At the brain and behavioral level, those who relapse to tobacco smoking have both greater cue-reactivity and lower inhibitory control than those who remain abstinent.
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.
You see the kids out there dancing, as well as the grown-ups and the grandparents, all colours, that's what's great" – cue one last nervous giggle – "that's what keep me going".
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.
In fact, the nonsignificant trend was for misaligned cues to lead to greater spatial cueing.
Gutierrez may have to settle for the title of world's greatest living cue maker.
In fact, high spans exhibited a significantly greater orientation cuing effect than both middle and low spans.
If those great visual cues aren't enough to get you to the pop star level, the tone-correction feature helps by steering your recorded voice to the proper notes.
