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While holistic processing as measured by the composite task was originally characterized as a face-specific mechanism, there is now ample evidence that holistic processing reflects certain classes of perceptual expertise more generally.

Compared to the neural processing of neutral issues, care issue processing reflects a flow of pSTS information to the FP and a shift of the modulatory influence of the pSTS on rACC activity from a positive to negative one.

In combination with the differentiated pattern of emotion recognition accuracy, we conclude that early auditory processing reflects only some of the changes affecting the categorization task.

The absence of neuroimaging studies on conversational language processing reflects the existence of a number of technical and logistical challenges that have imposed a barrier to this kind of research.

Chronic pain states on the other hand have been more difficult to study; but summary impressions suggest that relative to acute pain processing, chronic pain processing reflects decreased sensory processing (for example, SI, SII) in favor of enhanced activation of regions associated with cognitive, emotional, and introspective processing of events [ 18].

Based on our data we suggest that this age- and probably lifestyle-related decline in DSB repair may lead to a self-amplifying cycle with delayed kinetics in DSB processing reflecting a decreased efficiency and fidelity of repair processes leading to the accumulation of mutations.

Much more substantial are the distinct roles of dorsolateral and ventromedial ATL in conceptual processing, reflecting the distinction between "abstract" and "concrete" concepts, respectively.

Here, we revealed an age-related dedifferentiation of phoneme representations in the cortical hierarchy of speech processing, reflected as reduced number of regions showing significant phoneme classification when there was no noise and comparable classification pattern at the NoNoise condition in older adults and at 8 dB SNR in young adults.

Cognitive processing reflected by P300 latency to rare target stimuli was influenced by longer ISI in patients with Parkinson's disease.

In an attempt to separately measure the three cognitive loads, it has been reported that mental effort ratings were most sensitive to manipulations of intrinsic processing (created by topic complexity), and mental difficulty ratings were most sensitive to indications of germane processing (reflected by transfer test performance) (DeLeeuw and Mayer 2008).

In contrast, blinkers may be unable or at least be less efficient in making such a pre-selection, allowing for more competition and interference between stimuli at a later stage of processing, reflected in the frequent occurrence of an AB.