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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Timed responses"”.

  1. The Effects of Age and Task Timing Characteristics on Contingency Judgment

    Detecting contingency relationships between causal events allows us to adapt to and control these events. However, research has shown age-related impairments in this ability. The goal of this study was to examine how reduced processing speed in older adults affects contingency learning. …

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  2. Feeling heard, respected and emotionally understood: empathic communication in simulated sexual assault interviews with police trainees

    … the justice process, while dismissive or poorly timed responses can intensify distress. Yet there is limited fine-grained observational evidence showing how empathic communication is enacted in police interviewing, particularly in training contexts where these skills are still developing. This …

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  3. An investigation of the integrity of two components of the cerebellar neurocircuitry involved in classical eyeblink conditioning in children prenatally exposed to alcohol: a magnetic resonance spectroscopy and functional magnetic resonance imaging study

    … all of which have previously been linked to timed responses. In the paced/unpaced finger tapping fMRI study, we found four regions where increased BOLD activation during unpaced tapping compared to rest was associated with improved ability to maintain rhythm as evidenced by lower intertapping …

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  4. Fast-food consumption: application and extension of the theory of planned behaviour to incorporate affective responses and implicit associations.

    … included for examination were affective responses to fast food, individual differences in sensitivity to reward, and the extent to which both consideration of the future consequences of frequent fast-food consumption and fear of being negatively evaluated are influential on consumption …

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