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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"affective images"”.
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Affective Images of Climate Change: Analysis and Database Development
… there is little standardization of the images used to represent it. The differences in expert and non-expert climate imagery is also problematic. This study aims to resolve both of these issues: first by analyzing participants’ ratings of 320 images on their relevance to climate change …
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Women's of healthy and reproductive age reaction to affective images: researches on subjective evaluations, central and autonomic nervous system /
… to investigate the influence on the ratings of affective images based on the levels of healthy women‘s sex steroid hormone and to compare the responses of central and autonomic nervous system. The present dissertation is based on carried out three studies. Based on the results of the first …
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Sveikų reproduktyvaus amžiaus moterų reakcija į emocijas sukeliančius vaizdus: subjektyvaus vertinimo, centrinės ir autonominės nervų sistemos atsako tyrimai /
… to investigate the influence on the ratings of affective images based on the levels of healthy women‘s sex steroid hormone and to compare the responses of central and autonomic nervous system. The present dissertation is based on carried out three studies. Based on the results of the first …
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Hormoninės kontracepcijos poveikis moterų kognityvinėms funkcijoms ir emocinės informacijos apdorojimui /
… verbal fluency, and visuospatial abilities) and affective processing. However, evidence of OC effect on the nervous system is often contradictory and inconclusive. The aim of the work presented in the dissertation was to evaluate the influence of OCs on female cognitive functions and emotional …
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Examining Relations among Sleep, Slow Wave Variables, and Next-day Emotional Processing in School-age Children
… activity (SWA) – are inversely associated with affective symptoms/disorders both concurrently and longitudinally among youth and adult samples. However, near-term prospective relations between slow wave features and discrete emotional processing constructs have rarely been examined among healthy …