Autonomic responses to correct outcomes and interaction errors during single-switch scanning among children with severe spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy

Table 1 A summary of the three participants’ involvement in their case studies and their performance with the vocal cord vibration switches

Participant	n _Session	n _Block	n _TP	n _TN	n _FP	n _FN	Sensitivity (%)	Specificity (%)
							[Mean ± SD]	[Mean ± SD]
Charles	22	123	830	3471	237	75	92.76±9.97	92.45±7.19
Jason	22	107	666	3591	288	103	83.98±21.97	91.60±8.21
Eric	29	144	902	4477	376	208	82.99±18.13	90.18±10.35

The n _Sessionand n _Block columns report the total numbers of study sessions and activity blocks that each participant completed. The n _TP, n _TN, n _FP and n _FNcolumns show the counts of true positive, true negative, false positive and false negative instances, respectively. The abbreviation “SD” refers to standard deviation.

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