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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Perceptual change."”.
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Perceptual change and alcohol use during couples' conflicts.
… are associated with a new variable regarding perceptual changes during conflict interaction. In order to answer these questions, it was necessary to recruit a broad sample of alcohol consumers to increase drinking variability and to develop a new instrument measuring the extent to which …
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Perceptual change through transnational experience : American exchange students and HIV/AIDS
… of "Africa" and knowledge of HN / AIDS among exchange students in Cape Town, South Africa. Arguing that the reification of myths about Africa influenced respondents' arrival stories and initial experiences, I exhibit how being in South Africa produced very different associations, particularly …
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The Roles of Scene Characteristics, Memory and Attentional Breadth on the Representation of Complex Real -World Scenes
… notice when an object moves or when an object changes (e.g., drivers should be aware of the details concerning traffic, so that if a car suddenly stops in front of them, they may respond in a timely and appropriate manner by slamming on the brakes). Unfortunately, research has demonstrated that …
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Novelty, Prediction Error and Memory Encoding: Limitations of the Pimms Framework
… by doorways between rooms and/or by surprising/perceptual changes within a room. Unfortunately, I was unable to replicate a previous report where temporal order memory was worse for pairs of objects in different rooms (i.e., either side of a doorway) than objects in the same room, let alone …
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Reading the map: geographic space, reading publics, and the shaping of nineteenth-century American identity, 1803-1898
… by which temporally and spatially changing and changeable sets of relationships would yield its current form. My dissertation engages the work of scholars who have variously turned to the intersections of geography and print culture to explore ideologies of exceptionalism, nationalism, and …