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  1. Cognitive Processing During Discrete Motor Learning

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  2. Positive Body Image and Cognitive Processing Style

    … self-discrepancy were examined as two social-cognitive processes in which self-protective tendencies may emerge. Fitspiration exposure predicted appearance schema activation but not appearance-related self-discrepancy. </p>

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  3. Relationships among spirituality, cognitive processing, and personal control

    … life theme might be related to a unique style of cognitive processing. Of secondary interest were the relationships among spirituality and other personal control variables. Using memory recall and recognition tasks, the current study sought to determine whether or not participants would attend …

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  4. Intraserial repetition effects upon levels of cognitive processing

    The effects of intraserial repetition were tested using a probeless memory search task. Reaction time was facilitated in Experiments II and III only if the task involved alphabetical comparisons suggesting that repetition affects a comparison stage. The results of Experiment III revealed that the …

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  5. Testing the "Interrupt Hypothesis": Does startle disrupt cognitive processing?

    … role of PPI, positing that PPI occurs to protect processing of a prepulse from the disrupting effect of the startle response. Although these hypotheses have been assumed in the literature for several decades, little empirical support exists to justify the claim. The present study sought to address …

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  6. Examining Cognitive Processing in Children with an Arithmetic Disability

    … there is no consensus as to the specific cognitive impairments that characterize mathematical disabilities (MD) or specific subtypes such as an arithmetic disability (AD). The present study sought to address this concern by examining cognitive processes that might undergird AD in children. …

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  7. Reference Frames in Human Sensory, Motor, and Cognitive Processing

    … reference-frames in human perceptual, motor, and cognitive processing. In the first project, we study reference-frames in perception and develop a model to explain the transition from egocentric (based on the observer) to exocentric (based outside the observer) reference-frames to account for the …

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  8. Mood as information: Affective cues for cognitive processing styles

    … of positive and negative induced mood states on cognitive processing style was examined, using the mood as information hypothesis (Clore, Schwarz, & Conway, 1994; Schwarz & Clore, 1983, 1988) as a theoretical framework. Most theories that attempt to explain mood effects see mood as interfering …

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  9. Analysis of the Effects of Hypoxia on Cognitive Processing Ability

    … High Altitude Lab (HAL) to determine the cognitive reduction in spatial orientation and mental math ability experienced by individuals at progressively increasing levels of hypoxia, measured in blood oxygen saturation, when exposed to the FAA legal altitude of 15,000 feet. Each of the …

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  10. Fitness and cognitive processing speed in persons with multiple sclerosis

    Background: Cognitive impairment is prevalent, disabling, and poorly managed in persons with MS. To date, two studies have identified aerobic capacity as a correlate of cognition in MS, but there has yet to be an investigation of multiple domains of fitness as correlates of cognition in this …

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  11. Electrophysiological Correlates of Cognitive Processing in Adolescents Reporting Psychotic-Like Experiences

    … disorders are often preceded by impaired cognitive functioning. Self-reported psychotic symptoms during adolescence have been associated with the development of a psychotic disorder in adulthood (Poulton et al., 2000; Welham et al., 2009a; 2009b). Adolescents who report psychotic-like …

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  12. Cognitive Processing of Facial Size and Valence in Depression and Obesity

    … present study, there has been no exploration of cognitive processing differences or similarities in comorbid depression and obesity. This study investigated if attention bias differences exist between currently obese and depressed (Dep/O, n=16), currently obese and never depressed (ND/O, n=13), …

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  13. Cognitive Processing Load as a Function of Embedding in Conjoined Cognitions

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  14. Cognitive Processing of Uncertainty: Its Effect on Pupillary Dilation Andpreference Ratings

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  15. Cognitive processing during sleep: the role of signal significance and participant characteristics

    Fire fatality statistics show that being asleep in a residential home is a serious risk factor for death in a fire. These statistics also show that this risk is increased according to individual factors such as being very young, or being under the influence of alcohol. Research has shown that …

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  16. Improving Understanding of Cognitive Processing Therapy: Patterns and Predictors of Symptom Change

    … survivors of combat and other sexual traumas. Cognitive processing therapy (CPT) has been identified as one of the most effective PTSD treatments, and is the only treatment validated for veterans with MST-related PTSD. Existing research has emphasized studying pre-post change in total PTSD …

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