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Showing 1 to 20 of 45 for “"mood induction"”.

  1. Development of an experimental mood induction procedure for self-disgust.

    … by being the first to develop and pilot a mood induction procedure (MIP) for self-disgust. A sample of 204 undergraduate students were randomized to one of three conditions, in which they received either the self-disgust MIP, a MIP for general disgust (i.e., disgust towards stimuli external …

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  2. Effect of Depression on Attention via Mood Induction in a Healthy Population

    … the cognitive attention of persons with a sad mood similar to that experienced by dysthymia. The project utilizes the Dot Probe Task to evaluate attention to affective stimuli presented in the International Affective Picture Set (IAPS). Participants were psychology students recruited from La …

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  3. Content Dimensions of the Velten Mood Induction Procedure: Multiple Routes to Negative Mood

    … between affect and cognition have often used mood induction procedures to manipulate mood in the laboratory. Only a few studies, however, have made an effort to examine how these induction procedures operate. Little effort has been made to investigate the processes that result in mood change. …

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  4. Attentional Bias Toward Pain-Related Pictorial Stimuli Among Individuals With Migraine Following Negative Mood Induction

    … stimuli among individuals with migraine. A mood-induction procedure was used to experimentally manipulate negative affectivity. Contrary to hypotheses, neither fear of pain (b = -0.55, p = .38), nor negative affect (b = -0.17, p = .65), nor anxiety sensitivity (b = -0.20, p = .70) …

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  5. Does mood induction elicit emotion recognition biases? : an empirical study with implications for depression research

    … affective biases as temporally prior to improved mood, and as the underlying mechanism of antidepressant action. To test this account of emotion recognition bias, 103 undergraduate students participants underwent negative, positive, and neutral mood induction in a betweengroups design to assess …

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  6. The Effect of the Major and Minor Mode in Music as a Mood Induction Procedure

    The effect of major or minor mode in music on the free recall of materials presented in a multimedia setting was investigated. Seventy-seven students from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University voluntarily participated in the experiment. The experiment consisted of three Hypercard …

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  7. A laboratory-based study of mood and eating behavior in overweight children

    … is a maladaptive means of alleviating negative mood. However, these data need to be substantiated using more objective methodology. The current study utilized a feeding laboratory paradigm to further explore the relation between mood and eating in 46 overweight girls with: LOC+; n = 23) and …

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  8. The Effect of Transient Mood on Performance Outcomes and Levels of Motivation Variables

    … This study investigated the effect of transient mood on need for achievement (n Ach), need for approval (n App), need for power (n Pow), and performance outcome measures. It was hypothesized that subjects experiencing negative transient mood states would be associated with lower n Ach, lower n …

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  9. Mood and memory : explantaions and exploration

    … were investigated for three memory processes: mood-dependent memory, mood-congruent memory and autobiographical memory perception. Fifty-eight participants generated six autobiographical memories after receiving a positive mood induction and rated them in a number of ways. They also saw four …

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  10. Assessing the effect of negative mood states on valence-dependent belief updating

    … undergo a neutral or a negative (i.e., sadness) mood induction. After completing the task participants completed the other mood induction and the belief updating task a second time with a second list of events. Whether information was desirable or undesirable (i.e., whether the initial estimate …

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  11. The Effects Of Mood On Semantic Memory For Word Emotional Content

    … memory. The present research explores how mood influences semantic memory for word emotional content. Following the induction of mood states that varied in valence and arousal, participants rated the valence and arousal of a list of words. Ratings were obtained immediately after mood

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  12. Risk taking in bipolar disorder

    … aims to explore individual factors, including mood state and personality traits, which could affect decision making processes of individuals with bipolar disorder.Methods: A systematic search of three databases, plus hand searching relevant reference sections, identified twenty five relevant …

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  13. The Effects of Adding Values to an Acceptance Intervention on Willingness to Engage in a Difficult Task

    … plus values, and suppression. Following a mood induction, participants listened to a recording of their assigned coping strategy and were then asked to use this strategy during a frustrating computer task. No group differences were found on willingness to engage in the difficult task, which …

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  14. The influence of sociocultural and interpersonal factors on body image disturbance and unhealthy dieting in female adolescents

    … image disturbance, unhealthy dieting, and low mood. Structural equation modelling was utilised to test a model of interrelationships between these variables. The survey study established that there were indirect and direct relationships between the variables of social evaluation, body image …

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  15. Personality Traits, Cognitive Strategies, and Emotion: Is It Possible to Use Cognitive Strategies to Help Neurotics Feel Better

    … that low neurotics and extraverts exhibited mood-incongruent effects on subsequent negative emotional experience. Low neurotics and extraverts who experienced an initial negative mood induction felt less negative after a second task than their counterparts who experienced an initial positive …

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  16. Negative Mood Reduces Self-Referential Memory Effects in an Online Object Ownership Simulation

    … on how the SRE may be modulated by transient mood states. The major aim of the present study is to determine whether the SRE may be modulated by transient mood states. We investigated whether an induced negative mood state alters memory for self-related objects using an online emotion …

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  17. Intentional forgetting in depressed states

    … whether experimentally induced changes in mood state would alter an individual's ability to intentionally forget emotional material. Non-dysphoric healthy participants were given a positive or negative autobiographical memory and music mood induction. They completed two modified …

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