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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Emotional interference"”.
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Emotional Interference of Response Inhibition in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
… (OCD). It is also well known that sequelae of emotional processes are also implicated in the etiology and maintenance of obsessions and compulsions. However, little research has tested how emotional processes moderate inhibitory functions in OCD. In the present study, high contamination phobic …
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Neuropsychological Comparisons Of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Subtype And Body Dysmorphic Disorder Symptomatology
… performance on tasks of executive function, emotional interference, and emotion recognition associated with subclinical OCD symptom dimensions and BDD in 136 university students, with the aim of further clarifying the nosological relationship between the two disorders. A series of multiple …
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Cue reactivity to self-harm cues: the development of a systematic treatment intervention for deliberate self-harm
… enhanced preconscious attentional bias towards emotional, but not environmental DSH cues, and no support for emotional interference. Study V identified that those who self-harm exhibited enhanced tolerance to physical and psychological stressors, and that priming with interpersonal distress did …
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Emotional Stroop Effects: Eating Disorders and Obesity
<p>This study addresses the effects of emotional valence on selective processing of body-shape related words in young women who suffer from anorexia, bulimia, or obesity, and non-clinical controls. Research in the area of emotional Stroop interference has indicated that persons with eating …
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The cognitive and neural basis of suicide : investigating factors that help to identify individuals at risk
… also showed that working memory, inhibition, and emotional control were important predictors for suicidality and this was explored further in an EEG study that measured frontal asymmetry in a series of cognitive tasks. It was postulated that lateralized brain activity may account for the executive …
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Emotion Recognition, Emotion Regulation, and Callous: Unemotional Traits in Incarcerated Male Youth
Youth with Callous-Unemotional (CU) traits represent an important subgroup of antisocial youth whose behavioral, affective, and cognitive functioning appear sharply different from other youth with conduct problems. However, few, if any studies have examined the interaction of cognitive control and …
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Response style differences between left- and right-handed individuals
… than right-handers. In Chapter 5, the role of emotional processing was explored and it was found that both left- and right-handers showed broadly similar identification of facial emotions, although there were some sex and valence effects. This suggests that the differences in response style …
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Uncertainty and utilitarian moral decision-making
… processing) and (ii) automatic and effortless (emotional activations). Moreover, the theory predicts ‘emotional interference’ for moral scenarios with personal involvement (to push a stranger on to the track in order to save the five strangers) inducing (i) irrational behaviour and (ii) decision …
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The impact of emotional distraction on cognition: from basic brain responses to large-scale network interactions
… associated with the impact and control of emotional distraction by investigating the influences of the nature (positive vs. negative) and source (external vs. internal) of emotional distraction, the types of emotion regulation (spontaneous vs. instructed) engaged to cope with it, and the …