Sentence examples for implicit affect from inspiring English sources

Berridge and Robinson 22 refer to these expressions as objective affective reactions or implicit affect and to the psychological process as implicit liking.

To examine whether euthymic bipolar patients engage similar or contrasting brain regions as healthy subjects when responding to implicit affect induction.

This experiment investigated the combined effect of implicit affect and monetary success incentive on effort-related cardiac response in a 2 (Affect Prime: anger vs. sadness) × 2 (Incentive: low vs. high) between-person design.

Neuroimaging data suggest that they suffer from deficient implicit affect regulation but they are able to profit from explicit strategies to suppress negative emotions, an observation which could have interesting implications for treatment.

The studies suggest that implicit biases affect these actions - for example in some studies people are quicker to 'shoot' an unarmed black man than an unarmed white man.

A host of implicit biases affect the way tech companies recruit, train, and promote--and make it easier for men to get ahead.

Here we investigated whether the social and perceptual components of implicit biases affect one another.

This study explores the correlation between bullying victimization and social anxiety in a Chinese context and determines the moderating roles of psychological suzhi (a mental quality characterized by being steady, essential and implicit that affects adaptive, developmental, and creative behavior) and trait resilience among victims of bullying.

In summary, our findings are consistent with a common neural deficit during implicit negative facial affect recognition in schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorders.

We can take it from there, recruiting people to train us to facilitate meetings, work through differences, better understand the implicit biases that affect us all, explain effectively to neighbors and family and friends the need for revolution, and tie local struggles to the overall movement against that which creates the need for all of them.

However, it is not fully clear whether the induced intentional corrections might also affect implicit adjustments as they are reflected in the aftereffects.