Sentence examples for conflicts elicit from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that argument-induced conflicts engender N400 effects, (which we interpret in terms of increased competition for the Actor role) whereas irresolvable conflicts elicit late positivities (which we interpret as reflecting well-formedness categorisation).

We report that unconsciously induced conflict can elicit conflict adaptation in the next trial.

The inter-generational conflict elicited by trying to fix the broken health insurance market is corollary to the oddest cultural phenomenon of all in Pandora's Pillbox: our exquisitely self-serving self-deception when it comes how health insurance works.

Additionally, by including trial-type as a factor, we tested whether condition effects differed by the type of conflict elicited (AY = cue-based; BX = probe-based; again, timepoint was also included as a factor in the ANOVA).

Evidence from early neuroimaging studies examining conflict elicited by emotional versus non-emotional distracters resulted in an influential hypothesis postulating that emotional and cognitive conflict detection are mediated by distinct rostral and dorsal subdivisions of the ACC, respectively (Bush et al., 2000).

Yet it abounds in dramatic conflicts that elicit impassioned music and it includes tantalizing moments in which Wagner aims for the kind of free flow of musical ideas that he attained in his later operas.

Teachers told the MCB that pupils are being asked to do presentations on sensitive subjects – such as the Syrian conflict – to elicit their views, or those of their parents.

Thus from our findings we hypothesize that sudden mass exposure to acute violence in a protracted conflict may elicit a sustained increase in demand of mental health services.

In controls, the response to conflict (I>C) elicited BOLD activation in the left and right lateral PFC, dorsal ACC (dACC /dorsomedial PFC (dmPFC) and a left parietal area (Figure 3a, Table S1).

An important contribution of this article to the literature is that midfrontal theta increases can already be observed before a conflict target, elicited by a conflict-predicting cue.

As well, the view of tissue resources as a common good is preferable to conceptualizing tissues as a proprietary good, which can elicit conflicts of ownership and risk of commodification.