One of the landmarks of contemporary developmental psychology has been its focus on parent-infant attachment (Ainsworth and Bell, 1970; Bowlby, 1958, 1969; J., 1973) - a universal human phenomenon based on the need to fo...
for copulation, and also were not directly responsible for caring for infants or inculcating children. Further, they could no longer employ many of the high yield foraging techniques that they utilized in their youth, so they must have been quite receptive to the benefits of adopting an ...
However, this proliferation of measures comes at the expense of lessened development time for each measure. One result is that current beat perception tests do not fully exploit modern psychometric techniques such as item response theory19 and adaptive testing32. A second result is a relative ...