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    A Time Series Approach to Random Number Generation: Using Recurrence Quantification Analysis to Capture Executive Behavior.Wouter Oomens, Joseph H. R. Maes, Fred Hasselman & Jos I. M. Egger - 2015 - Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9.
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    Misattribution of agency in schizophrenia: An exploration of historical first-person accounts.Jpma Maes & A. R. Van Gool - 2008 - Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 7 (2):191-202.
    This paper provides a concise description and discussion of bottom–up and top–down approaches to misattribution of agency in schizophrenia. It explores if first-person accounts of passivity phenomena can provide support for one of these approaches. The focus is on excerpts in which the writers specifically examine their experiences of external influence. None of the accounts provides arguments that fit easily with only one of the possible approaches, which is in line with current attempts to theoretical integration.
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    Misattribution of agency in schizophrenia: An exploration of historical first-person accounts.J. Maes & A. Gool - 2008 - Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 7 (2):191-202.
    This paper provides a concise description and discussion of bottom–up and top–down approaches to misattribution of agency in schizophrenia. It explores if first-person accounts of passivity phenomena can provide support for one of these approaches. The focus is on excerpts in which the writers specifically examine their experiences of external influence. None of the accounts provides arguments that fit easily with only one of the possible approaches, which is in line with current attempts to theoretical integration.
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    One-trial aversive conditioning to contextual cues: Effects of time of shock presentation on freezing during conditioning and testing.J. H. Roald Maes & Jo M. H. Vossen - 1992 - Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 30 (5):403-406.
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    On sticking labels.Jan Pieter M. A. Maes - 2005 - Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (4):503-504.
    Steels & Belpaeme (S&B) are clearly interested in the possible test their models may provide for human language theories. However, they only superficially address the assumptions underlying their own agent architecture, while these are of crucial relevance to the topic of human language. These assumptions fit an Augustinian picture of language, which Wittgenstein challenges in his Philosophical Investigations. It is too early to draw conclusions regarding human language evolution from such models.
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    RandseqR: An R Package for Describing Performance on the Random Number Generation Task.Wouter Oomens, Joseph H. R. Maes, Fred Hasselman & Jos I. M. Egger - 2021 - Frontiers in Psychology 12.
    The Random Number Generation task has a long history in neuropsychology as an assessment procedure for executive functioning. In recent years, understanding of human behavior has gradually changed from reflecting a static to a dynamic process and this shift in thinking about behavior gives a new angle to interpret test results. However, this shift also asks for different methods to process random number sequences. The RNG task is suited for applying non-linear methods needed to uncover the underlying dynamics of random (...)
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  7. 13 Responsibility and reactions to the disadvantaged.Manfred Schmitt, Barbara Reichle & Jiirgen Maes - 2001 - In Ann Elisabeth Auhagen & Hans Werner Bierhoff (eds.), Responsibility: the many faces of a social phenomenon. New York: Routledge. pp. 167.
     
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    The american association of advertising agencies (4as) standards of practice: How far does this professional association's code of ethics' influence of reach. [REVIEW]Jeanne D. Maes, Arthur Jeffery & Tommy V. Smith - 1998 - Journal of Business Ethics 17 (11):1155-1161.
    In a national survey, members of 4As agencies were contrasted with non-member agencies to determine awareness and influence of the 4As Standards of Practice, the Professional Code of Ethics for 4As members. The 4As Code was selected because the 4As represents the principle professional association of the support service industry, advertising.
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