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Emotive concept nouns and motor responses: attraction or repulsion?

30 May 2009 We carried out three experiments aimed at testing whether hand posture affects the compatibility effect that Chen and Bargh (1999) found between a word's emotional connotation and arm movement direction. In the present study, participants responded ...
rec_pub_19460955-emotive-concept-nouns-motor-responses-attraction-repulsion.htm


Evidence for spontaneous retrieval of suspended but not finished prospective memories.

30 May 2009 McDaniel and Einstein (2007) argued that prospective memories can be retrieved through spontaneous retrieval processes stimulated by the presence of a target cue. To test this claim, we investigated whether presenting a prospective memory cue during ...
rec_pub_19460950-evidence-spontaneous-retrieval-suspended-finished-prospective-memories.htm


Digitally manipulating memory: effects of doctored videos and imagination in distorting beliefs and memories.

30 May 2009 In prior research on false autobiographical beliefs and memories, subjects have been asked to imagine fictional events and have been exposed to false evidence that indicates that the fictional events occurred. But what are the relative contributions ...
rec_pub_19460949-digitally-manipulating-memory-effects-doctored-videos-imagination.htm


[Imagery norms and subjective frequency of 1,760 monosyllabic words in the French language]

30 May 2009 This study aimed at providing subjective frequency and imageability norms for a sample of 1,760 monosyllabic French words and thereby, increasing the pool of normative data available for research in cognitive science and language processing. The ...
rec_pub_19485605-imagery-norms-subjective-frequency-1-760-monosyllabic-words-french.htm


Embodiment of emotion concepts.

30 May 2009 Theories of embodied cognition hold that higher cognitive processes operate on perceptual symbols and that concept use involves partial reactivations of the sensory-motor states that occur during experience with the world. On this view, the ...
rec_pub_19469591-embodiment-emotion-concepts.htm


Does mental imagery prior to cystoscopy make a difference? A randomized controlled trial.

28 May 2009 OBJECTIVE: We sought to determine whether mental imagery improves surgical performance of residents novice to cystoscopy. STUDY DESIGN: We performed a multicenter randomized controlled trial. Residents who had performed < or = 3 cystoscopies were ...
rec_pub_19481728-does-mental-imagery-prior-cystoscopy-make-difference-randomized.htm


Why do doctored images distort memory?

25 May 2009 Doctored images can cause people to believe in and remember experiences that never occurred, yet the underlying mechanism(s) responsible are not well understood. How does compelling false evidence distort autobiographical memory? Subjects were ...
rec_pub_19477661-why-doctored-images-distort-memory.htm


How does visual thinking work in the mind of a person with autism? A personal account.

25 May 2009 My mind is similar to an Internet search engine that searches for photographs. I use language to narrate the photo-realistic pictures that pop up in my imagination. When I design equipment for the cattle industry, I can test run it in my imagination ...
rec_pub_19528028-how-does-visual-thinking-work-mind-person-autism-personal-account.htm


Global synchronization in the theta band during mental imagery of navigation in humans.

20 May 2009 Visual mental imagery is critical for successfully navigating the environment, which in turn activates many cortical regions simultaneously. Theta oscillation is implicated in navigation and brain synchronization. In this study, EEG coherence was ...
rec_pub_19465069-global-synchronization-theta-band-mental-imagery-navigation-humans.htm


Combining observation and imagery of an action enhances human corticospinal excitability.

18 May 2009 The present study investigated whether combining observation and imagery of an action increased corticospinal excitability over the effects of either manipulation performed alone. Corticospinal excitability was assessed by motor-evoked potentials in ...
rec_pub_19463869-combining-observation-imagery-action-enhances-human-corticospinal.htm

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