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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"critical stimulus"”.

  1. Engineered Polydopamine Nanocarriers for Biomedical Applications

    … and the design of drug nanocarriers, several critical challenges persist. These include limited cargo delivery due to uncontrolled drug release, off-target toxicity, premature aggregation, and rapid clearance of nano-formulations. Among the nanomaterials explored, organic nanostructures such …

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  2. Reinstatement in an Appetitively Motivated Paradigm

    … straight alley (group II) which presented the critical stimulus elements of original training in an altered context. Group III subjects served as retention controls and did not receive the reinstatements. Subjects in groups IV, V, and VI received the same treatments as those in groups I, II, …

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  3. The Relationship Between Color and Inattentional Blindness for Military Target Detection

    When something is not attended to by a person, even when it is right before them, they won't perceive it. This is known as inattentional blindness (Mack & Rock, 1998). Sometimes information missed due to inattentional blindness is trivial but inattentional blindness can become a problem when it …

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  4. Spatial and temporal processing biases in visual working memory in specific anxiety

    … specific to the feared spiders. Therefore, the critical stimuli here were a snake and a spider. Participants were spider fearfuls and non-anxious controls, both without snake anxiety. In Experiment 4, it was tested whether disorder-specific biases found in Experiment 1 and 2 were modifiable …

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