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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Affective bias"”.
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Neuropsychological effects of anxiety without depression on facial affect perception
… where anxious subjects' reaction times to affective valences were slower than nonanxious subjects. Additionally, anxious subjects failed to demonstrate a negative affective bias for neutral stimuli. Results are discussed in terms of arousal theory, where anxious subjects may be considered …
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Hostility and Cardiovascular Regulation: An Investigation of Lateralized Pre-Motor Functions
… hostiles have shown a right cerebral/ negative affective bias while low hostiles have shown a left cerebral/ positive affective bias in perception and in motor functions to stress. Right cerebral activation in high hostiles has occurred with heightened reactivity and persistence in sympathetic …
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Does mood induction elicit emotion recognition biases? : an empirical study with implications for depression research
… The cognitive neuropsychological model places affective processing biases as central to depression aetiology and treatment-in both biological psychiatry and cognitive psychology. One affective bias, emotion recognition, is central to the tenets of this model, which, unlike some cognitive …
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Confabulation and mood: a programme of studies
… and clinical course of confabulations, and affective biases in the<br/>content of confabulations, were examined.<br/>24 confabulating brain injured amnesic patients, 11 non-confabulating brain<br/>injured amnesic controls and 6 healthy participants were assessed on<br/>confabulation, …
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Marmoset emotional regulation during adolescence and adulthood, with a particular focus on risk-taking and the role of the subgenual anterior cingulate cortex in motivation and affective biases
… and adults and generation of positive affective biases in adults. My first experimental chapter uses adult marmosets to look at the role of sgACC in affective biases, specifically, if DREADDs-mediated sgACC overactivation impairs the animals’ ability to show a positive bias toward a …