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double dissociation

double dissociation A double dissociation is a pattern in which two related abilities can be disrupted separately, so that one manipulation mainly impairs the first ability while a different manipulation mainly impairs the second.

A double dissociation is a pattern in which two related abilities can be disrupted separately, so that one manipulation mainly impairs the first ability while a different manipulation mainly impairs the second. In psychology, this kind of finding is used to show that the two functions depend on partly independent processes rather than a single shared one.

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Drafting source: Matthews Nestor; Welch Leslie; Festa Elena K.; Bruno Anthony A.. Double dissociation in radial and rotational motion sensitivity. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0246094; article XML SHA-256 efa9387fb602e515b9f8cbf5860371ec775c3fa76ed042a77c3ff576ff9c5b03. “Double dissociation in radial and rotational motion sensitivity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0246094).
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