A dissociation of behavioral measures and ERN changes has been reported repeatedly (e.g. [27] [29]) and it remains to be shown whether a more profound positive mood change would affect reaction times and post-error slowing in addition to error rates.
There will, I suspect, be a profound shift in mood.
Such compounds also are likely to exert profound effects on mood, thought, and observable behaviour.
The question of being itself, as Updike and Holt agree, can seem profound in one mood, vacuous in another.
The endogenous cannabinoid system has profound effects on mood, appetite, blood pressure and many more essential functions.
Hemingway, who has written a yoga memoir, an organic-foods cookbook and two self-help books (one written with Williams), believes that the quotidian decisions we make, from the foods we consume to the amount of time we spend lollygagging on the Internet — what she calls our "lifestyle choices" — have a profound impact on mood and well-being.
By morning I was struck by a profound change in mood -- in the nation's capital and my own.
As clearly learned from the IFN treatment studies mentioned above, activation of the immune system can exert profound effects on mood and behaviour.
And the same goes for natural levels of testosterone, noradrenaline, oxytocin, dopamine, and so forth, all of which can have a profound influence on mood, cognition and other-directed attitude and behaviour.
The design of our study minimizes such factors, first by studying a nonclinical population who did not experience a profound change of mood or anxiety, and second by using a behaviorally insensitive task during imaging such that the performances of the groups were equivalent.
111), his last work in the genre, certainly still sounded revolutionary when Mr. Denk played it at the end of his program, surveying its profound and crazed moods with an apt blend of fierce attack and emotional potency.
