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. 2000 May 16;97(11):6191–6196. doi: 10.1073/pnas.120018597

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Discrimination task. (A) Sequence of events during discrimination trials. The mechanical probe is lowered, indenting the glabrous skin of one digit of the hand (PD); the monkey places his free hand on an immovable key (KD); the probe oscillates vertically, at the base frequency; after a delay, a second mechanical vibration is delivered at the comparison frequency; the monkey releases the key (KU) and presses one of two push-buttons (PB) to indicate whether the comparison frequency was higher or lower than the base. (B) Stimulus set used during recording. Each box indicates a base frequency/comparison frequency stimulus pair used; the number inside the box indicates overall percent correct trials for that base/comparison pair.