… m This study had three conditions: a standard condition designated MV (for movement), in
which the gestures were presented once every 3 set in a 2%set demonstration period; a static …

… Meltzoff and Moore themselves acknowledged the possibility of experimenter bias in the
first study, and there have also been other criticisms of this study (see Anisfeld, 1979; Masters, …

Jewish and Arab adolescents in Tel-Aviv and Jaffa were asked to evaluate the personality
characteristics of speakers from tape recordings of their voices, some using different dialects …

… MOSHE ANISFELD AND MARGARET KNAPP … Effects of the Response-Shock Contingency
on the Facilitation of Discrimination Performance: James M. McCroskery and John W. …

… Bryant, B., & Anisfeld, M. Feedback versus no-feedback in testing children's knowledge of
English pluralization rules. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 1969, 8, 250-255. …

… the TP increase as due to the TP display and the MO increase as due to the MO display;
however, both the TP and MO increases may have been due to the TP display (Anisfeld, 1996). …

During the last three years there have been a plethora of publications on the liver X-activated
receptors (LXRα, NR1H3, and LXRβ, NR1H2), the farnesoid X-activated receptor (FXR, …

… I focus here on this aspect of the study; other aspects have been criticized in Anisfeld (1996, …
object for as long as they remained engaged (M ¼ 57 seconds) to establish a baseline level …

… Morehouse under the direction of M. Anisfeld. This research was conducted while GR Tucker
was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. The research reported herein was performed pursuant to a …

… Fixative solutions contained 4 percent paraformaldehyde, 0.1 percent glutaraldehyde, and
0.002 percent CaC12 in a 0.12M phosphate buffer. Specimens for light microscopy were infil…