Sentence examples for negative scenes from inspiring English sources

Young people tended to respond to the negative scenes.

"I felt the positive images were only part of history, so I also photographed the negative scenes so that one day there would be a complete history".

Researchers trying to understand aging and emotion performed brain scans on people across a range of ages, gauging their reactions to positive and negative scenes.

"This is not entirely apparent in the text, but when you picture these negative scenes in illustrations, you will find that negatives are always more memorable than positives.

This involved showing students photographs of positive scenes such as families playing together, negative scenes such as car accidents, and neutral ones, such as people on the phone.

Vegetarians showed a selective recruitment of the right inferior parietal lobule during human negative scenes, and a prevailing activation of the ACC during animal negative scenes.

All participants viewed line drawings depicting either one or two persons (social factor) in an emotionally neutral or negative scene (emotional factor).

By contrast, in Gaffan and Simpson experiments [147], rats were presented in each trial with a different scene comparison (i.e., a constant negative scene paired to a trial-unique variable scene; see Fig. 3A), thus forcing the animals to rely on the specific shape of the objects contained in the scenes, rather than on their low-level properties, such as brightness or area (see Fig. 3C E).

IA comprises infants between 21 days and 9 months old with a normal clinical history, term delivery, normal growth and development, no similar previous deaths in the family, a negative scene examination, safe sleep environment and exclusion of an accidental or intentional death.

A program implemented with the Presentation software (www.neuro-bs.com, Version 9.70) presented in a random order a series of 150 pictures: 40 showed negative valence scenes related to humans, 40 negative valence scenes related to animals, and the remaining 70 showed "neutral" natural landscapes.

Vegetarians showed distinctive responses to negative valence scenes of animals in the ACC, but also to negative valence scenes of humans in the IPL, which might be consistent with greater empathic pain responses and/or enhanced attention in this group for these two conditions.