Participants who reported greater cue plus abstinence-induced food craving also showed higher cue plus abstinence-induced smoking craving (r = .57, p<0.05; Figure 1a).
In the performance that he referred to, when a reviewer "noted that the first cellist was in fact conducting throughout a difficult work," the principal cellist was, in fact, assigned the role of "concertmaster," hence the greater cueing responsibility.
Women also report a stronger dependence on cocaine and greater cue-induced craving compared with men [ 15].
At least one study (Mackeben, 1999) also found greater cuing benefits when stimuli were presented along the horizontal rather than the vertical meridian in a letter identification task.
Repeated measures ANOVA with OSPAN as a between-subjects categorical factor reveal significantly greater orientation cuing at validly cued spatial locations for high vs. low spans, F 1, 16) = 5.986, p =.029, η =.264 and high vs. middle spans, F 1, 17) = 6.285, p =.047, η =.212.
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In fact, high spans exhibited a significantly greater orientation cuing effect than both middle and low spans.
Should they be given conversational cues ("Great choice of loo roll, Sandra! The quilting really makes the difference, don't you think?") or even better, special training?
During an interview, Liu told investigators that Gutierrez was the "greatest 'living' pool cue maker" and that he purchased pool cues to sell in China, pocketing a 5-10% profit, according to an affidavit filed in federal court.
Animals exposed to PSS and fed a normal diet had significantly greater immobility upon cue than animals that were unexposed and fed a normal diet (p < 0.001) or fed a diet supplemented with BA (p < 0.001).
