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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Think/No-Think"”.
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Forgetfulness of Things Past: The Impact of Suppression and Metacognitive Beliefs on the Intrusion of Autobiographical and Non-Autobiographical Memories
… and represent a fundamental transdiagnostic process which deserves experimental and clinical attention. Inhibitory deficits on the one hand and metacognitive beliefs on the other are thought to play a key role in maintaining intrusive repetitive memories and thoughts in a variety of …
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The Role of the Basal Ganglia in Memory and Motor Inhibition
… 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 tasks …
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Intentional forgetting in depressed states
… depressed states. The first experiment used the think/no-think paradigm, and found that although dysphoric individuals were significantly worse at suppressing emotional (positive and negative) words than non-dysphoric individuals, both groups were unsuccessful at direct thought suppression. …
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Investigating the Role of Cognitive Biases as a Risk Factor for Depression
… interpretation using experimental measures (i.e. think/no-think paradigm, dot probe, and scrambled sentences test) in a remitted depressed and never depressed sample. Overall, the results suggest that only interpretation biases may persist following the remission of depression symptoms. There was …
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Learning to Forget: An Interference Account of Cue-Independent Forgetting
… forgetting. Because the forgotten items are not retrieved even when tested with an independent, semantically related cue, it has been assumed that this forgetting is due to an inhibition process. However, this conclusion is based on comparing inhibition to classic interference theory with a …
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Intentional forgetting of emotional memories in the item-method directed forgetting task
… from memory, with evidence coming from the Think/No-Think paradigm (Anderson & Green, 2004) and most importantly the Directed Forgetting paradigm (Bjork, 1970). The Directed Forgetting paradigm assesses intentional forgetting through the use of two cues (Remember and Forget) and a majority …
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Suppressing What Hurts: The Role of Prefrontal-Thalamic Pathways in Inhibitory Control of Intrusive Thoughts and Conditioned Fear
… however, the precise neural pathway(s) remain unknown. Converging anatomical and functional evidence in rodents and more recently in primates suggests that the Nucleus Reuniens (NRe), a small but vital nucleus situated in the ventral midline of the thalamus plays an important role in mediating …
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Neural Processes Underlying the Intrusion of Unwanted Memories
… magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and the Think/No-Think (TNT) task, a paradigm is a widely used to study the suppression of unwanted memories. The thesis is organized into six chapters, each addressing a different aspect of detecting and controlling intrusive memories in the TNT task. In …
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Domain-general control mechanisms underlying stopping of thought and action
… participants perform a memory control task (the Think No-Think task [TNT]) and a visual selective attention task (the Theory of Visual Attention task [TVA]). This findings of this study suggest a link between the mechanisms engaged by two tasks; people who are better at ignoring distractors in …