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We interpret these findings in terms of the role of these networks in mediating critical constituent processes in emotion regulation, including visual processing, stimulus salience, attention control, and interpretation and contextualization of stimuli.

In particular, these studies found no support for models in which the reward acts as a source of ongoing input to the accumulators, and favored a model in which processing of reward information preceded, and set the initial state, of an evidence variable prior to the start of processing stimulus information.

This same analysis serves to emphasize how parahippocampal and hippocampal regions cooperate when processing stimulus novelty.

The consequences of an expectation violation, however, were found to be spatially non-specific, in that the increased neural response was present at both cortical locations processing stimuli.

There appear to be brain areas devoted to processing stimuli like natural scenes (Epstein & Kanwisher, 1998); this specificity of neural organization possibly provides an advantage in processing those natural stimuli (VanRullen et al., 2004).

Our subjects held their ears backward ten times more when processing images of unfamiliar individuals than when processing stimuli from familiar individuals.

Cohen & Servan-Schreiber [35] concluded that performance deficits in schizophrenia are due to a degradation in the internal representation required as context for processing stimuli.

Furthermore PER conditioning allows for pharmacological and molecular manipulation of identified modulatory pathways involved in processing stimuli, learning and reinforcement [34] [48].

Some studies have reported that depression patients exhibit hyperarousal in the left amygdala, even when processing stimuli outside conscious awareness.

On P200, the central region is affected by valence, whereas on N200 all prefrontal, frontal, and central electrodes differ in terms of processing stimuli of different valences.

Indeed, from a broader perspective, organisms are perfectly capable of processing stimuli that do not occur as part of a rhythmic pattern.