interpolated task

an activity that is presented between two experimental tasks to fill time or to disguise the connection between the two critical tasks. For instance, an interpolated arithmetic task might be given between the study phase and test phase of a memory experiment. See also interference.

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Psychology term of the day

December 22nd 2024

cardio- (cardi-)

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