The aim of the present study was to specifically examine the effect of constraining gaze in the eye-region on activation of the subcortical system in participants with ASD (n = 23) and in matched controls (CON, n = 20), and to test the hypothesis that looking in the eyes would activate rapid emotion-processing pathways in ASD.
Tetzlaff can pivot quickly from abstract subjects to a much more personal register, and in the course of many discussions I began to wonder whether this tendency was connected to the years he'd spent performing music — responding, in real time, to calls for rapid shifts in emotion.
His work had a quicksilver style, capable of embracing in rapid succession different emotions, ideas, and points of view and creating a sense of immediacy and spontaneity.
Together, these two experiments indicate that the greater contrast and simplicity of cartoon images facilitate rapid discrimination of facial emotion associated with reduced need for cortical processing of the images.
When rapid increases in negative emotions are detected, Blissify hides the page, then adds it to the user's personal block list.
A child initially communicates through expressions of emotion, followed by rapid development of the ability to experience and express different emotions, as well as managing and coping with a variety of emotions (National Scientific Council on the Developing Child 2004, 2007a, b).
This early emotion effect, indexing rapid holistic processing of faces [ 31], however, disappeared with age (absent after 7 years old) along with age-related decreases in P1 amplitude and latency.
Our finding of diminished gamma activity within 100 ms in the amygdala, anterior insula, and OFC in the MDD patients may indicate their impairments or inefficiency in rapid processing or integrating salient emotion.
The next snowboarding season, early in her reign as the first women's slopestyle Olympic champion in the 2014 Sochi Games, the 5-foot-3 bundle of clashing emotions observed the rapid evolution of the sport — her sport, one that she helped revolutionize — and she sank into self-doubt.
Patients with BPD often use non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) as a maladaptive strategy to reduce aversive tension 16 17 and to feel rapid relief from corresponding negative emotions.
The confounding sense of rapid change was an overwhelming, inescapable emotion.
