Sentence examples for implicit processing from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the left BG may not play a mandatory role during implicit processing of emotional prosody but that processes implied during explicit emotional prosody recognition or categorization tasks would be modulated more strongly by the BG.

In contrast, implicit processing is assumed to be intact in deep dyslexia.

"Fast" (i.e., implicit) processing is relatively automatic; "slow" (i.e., explicit) processing is relatively controlled and can override automatic processing.

The parietal cortex is especially expected to be involved, given that implicit processing of emotional stimuli, as compared to explicit emotional processing, is associated with theta synchronization in the right parietal cortex11.

This is consistent with the hypothesis that the implicit processing of male pain expression triggers an emotional reaction characterized by a threat-related response.

It explores decision-making strategies, including deliberate and intuitive; explicit and implicit; processing information serially and in parallel, with a general-purpose apparatus, or with task-specific neural subsystems.

However, the respective comparisons also allow for more specific inferences to be drawn: (a) The contrast of passive listening to number words vs. pink noise should indicate activation related to (implicit) magnitude processing not contaminated by processes of response selection.

More recently, there has been increasing interest in the influence of implicit cognitive processing biases on our understanding of the relapse process [ 5].

In this study, we employed a simple lexical decision paradigm to investigate whether the regular practice of meditation can affect the dynamics of implicit conceptual processing and, more specifically, to test whether experienced meditators would display the ability to abbreviate the duration of neural processing triggered by semantic stimuli during meditation.

Knyazev, G. G., Slobodskoj-Plusnin, J. Y. & Bocharov, A. V. Event-relatedeltatandnd theta synchronization during explicit and implicit emotion processing.

Yet, implicit phonological processing (in capacities in dyslexia remain relatively unexplored.