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Showing 1 to 20 of 61 for “"Go/No-Go"”.
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Changing eating behavior via simple responses: Effects of go/no-go training on food evaluation and choice
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Aeronautical Decision Making in Helicopter Emergency Medical Systems (HEMS): The Effect of Mission Orientation and Local Base Finances on the Go/No Go Decision
… and an acute desire to complete the mission do not have a negative effect on aeronautical decision making among HEMS crews, it did reveal a distinct divide among attitudes between pilots and medical crews.
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Exploring Social Influences on Executive Function in Preschool Children
… tablet while viewing a background video of another person producing congruent or incongruent movements. Children also completed a go/no-go task, a two-choice spatial compatibility task (i.e., a Simon task), and two joint go/no-go tasks in which they essentially shared a Simon task with an …
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Exploring the neural link between performance monitoring and emotional responses to social exclusion : an EEG study in an adolescent sample
… = 0.81) conducted three tasks, baseline measure, Go/No-Go task, and the Cyberball paradigm. ERP components were extracted from EEG measures, P3 and LPP for the Cyberball paradigm, and ERN and Pe for the Go/No-Go task. Preliminary correlational analyses and regression analyses were performed on the …
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Dispositional Mindfulness as a Moderator of Electrocortical and Behavioral Responses to Affective Social Stimuli
… completed passive viewing and Emotional Go/No-Go tasks involving social affective stimuli (happy, neutral, and fearful facial expressions). Event-related potentials (ERPs) and behavioral responses were examined to discern whether dispositional mindfulness predicted differential neural and …
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Investigating the relationship between intelligence and executive function through visual scanning strategies
… thinking, behavioral regulation, and goal-directed behavior, while intelligence is considered a contributing factor to cognitive performance. Previous research has explored the relationship between these two constructs, but it has potentially overlooked the individual differences …
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Effects of a Disengagement Intervention on Cognitive Performance in Those with a Mild Head Injury
… together; these attentional deficits then go on to impair overall cognitive functions which then present as poor performance on cognitively demanding tasks and, or, as a lessened ability to make optimal decisions in everyday life. Due to this, physiological arousal may then reflect …
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Visual-auditory interstimulus contingency effects in saccade programming
… latencies of reflexive visual prosaccades did not show contingency effects. However, in a bimodal go/no-go task the contingency did reach significance indicating shorter latencies in the positively and negatively correlated conditions than in the control condition. It was concluded that these …
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Visual selective attention: the effect of stimulus onset, perceptual load, and working memory demand on distractor interference
… are capable of selecting information that is goal-relevant. Irrelevant (distractor) information, however, typically is not filtered completely and impacts on responses to the goal. Recent theories of selective attention indicate that distractor interference is determined by the perceptual load …
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The acute effects of varying intensities of treadmill walking exercise on cognition in persons with multiple sclerosis
… exercise on this cognitive function are unknown. Such an investigation is critical for providing the final data for delineating the optimal exercise stimulus (or stimuli) for improving executive control in persons with MS. Objectives: The present study compared the acute effects of light, …
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Simulated test marketing : its evolution and current state in the industry
… frequently to aid marketing managers in making a go/no-go decision before bringing a product to test market. Over the past twenty years, STMs have expanded beyond application in fast-moving consumer goods to industries such as financial services, pharmaceuticals, durables, and new technology. …
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A Multimodal Investigation of Age Differences in Inhibitory Control
… set of mental processes that allow us to perform goal-directed actions and flexibly adapt our behavior under changing circumstances – is reduced in aging. Older age is also accompanied by changes in the structure and functioning of the frontoparietal network that supports cognitive control …
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The Role of the Basal Ganglia in Memory and Motor Inhibition
… memory and motor inhibition tasks (including the Go/No-Go, Think/No-Think, and Stop-signal tasks), and discovered that there may be different subprocesses of inhibition. For instance, while the Go/No-Go task may require preventing a response from taking place, the Think/No-Think and Stop-signal …
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Event-related potentials during auditory discrimination: attentional and intentional effects
… men and 13 women, aged 18-21. They performed a go/no-go auditory discrimination task while EEG was recorded from 19 monopolar electrode sites and averaged for evoked potentials. Amplitudes and latencies were measured for four event-related potentials (N1, P2, N2, and P3) at three midline …
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Alcohol and cognition: ego threat as a moderator
This study examined how ego threat (negative feedback) interacts with alcohol consumption to influence cognitive performance. We hypothesized ego threat would moderate the effects of alcohol on impulse control and attention in 30 college students (21-49 years). A 2×2 factorial design assessed …
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The detection of crevice corrosion in titanium and its alloys through the use of potential monitoring
… approximately thirty days and is a simple go/no go test which does not indicate crevice incubation time and propagation. This study focuses on the effectiveness of potential monitoring to detect the onset of crevice corrosion and propagation for several titanium alloys in chloride …
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Being active and impulsive: the role of goals for action and inaction in self-control
… often requires behavioral inaction (i.e., not eating a piece of cake), the process of inhibiting impulsive behavior is commonly characterized as extremely cognitively active (i.e., actively exerting self-control). Two experiments examined whether motivation for action or inaction …
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Functional MRI Activation of Inhibitory Control in Adolescents and Young Adults with Multiple Sclerosis
… concerning inhibitory control using a simple Go/No-go (GNG) functional MRI paradigm in pediatric-onset MS. The control group demonstrated greater functional activation as compared with the patient group in several regions: cerebellum, brainstem, lateral occipital cortex, parahippocampal gyrus, …
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Cognitive Development in Late Childhood: An Examination of Working Memory and Inhibitory Control
… (IC) and the interactive WMIC framework has not been directly investigated from late childhood onward. Therefore, the first goal of the current study was to examine the interactive framework in a late childhood sample. The second goal of the study was to examine sources of variability in WMIC …
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Meditation Techniques and Their Relationship to Psychotic-Like and Mystical Experiences
… techniques. Nash et al’s (2013) approach categorises techniques by goal: Null Directed Methods (NDM), which aim for an “empty” state; Cognitive Directed Methods (CDM), aimed at an enhanced cognitive state; and Affective Directed Methods (ADM), aimed at an enhanced affective state. Matko and …
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