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A computational neural network model of emotional information processing suggests that this process involves sustained amygdala activity elicited by the negative features of stimuli [ 33].
This experiential mode of processing suggests implications for the perception of and response to stress situations.
The influential framework of 'predictive processing' suggests that prior probabilistic expectations influence, or even constitute, perceptual contents.
Unfortunately for biobanks, available guidance related to the specificity of purpose in processing suggests that information only outlining a 'sectoral' purpose is insufficient.
"No olfactory glomeruli and no higher olfactory processing suggests [dragonflies'] ability to detect a range of odors is strongly limited," says neuroscientist Nicholas Strausfeld of the University of Arizona in Tucson, who was not involved with the research.
Learnings from studies of acrylamide formation in food processing suggests that understanding how acrylamide is formed in tobacco needs to focus on both how tobacco is heated, and on its chemical content.
Models of face processing suggest that facial familiarity and expression processes involve independent visual systems.
However, recent theories of PTSD and emotional processing suggest that the habituation of the emotional processes is only one of the mechanisms that improve symptoms [ 43].
The present results seem to support the continuum hypothesis, at least in the domain of temporal information processing, suggesting that AD may be considered as part of the normal aging process.
The documents underline that "special programmes for GCHQ exist for focused Prism processing", suggesting the agency has been able to receive material from a bespoke part of the programme to suit British interests.
Traditional accounts of language processing suggest that monologue – presenting and listening to speeches – should be more straightforward than dialogue – holding a conversation.
