Sentence examples for negative processing from inspiring English sources
Research Domain Criteria constructs within the negative valence domain are particularly relevant for understanding anxiety and depressive disorders, which are pervasive, debilitating, and characterized by negative processing bias.
The negative processing is represented as z = T x) = 255− x.
Every 11th sample, a negative processing control (empty tube), was included during DNA extraction.
Traumatic experiences in adults or children can also result in negative processing biases (e.g. Lindstrom et al., 2011).
In this way, the experiential mode may foster emotional change and modifications in self-representations such that they are less likely to perpetuate negative processing cycles.
In this time range a clear N2 peak could be identified in the controls, whereas the aphasics showed a less distinct negative processing difference.
Existing studies have tended to focus predominantly on negative information processing biases, for example processing that favours negative (relative to neutral) cue words or negative evaluations of ambiguous events.
Having found activation only in the left amygdala seems to further support the so far proposed interpretation: In two meta-analyes the left amygdala was found to be not only involved in pure negative emotion processing, but furthermore in a sustained evaluation process of the emotional valence and arousal of the stimulus [59] [60].
The correlation found between sensory abnormalities in negative pictures processing and negative mood suggests a relationship between abnormal sensory processes and increased negative mood experience in patients.
Acute antidepressant administration modulates neural activity consistent with decreases in negative emotion processing bias.
In this study of normal subjects focusing on negative emotional processing, we hypothesized activity changes in specific frontal neocortical and limbic regions reflecting modulation of response inhibition by negative stimulus processing.
