Gene Rayburn returned as host, and introduced a new format in which two contestants tried to match the responses of six celebrities.

He would then categorize and classify the reasoning used in the responses, into one of six distinct stages, grouped into three levels: pre-conventional, conventional and post-conventional.

Instead, the posts discussed time travel in general, the first one being the " six parts " description of what a time machine would need to have to work ( see below ) and responses to questions about how such a machine would work.

There are six types of emotion: social emotions, counterfactual emotions, emotions generated by what may happen ( often manifested as anxiety ), emotions generated by joy and grief ( examples found in responses typically seen when a student gets a good grade, and when a person is at a funeral, respectively ), thought-triggered emotions ( sometimes manifested as flashbacks ), and finally emotions of love and disgust.

Of the six companies invited to tender, only three bid responses were received:

After that, all four participants can write as may responses and counter-responses as they want for the duration of that month.

:: Covers 10 years of responsa by the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards, on a multitude of topics, including: organ donation, biomedical ethics, domestic abuse, child abuse, the role of women in Jewish law, aliyot for couples, Kashrut, leasing on Shabbat, tattooing and body piercing, anesthesia and Brit Milah, ritual responses to miscarriages or the deaths of babies who lived less than one month, assisted suicide, artificial insemination, egg donation, adoption, in vitro fertilisation, mamzerut (" bastardry "); marriages between a Kohen and a divorce ; marriages between a Kohen and a convert ; Jewish views of homosexuality and more.

An inter-agency task force founded in early February began a two month study of possible American responses to the Laotian war.

The responses were positive and, just a month later, in February 1922, a small meeting was held in Chicago.

Munsell ’ s system, particularly the later renotations, is based on rigorous measurements of human subjects ’ visual responses to color, putting it on a firm experimental scientific basis.

Early experimental behavior analysts measured the rate of responses as a primary demonstration of learning and performance in non-humans ( e. g., the number of times a pigeon pecks a key in a 10-minute session ).

" His objective was, " To briefly review and update experimental evidence concerning reflex effects of vertebral subluxations, particularly concerning peripheral nervous system responses to vertebral subluxations.

* Taulman, J. F .; Smith, K. G. & Thill, R. E. ( 1998 ): Demographic and behavioral responses of southern flying squirrels to experimental logging in Arkansas.

There are many other experimental psychologists around the world exploring readers ' responses, conducting many detailed experiments.

Reader-response criticism relates to psychology, both experimental psychology for those attempting to find principles of response, and psychoanalytic psychology for those studying individual responses.

With this method, Skinner carried out substantial experimental work on the effects of different schedules and rates of reinforcement on the rates of operant responses made by rats and pigeons.

In P300-based tests using different experimental methods, different brain responses, different stimulus types, different data collection methods, different analysis methods, and different statistics from those used in Farwell's brain fingerprinting, Rosenfeld reported accuracy rates close to those obtained by chance, even without countermeasures ( Rosenfeld et al.

More generally, experimental evidence collected since the publication of Baumol's paper has suggested that perfectly competitive markets would-if they existed-behave in the way Baumol outlined, the performance of imperfectly contestable markets ( i. e. real world markets ) depends " on actual rather than potential competition ", perhaps in part due to the range of " strategic responses " available to incumbents that were not considered by Baumol as part of his theory.

Events outside of the study / experiment or between repeated measures of the dependent variable may affect participants ' responses to experimental procedures.

" De Palma's familiarity and collaboration with experimental theatre informs the sequence and ratchets up the emotional impact of those who view it, simultaneously engaging their personal responses to racism and commenting on the deceptive and manipulative power of cinema.

Therefore, describing an experimental situation to participants and then asking them to respond normally will produce responses that are suspect.

While acute reactions to probe insertion, such as implantation traumas, require sufficient recovery time, additional factors, such as necrosis, inflammatory responses, or wound healing processes have to be taken into consideration for long-term sampling as they may influence the experimental outcome.

Bullen's work in the field of sound art has included sound installations, sound design for radio-based art, writing on the use of the voice in music and art, a tour of cinemas producing improvised sound responses to key pieces of ‘ experimental ’ cinema, lectures, and collaborations with artists at a variety of venues ( including Tate Britain, Art Basel, Hayward Gallery, Schirn Kunsthalle, ICA ( Institute of Contemporary Arts ), Arnolfini Gallery, Ikon Eastside, City Projects and New Art Gallery Walsall ).

Among the themes raised by Flaherty's footage were the challenge of the erosion of agricultural land and the Dust Bowl ( as well as the beginning of effective responses via improved soil conservation practices ), mechanization and rural unemployment, and large-scale migration from the Great Plains to California.

In June 2009 the Chesham town centre and old town conservation area was placed on the English Heritage Conservation Areas at Risk register which the District Council commented was due to the misinterpretation of its responses to the conservation body's questionnaire.

When Irvine presented the task as language-learning questions about the meaning of quantity terms such as " more " and " the same ", the responses reflected understanding of conservation.

Though designed strictly as a mechanism to support " natural language conversation " with a computer, ELIZA's DOCTOR script was found to be surprisingly successful in eliciting emotional responses from users who, in the course of interacting with the program, began to ascribe understanding and motivation to the program's output.

# Flak and the Enforcers: " Flak " refers to negative responses to a media statement or program ( e. g. letters, complaints, lawsuits, or legislative actions ).

The program gathers information about the user's memory through their responses and grades to their active recalls ( conscious response to their questions -- giving a conscious answer as opposed to passive review ).

Thus the key technique here — which characterises a program as a chatbot rather than as a serious natural language processing system — is the production of responses that are sufficiently vague and non-specific that they can be understood as " intelligent " in a wide range of conversational contexts.

After positive responses from listeners, the station owner let Armstrong start a new program of his own.

A client program ( e. g. browser ) either has to specify explicitly the proxy server it wants to use ( typical for ISP customers ), or it could be using a proxy without any extra configuration: “ transparent caching ”, in which case all outgoing HTTP requests are intercepted by Squid and all responses are cached.

The fourth filter is ' flak ', described by Herman and Chomsky as ' negative responses to a media statement or or radio program.

For Chomsky and Herman " flak " refers to negative responses to a media statement or program.

Reading skills, including phonetic skills, are taught in the context of extended reading and writing by Reading Recovery teachers who have completed a year-long inservice education program that focuses on moment-to-moment responses to children's actions and behavior.

Further, importing television programs internationally can illicit variable responses depending on the cultural context and the type of television program.

CIGI ’ s environment and energy program focuses on developing innovative policy responses to ensure global sustainability.

Their responses are edited into the program.

Rather, a program in disability studies should explore models and theories that examine social, political, cultural, and economic factors that define disability and help determine personal and collective responses to difference.

Another description about the program is as follows: “( The program ) Includes instruction in contextual theory ; statistics ; physiological, social, and psychological responses to natural and technological hazards and disease ; environmental perception and cognition ; loneliness and stress ; and psychological aspects of environmental design and planning .”

The control program categorizes stimuli and delegates responses to other programs in a hierarchy.

The 1950s and 1960s saw the school emerge as an innovator by adding a Doctor-Patient Relations program to its curriculum and developing a standardized patient program — using actors to help train medical students — and creating a mannequin, later dubbed Sim One, which could simulate the physiological responses of a human body.

The responses are evaluated by volunteers and the materials are donated, so the program is provided free to the state.

The program would " converse " with the user as if it were a psychologist, though most of its responses were along the lines of " WHY DO YOU FEEL THAT WAY?

It has also been defined as a reaction to the adaptive responses of the body created by a training program or as " an elevation of metabolism produced by exercise ".