Creating the visual stimuli for studies 1 to 3
The Emotional Impact of Audio - Visual Stimuli
... 5.4.2 Early Fusion Ensemble Model In order to find out whether these independent networks benefit from the knowledge of each other, the best feature vectors extracted in the previous section are used to train a single ...
Unconscious processing of invisible visual stimuli
... the strength and the complexity of the signal carrying subliminal visual information can affect the extent of unconscious processing without altering the subjective awareness. Material and Methods Participants and ...
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Cognitive Interpretations of Ambiguous Visual Stimuli
... our visual system create the subjective impression of coherent percepts and objects? If features such as color, motion, and shape are functionally processed in anatomically separate brain areas (Livingstone & ...
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Emotional Response to Auditory and Visual Stimuli
... auditory stimuli as to the visual ...auditory stimuli as compared with non-arousing visual and auditory ...a visual startle probe to measure the EMG response, heart rate, and skin ...
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The Effects of Visual Stimuli on Conversations in Dementia
... print stimuli, picture stimuli, and combined (print + picture) stimuli on the conversational content of persons with ...measures: 1) the Mini Mental Status Examination (Folstein, Folstein, ...
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The nature and consequences of false memories for visual stimuli
... visual stimuli. In the current experiments, each picture was a visual analogue of a list member from the DRM ...that stimuli presentation during recognition test improved reaction speed in the ...
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The influence of degraded stimuli on audio visual integration
... and visual stimuli would influence multisensory integration in accordance with the principle of inverse effectiveness at a behavioral level, thus that the best performance is obtained for crossmodal ...
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The effect of visual stimuli on the horribleness of awful sounds
... For another type of sound, the issue of ambiguity can be explored. There is a strong desire in humans to classify and identify sensory stimuli 12 . Consequently, when sounds were presented to the subjects, it is ...
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Threat modulates perception of looming visual stimuli
... of visual functions is the detection of potentially hazardous or threatening aspects of the ...of visual processing ...the visual system to detect and react to such ‘looming' stimuli, and have ...
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Visual laterality in dolphins: importance of the familiarity of stimuli
... receives visual information exclusively from the right eye, and the right hemisphere from the left ...of visual information by the contralateral hemisphere ...binocular visual field), and that they ...
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Visual Search for Smoking Stimuli: Detection and Distraction
... In light of evidence that drug cues serve as a precipitant to relapse (Shiffman, Paty, Gnys, Kassel, & Hickcox, 1996), research on the role of drug cues in the development, maintenance and cessation of addictive ...
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Visual categorization of natural stimuli by domestic dogs
... pictorial stimuli will, of course, depends not only on the cognitive abilities of the subject under investigation, but also on its perceptual abili- ties, determined by the speciWc properties of that ...
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Phase-of-Firing Coding of Natural Visual Stimuli in Primary Visual Cortex
... Previous reports have documented that the timing of indi- vidual spikes with respect to the stimulus onset (such as la- tency codes [29–32]) is very informative. One objection to such individual-spike-timing codes is ...
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The prediction of visual stimuli influences auditory loudness discrimination
... the studies outlined above indicate that differ- ent processing pathways interact, apparently even at early processing ...say, visual input is pro- cessed at the same ...
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NEUROCOMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF DISTRIBUTED LEARNING FROM VISUAL STIMULI
... Thus, from this viewpoint, the procedurally created viewership of the certain images with specific properties of being rectilinear or curvilinear or negative object images that there is significant bias for the ...
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Influence of visual stimuli on perceptual attributes of spatial audio
... and visual modalities are not processed separately. For example, visual stimuli can influence ratings of audio quality and vice ...of visual stimuli on a set of attributes relevant to ...
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Do wood ants learn sequences of visual stimuli?
... We specify for each experiment how many ants did and did not learn according to this criterion. When learning was slow or did not occur, ants often exhibited side or colour preferences. We then adapted the training ...
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Biometric authentication using brain responses to visual stimuli
... set. These six subject identification studies are all sim- ilar; they mainly differ in filtering and classification components. First VEP signals are processed to re- move artifacts and noise caused by other ...
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Threat modulates neural responses to looming visual stimuli
... In summary, these results show how emotion affects the early stages of stimulus processing; modulating the brain activity within 100-150 ms, the characteristic latency of the P1. Regarding the N1, we identified three ...
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Audio-visual integration is strongest for spatially congruent stimuli
... Park et al., 2014). This subscale consists of 40 items (e.g., “I like to explore new things,” “I prefer to spend money rather than saving it”) answered by selecting true or false. A sum score was used for analyses ...
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