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Recognition (Psychology) (Latest Articles)
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Emotional recognition in depressed epilepsy patients.
4 Jun 2009 
The current study examined the relationship between emotional recognition and depression using the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Second Edition (MMPI-2), in a population with epilepsy. Participants were a mixture of surgical ...
rec_pub_19393764-emotional-recognition-depressed-epilepsy-patients.htm
4 Jun 2009 The pharmacological properties and pharmacokinetic profile of the alpha4beta2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) partial agonist varenicline provide an advantageous combination of free brain levels and functional potencies at the target ...
rec_pub_19501054-preclinical-pharmacology-alpha4beta2-nachr-partial-agonist.htm
3 Jun 2009 
Echolocating bats use the echoes from their echolocation calls to perceive their surroundings. The ability to use these continuously emitted calls, whose main function is not communication, for recognition of individual conspecifics might facilitate ...
rec_pub_19503606-the-voice-bats-greater-mouse-eared-bats-recognize-individuals-based.htm
Using spatiotemporal correlations to learn topographic maps for invariant object recognition.
Jun 2009 The retinal image of visual objects can vary drastically with changes of viewing angle. Nevertheless, our visual system is capable of recognizing objects fairly invariant of viewing angle. Under natural viewing conditions, different views of the ...
rec_pub_19494190-using-spatiotemporal-correlations-learn-topographic-maps-invariant.htm
Differential novelty detection in rats selectively bred for novelty-seeking behavior.
31 May 2009 "Novelty-seeking" behavior describes the variability of rats' locomotor response, namely high and low responders (HR and LR respectively), when exposed to a novel environment. Novelty-seeking in the rat is considered to model "sensation-seeking" in ...
rec_pub_19497351-differential-novelty-detection-rats-selectively-bred-novelty-seeking.htm
Dynamic mental representations in language comprehension.
30 May 2009 Previous research has suggested that language comprehension routinely involves dynamic mental representations. Mental representations of temporal information about successive events stored in memory were investigated. Three experiments were ...
rec_pub_19725327-dynamic-mental-representations-language-comprehension.htm
Can anchor models explain inverted-U effects in facial judgments?
30 May 2009 Researchers in a variety of disciplines have found that participants take less time and generate less diversity of responses when judging stimuli towards the ends of a scale than when judging those near the center. Three types of models, ...
rec_pub_19725317-can-anchor-models-explain-inverted-u-effects-facial-judgments.htm
Error correction maintains post-error adjustments after one night of total sleep deprivation.
30 May 2009 Previous behavioral and electrophysiologic evidence indicates that one night of total sleep deprivation (TSD) impairs error monitoring, including error detection, error correction, and posterror adjustments (PEAs). This study examined the hypothesis ...
rec_pub_19645961-error-correction-maintains-post-error-adjustments-night-total-sleep.htm
Visual-haptic mapping and the origin of cross-modal identity.
30 May 2009 We found that congenitally blind people who gain sight initially fail to identify seen objects with their felt versions: a negative answer to the Molyneux question. However, they succeed in doing so after a few days of sight. We argue that this ...
rec_pub_19417705-visual-haptic-mapping-origin-cross-modal-identity.htm
The useful field of view test, normative data in children of school age.
30 May 2009 PURPOSE: The incidence of early brain injury in children is rising, mainly because of changing reproductive demographics and better perinatal care. Early brain injury may be associated with altered visual perception and visuospatial attention. The ...
rec_pub_19417701-the-useful-field-view-test-normative-data-children-school-age.htm
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