Sentence examples for affective shift from inspiring English sources

This task has some similarities with other assessments of emotion-based cognitive control (e.g., Affective Shift Task; De Lissnyder, Koster, Derakshan, & De Raedt, 2010).

These results suggest that attentional updating and monitoring and affective shifting are separable functions in the macaque, and that normal aging affects these mental operations independently.

We examined whether the relationship between changes in BOLD within MVN regions and changes in cardiac vagal control (VC) during affective state shifting changed with depression treatment.

This suggests that as depressive symptoms improve on sertraline, subgenual ACC and DLPFC may more efficiently regulate visceral states during affective state shifting.

In an affective attention shifting task (i.e., affective go/no-go), medicated (Murphy et al. 1999) and unmedicated (Erickson et al.

By contrast, microinjections of DNQX in the shell completely failed to shift affective 'disliking' or 'liking' (Fig. 3, 6, Fig S1).

Shifts in affective reactivity during pregnancy and postpartum may invoke altered responses to environmental and biological changes.

However, only stimulation of GABA receptors with muscimol microinjection generated corresponding shifts in affective reactions to the hedonic impact of sweet or bitter tastes, whereas glutamate disruptions had no effect on hedonic impact (Fig. 3).

Over time this biased input causes the automatic processing of affective information to be shifted more negatively, creating stable self-reinforcing negative schemata.

In the momentary smartphone surveys, participants reported on their current emotional states (anger, anxiety, depression), which will allow us to track predictors of dynamic shifts in affective states as well as obtain more ecologically valid assessments of mental health than single-shot questionnaires can provide.

Results support the hypothesis that depression is related to impaired internal attention shifting when processing affective material.