There is no doubt the feeling of unanimity that music can elicit, the identification with that which is beyond ourselves, can provide us with deep inspiration and joy.
The goal was not to create a brilliant likeness of a specific person, but rather a slightly generic look that might still elicit an identification.
Specifically, we tested whether an explicit cue to "think creatively" would elicit better identification of creative analogies among 40 participants performing a four-term verbal analogical reasoning task.
The clinical examination included a relevant neurological examination, provocative tests such as Spurling's test, stretching of neck muscles to elicit pain, identification of tender points of greater and minor occipital nerves with or without radiation to forehead, and measurements of passive neck mobility.
Indeed, clinical follow-up of the primary cancer may elicit the identification of secondary neoplasms that otherwise would have gone undetected.
For the purposes of this paper, we have adopted a simplified framework, assuming country decision making requires background information (to elicit problem identification [ 29]), evidence to feed into decision making, and a process to consider that evidence.
To ensure that subjects attended to the target classification aspect of the task just as they had done in the experiment proper, we elicited prime-identification responses only on trials in which the target was correctly classified.
A prosecutor, Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi, had to ask him at least half a dozen questions to elicit an acceptable identification of the defendants.
Unlike Blume's seminal novels Forever and Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, In the Unlikely Event is so specific in time and place, it is most likely to elicit ecstasies of identification in Americans in their 70s.
Prior to the time of recognition, information about the stimulus is being gathered and processed, but is insufficient to elicit commitment to identification.
Activity elicited by syllable identification at the NoNoise condition in young (a) and older adults (b).
