Fig. 7 suggested that the three measures also co-varied relative to an externally defined attentional event (the presentation of an image of a child's face).
In the PIT test that followed, choice between the two responses was tested in extinction during presentation of either an image of a plain pack (Fig. 1a, from 5, 6) or a branded UK pack (Fig. 1b).
In one of Al Groh's first days as Jets head coach, he had a spiffy video presentation that first showed an image of Bill Parcells and commented that the legend is not coaching anymore.
Quijada opened his presentation the next morning by showing an image of Marcel Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2," a seminal work of Cubist painting, which captures a figure in motion with abstract lines and planes.
The "Just War Theory" section of the presentation begins with a slide containing an image of Augustine of Hippo, the 4th century Catholic bishop most closely associated with this set of ethical principles, although an earlier version of these principles dates back to Cicero two centuries earlier.
Prior to each choice, the monkeys were primed with a brief (500 ms) presentation of an image belonging to one of the four image pools used in the previous experiment (high status male faces, low status male faces, female perinea, or gray square).
It does so by recruiting the same fron toparietal network (responsible for selective attention) as when a cue is shown before the presentation of an image [14], [16], [17], resulting in enhanced activity of the representation in object-specific cortex [17].
A typical trace of eye movements during one presentation of an image is displayed in Figure 1 A (blue curve).
In summary, the presentation of an image triggers a parallel and resource-unlimited base-grouping process that depends on cascades of neurons tuned to features and feature conjunctions.
But how important does he think looks are? "We live in a beauty-obsessed age and success sometimes appears to hinge solely on the presentation of an image that is acceptable to the press.
