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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Late positive potential"”.
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Dispositional Mindfulness as a Moderator of Electrocortical and Behavioral Responses to Affective Social Stimuli
… and fearful facial expressions). Event-related potentials (ERPs) and behavioral responses were examined to discern whether dispositional mindfulness predicted differential neural and behavioral responses indexing attention to, awareness of, and inhibitory control over automatic responses …
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Event-Related Potentials Correlated with State/Trait Anxiety Using Auditory Stimuli
… a biomarker for anxiety with the use of event-related potentials (ERPs) and auditory stimuli. Prior research has focused on anxiety, visual stimuli, experimental tasks, and how ERP components relate to them. Few of the studies used auditory stimuli. This study proposes that the P2, P3, and late …
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Sveikų reproduktyvaus amžiaus moterų reakcija į emocijas sukeliančius vaizdus: subjektyvaus vertinimo, centrinės ir autonominės nervų sistemos atsako tyrimai /
… The second study demonstrated a significant positive relationship between progesterone level and valence ratings of unpleasant images. The third study showed that the menstrual cycle phase is a significant factor for the subjective rating of affective images. Unpleasant images are more …
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Women's of healthy and reproductive age reaction to affective images: researches on subjective evaluations, central and autonomic nervous system /
… The second study demonstrated a significant positive relationship between progesterone level and valence ratings of unpleasant images. The third study showed that the menstrual cycle phase is a significant factor for the subjective rating of affective images. Unpleasant images are more …
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The facial inversion effect throughout healthy adult aging : an event-related brain potential study
… healthy adult aging. The results indicate that late event-related potentials such as the P300 and late positive potential may be biomarkers for the tracking of age-related changes. Additionally, it may be concluded that the oddball paradigm is not the optimal way to elicit the face inversion …
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Facial Processing and Social Motivation In Psychopathy: An Event-Related Potential Study
… self-report measures, a lab task, and event-related potentials (ERPs) that are related to social, interpersonal functioning and motivation to help elucidate what aspects of psychopathy and ASD are overlapping or unique to support the perspective of psychopathy as an interpersonal disorder. …
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The Relationship Between Ideology and Disgust Sensitivity
… pictures. Electroencephalographic (EEG) event related brain potentials (ERPs) were used as the primary index of emotional processing. The results indicated a main effect for electrode site location and for picture image, as expected. Results did not show an interaction between disgust sensitivity …
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Attention-Emotion Interactions in Psychopathy
… measure of psychopathic traits. Event-related brain potentials and startle reflex magnitude were collected while participants heard blink eliciting noise probes and viewed unpleasant and neutral pictures matched on visual complexity from the International Affective Picture System (Lang et …
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LPP INDEXES BASELINE AND TREATMENT-RELATED CHANGES IN ANXIETY SENSITIVITY
… individual’s tendency to be fearful of anxiety-related bodily sensations (the symptoms that accompany feelings of anxiety)(Reiss et al., 1986). These symptoms can be cognitive (i.e., fear of losing control of mental processes), physical (i.e., fear of catastrophic physiological outcomes such as …
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Individual Differences In Lpp Amplitude and Theta Power Predict Cue-Induced Eating During A Cued Food Delivery Task
… has demonstrated that cognitive control also regulates eating by enabling top-down attentional control. This dissertation aims to identify how both cognitive control and incentive salience act in tandem to regulate cue-induced eating. A central question of this research is: do individuals in the …