The inclusion of words previously rated as emotionally salient by schizophrenic patients assessed the effect of emotionality on source monitoring performance.
A number of studies have examined the neural response to emotionally salient stimuli in individuals with alexithymia, defined as a reduced capacity for emotionalizing, fantasizing, and identifying, verbalizing, and thinking about emotions (Bermond et al. 2006).
They're just 'stickier' and more emotionally salient.
The nervous system reacts to emotionally salient stimuli by spurring eccrine glands to release moisture.
With this goal, the present study targeted the initial, automatic discrimination of emotionally salient stimuli.
However, the effects of emotionally salient stimuli on gastrointestinal motility have scarcely been studied.
The topics, in turn, capture emotionally salient information from the the co-occurrence behavior of frame-level acoustic features (words).
Time perception depends on an event's emotional relevance to the beholder; a subjective time dilation effect is associated with self-relevant, emotionally salient stimuli.
The amygdala is believed to play a key role in processing emotionally salient, threat-relevant, events that require further online processing by cortical regions.
Speech is assumed to comprise of a mixture of emotion-specific topics, where the latter capture emotionally salient information from the co-occurrences of frame-level acoustic features and yield better descriptors.
These findings suggest that individual differences in self-construal may be an important organizing framework facilitating perceptual processes to emotionally salient social cues, beyond the boundary of cultural group comparisons.
