Their work suggested that certain high-salience discriminatory traits can overshadow other informative traits, allowing imperfect mimics to establish.
Here the phenomenology of the experience in constituting a certain pattern of salience is once again crucial.
It is possible that the salience of certain symptoms was heightened among individuals with certain concerns.
Thus, the feedback we provided had to compete with the natural inclination to search certain regions based on salience and other considerations.
In both cases, the role of connections between cortical neurons is that of increasing the salience of certain stimulus parameters, specifically orientation or direction of movement.
32, 33 There appeared to be a slightly greater effect of age on the prevalence of depression in men than in women, which might reflect lower willingness to report depression, or greater salience of certain aetiological risk factors among men of a particular age.
Generally, the insula is a multimodal integration region well-placed to evaluate the emotional or motivational salience of certain stimuli, providing an interface between external information and internal motivational states (Mesulam and Mufson 1982b; Augustine 1996; Craig 2002, 2009; Seeley et al. 2007).
We cannot draw statistical conclusions from this, however it highlights the salience of certain factors in relation to others, particularly the importance of perceived control.> When individuals are fully informed and know what to expect from their healthcare experience, they are more likely to use services [ 31].
The key, it seems, is salience: How much a certain sensation stands out in relation to other experiences.
This had less to do with studied convictions about the issues than with the political salience, actual and perceived, of certain Jewish and evangelical constituencies.
