Sentence examples for related individual differences from inspiring English sources

Thus, while the two processes are obviously related, individual differences in attentional selection seem to affect what is encoded into VWM [42], [43]), whereas the CDA likely reflects VWM processes related to the maintenance of its contents [41].

These tasks mainly related individual differences in the attentional bias to amygdalae activation as that the presented emotional information was processed automatically and attracted the attention while it had to be ignored to perform the required task.

These findings suggest intelligence-related individual differences in becoming neurally efficient.

The present study was designed to investigate extraversion-related individual differences in the speed of transmission of sensory input into motor output.

Furthermore, our findings provide converging evidence for the notion that extraversion-related individual differences in processing speed depend on specific task demands.

These results provide support for IQ-related individual differences in the developmental time courses of neural circuitry supporting feedback-based learning.

Furthermore, there was no indication of extraversion-related individual differences in speed of response organization and response execution as indicated by response-locked LRP and EMG latencies, respectively.

Here, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in conjunction with behavioural and personality measures to investigate the effects of anxiety-related individual differences on the neural circuitry underlying the response to transient anxiety-inducing emotional challenge in healthy female participants.

To our knowledge, no studies have used fMRI to examine performance-related individual differences in mental calculation in a bilingual population.

In conclusion, health professionals should be aware of age-related individual differences in clinical risk, and research needs to further examine the extent to which the adverse effect of psychosocial factors on the incidence and progression of heart disease is dependent on age.

The present study was designed to directly compare two methods that elicit potentially different kinds of hindsight bias and to relate the magnitude of the bias to degree of handedness, a neurologically-related individual difference variable associated with differences in both memory performance and anchoring.