Unlike the P300, usually seen in response to attended novel objects or sounds, P3a may also reflect irrelevant sound changes, and appears in passive recording situations in about 15% of recorded participants 49].
It is possible that our bees, too, not only attend to novel stimuli for longer, but also achieve improved memory scores as a result.
CrT−/y mice spent less time attending to the novel object than CrT+/y mice [genotype (F 1,30) = 7.30, P<0.05, Figure 6)].
However, by entering a new environment or attending to a novel stimulus, an animal might also increase it's risk of predation, aggression from conspecifics or other hazards.
Shouldn't we become more aware of how we really experience a film, and of how that experience differs from reading a novel or attending a play?
As the developed world becomes ever more suburban in both dwelling-place and soul, this is a novel worth attending to.
To examine resident intraoperative participation, perceived autonomy, and communication patterns between residents and attending surgeons using a novel survey tool.
It took him seven years to complete, as he was writing the novel while attending law school.
However, an accumulating body of evidence suggests that the eCB system, and in particular its attending CB1 receptor, provides novel leads for treatment development in alcohol dependence (Bailey and Neumeister 2011).
In Zadie Smith's "On Beauty" (2005), the family at the center of the novel attends a performance of Mozart's Requiem Mass held on the Boston Common, a direct homage to the famous Beethoven scene in "Howards End".
