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  1. Stimulus Aversion as a Function of Stimulus Complexity

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  2. The Effects of Changes in Stimulation Upon Preference for Stimulus Complexity

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  3. EFFECTS OF STIMULUS COMPLEXITY, SUBJECT AGE, AND STIMULUS CODING ON SELECTIVE STIMULUS CONTROL

    <p>Selective stimulus control refers to the functional relationships that are developed between the various stimulus elements of a discriminative stimulus and the subject's response. A multi-element conditional discrimination problem is an effective means of studying these relationships. In the …

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  4. The Effects of Type of Stimulus Pretraining and Stimulus Complexity on Encoding Processes of Normals and Retardates.

    … this study was to study the effects of type of stimulus pretraining and stimulus complexity on encoding processes of normals and retardates using a serial probe task. A review of the literature indicated that retardates are deficient in what Bower refers to as "coding as elaboration." Thirty …

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  5. Age Differences in the Effects of Stimulus Complexity and Redundancy on Pattern Discrimination in a Visual Search Task

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  6. Exposure frequency and affect

    … stimuli at different exposure frequencies and stimulus complexity to test the hypothesis that affect was an inverted U shape function of stimulus complexity with subjects preferring stimuli of medium complexity regardless of exposure frequency. Although the hypothesis was supported marked …

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  7. The neural correlates of social and non-social decision-making in resolving complex, dynamic uncertainty

    … findings, the dissertation demonstrates that stimulus complexity and interpretive framing jointly modulate appraisal synchrony, and that these processes are supported by distributed regions in the default mode, salience, and attentional networks. These findings advance our understanding of how …

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  8. Generalization of Memory Scanning and Visual Search Principles to Higher Order Information Processing

    … search task. The generality of effects across stimulus complexity levels and five principles of search processing are discussed with regard to automatic/controlled processing theory and production systems.

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  9. The Ability of Four-Month-Olds to Discriminate Changes in Vocal Information in Multimodal Displays

    … methodology (e.g., infant control) and overall stimulus complexity (e.g., discrete vs. complex) involving studies of infants' intersensory development.

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  10. Learning ability in post-stroke aphasia : success, strategy use and implications for therapy

    … In Experiment 2, we probe the impact of stimulus manipulations on learning success. Experiment 3 presents an investigation into the relationship between learning score and language therapy outcomes. Finally, in Experiment 4, we examine the strategies used to perform our task in order to …

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  11. Sound processing in the mouse auditory and dorsal neocortices

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