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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"behaviour inhibition"”.

  1. Subjective and Physiological Responses to Acute Stress in Socially Anxious Adults and Healthy Children

    … the first study was to examine whether cognitive behavioural group therapy (CBGT) and a mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) program differentially influenced the subjective and physiological response to a speech task. Participants in the treatment groups performed two speech tasks, before …

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  2. Prostaglandin EP3 receptor signalling as a contributor to sex differences in stress-related disorders mediated by the locus coeruleus

    … in modulating nociception and anxiety-related behaviours and in coordinating acute and chronic stress responses. Notably, the LC exhibits sex-dependent anatomical and functional features that may shape vulnerability or resilience to stress-related disorders. Within this framework, prostaglandin …

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  3. Entwicklung kognitiver Funktionen

    Arbeitsgedächtnisdefizite lernbehinderter Kinder sind bisher vor allem im phonologischen Bereich nachgewiesen worden. Die eigene Studie untersucht mögliche Defizite im Bereich der zentralen Exekutive mit zwei Schwerpunkten: (a) Lassen sich bei der Steuerung selektiver Aufmerksamkeit spezifische …

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  4. Neural Dynamics of Goal-Directed Action Selection: A Multivariate Approach to Evidence Accumulation and Cognitive Control in Response to Competing Stimuli

    … explore how two preconditions for goal-directed behaviour might arise from neural activity—the capacity to integrate information about a stimulus to inform action-selection, and the capacity to resolve conflict in the presence of competing alternatives. I examine this over the course of three …

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