As long as human beings - and not just women - are trapped by an imprisoning domesticity, A Doll's House will arouse shivers of recognition.
We argue that an excess of noradrenergic activity in highly arousing states [25], [26] may be detrimental to recognition memory in the absence of a beneficial positive mood state.
Also, subjects were highly aroused, as indicated by the increased level of emotional intensity; this arousal inhibited subjects' ad recognition performance.
Domes et al. (2004) found that cortisol impaired recognition of emotionally arousing positive words, whereas the other two studies found cortisol-induced impaired memory for emotionally negative stimuli.
As regard to more negative and arousing emotions (fear, anger and surprise) some recent study [ 55, 56] revealed high rates of recognition, that the researcher attributes to the central adaptive function of these negative high arousing emotions.
Today his presidency still arouses mixed feelings: of disappointment at a promise ultimately never quite fulfilled, and of disgust at the sleaze, but also of recognition of a job on the whole well done.
Prior studies indicate that, in tests of recognition memory, ERPs elicited by correctly recognized test items differ according to whether the items were encoded in an emotionally arousing or an emotionally neutral study context.
Meanwhile, the increased expressions of immune response-related genes associated with antigen recognition and presentation indicated that the adaptive immune response was effectively aroused.
The recognition test included the presentation of 360 photos: 60 old negatively arousing photos presented the previous day (day 1), 60 old negatively arousing photos presented that day (day 2), 60 old neutral photos presented on day 1, 60 old neutral photos presented on day 2, 60 new negatively arousing photos, and 60 new neutral photos.
It is conceivable that emotional content aids these subprocesses at various stages, facilitating word recognition [ 32] and initiating more efficient attention allocation to affectively arousing target words [ 11].
A1 Mr. Lazio's supporters see his lack of name recognition as a potential plus: He does not arouse the strong antipathy that both Mr. Giuliani and Mrs. Clinton do in various quarters.
