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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Attention -- Psychological aspects"”.

  1. An electrophysiological investigation into the influence of affect on the attentional blink

    MacLean, Mary.Brock University2009

    … 500 ms of the first target (TI) - an attentional blink (AB). Affect has previously been shown to influence the magnitude of the AB such that positive affect (PA) is associated with smaller ABs. To account for these findings, Olivers and Nieuwenhuis (2005) proposed an overinvestment …

    brock Repository record

  2. Three types of sensory gating: exploring interrelationships, individual differences, and implications

    Yadon, Carly Ann, author, Davies, Patricia L., advisor, Nerger, Janice L., advisor, Anderson, Charles W., committee member, Cleary, Anne M., committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2010

    … orienting and administered a sequence of neuropsychological measures of attention to forty-two healthy adults. I found that filtering, orienting, and habituation and the three ERP components had different patterns of results, suggesting that the three paradigms measured distinct types of …

    colostate Repository record

  3. Antecedents and Consequences of Loss Aversion: Mental Accounting and Allocation of Attention

    Jarnebrant, Peter Olof2011

    … and third essays investigate the link between attention and preferences. In the first essay, loss aversion is an important antecedent and moderator of the principle’s effect on preferences, and in the latter two we hypothesize both antecedent (Essay Two) and consequent (Essay Three) roles for …

    columbia-diss Repository record

  4. Identifying mood- and age-related differences in attentional biases in dysphoria : an eye-tracking study : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand

    Field, Jodi2013

    massey