Sentence examples for perceptual exposure from inspiring English sources

We found a robust index of neurolexical memory-trace formation: a rapid enhancement of the brain's activation elicited by novel words during a short (~ 30 min) perceptual exposure, underpinned by fronto-temporal cortical networks, and, importantly, correlated with behavioural learning outcomes.

The findings are, however, consistent with long-established psychological theory and evidence concerning the perceptual biases associated with exposure to differently shaped receptacles (Piaget 1969).

Just as in Model 1, significant associations for other levels of WAs concentration were relatively infrequent: WAs between 10 and 20 μg/L remained significantly associated with Perceptual Reasoning scores, and exposure to levels ≥ 20μg/LL remained negatively associated with Working Memory scores, although no longer statistically significant.

Adaptation may be interpreted as perceptual learning that results from exposure to discrepancy.

Conclusions: Acute auditory stress can exacerbate heartburn symptoms in GERD patients by enhancing perceptual response to intraesophageal acid exposure.

Fass et al also demonstrated that acute auditory stress can exacerbate heartburn symptoms in GERD patients by enhancing perceptual response to intraesophageal acid exposure, which is associated with greater emotional responses to the stressor [ 21].

One current area of interest is to better define the perceptual and physiological effects of sound exposure.

The adaptation effect shows that listeners were able to retune their perceptual categories to characteristics of the exposure speakers, leading to long-term changes in speech perception.

One cognitive training approach has been to induce perceptual learning in trainees via repetitive exposure to sensory stimuli in the setting of adaptively challenging stimulus discrimination tasks [3].

This NASA/ESA-funded research effort includes motor tests complemented by psychophysics measurements, designed to distinguish the effects of cognitive versus perceptual-motor changes due to microgravity exposure.

We therefore designed a prospective study with the aim of evaluating implicit memory in children undergoing general anaesthesia, using a perceptual memory test based on the mere exposure effect, previously tested in a control group.