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Number of normal babies' images exceeded that of the abnormal ones to adjust for a potentially greater salience of negative than positive stimuli that was assumed to parallel greater salience attributed to losses over gains [16].

Within that zone of medial shell, CRF activation appears sufficient to magnify the level of incentive salience attributed to a CS+ that was previously associated with reward.

Our results suggest that activation of CRF systems in the medial accumbens shell can indeed enhance incentive salience attributed to reward cues.

The recent finding that STN lesions enhanced sign-tracking behaviour directed towards stimuli previously paired with positive reinforcers has led to the suggestion that the STN helps to regulate the amount of 'incentive salience' attributed to reward-related stimuli [49].

It has also been suggested that dopamine enhances incentive salience [12, 13], where according to this view the administration of L-DOPA might be construed as enhancing the incentive salience attributed to imagined stimuli.

Phasic peaks in incentive salience attributed to reward that were triggered by sudden presentations of an associated CS+ (cue-triggered incentive motivation) were measured in a pure conditioned incentive paradigm based on Pavlovian-Instrumental transfer (PIT).

RS signals are fundamental for goal-directed behavior because they regulate how much attention and salience is attributed to novel as opposed to familiar information (Sokolov 1963; Knight 1996; Mesulam 1998; Lisman and Grace 2005).

We conclude that CRF in nucleus accumbens shell amplifies positive motivation for cued rewards, in particular by magnifying incentive salience that is attributed to Pavlovian cues previously associated with those rewards.

Particularly, the salience effect attributes to the distortions not only within but also between reference systems.

The measure of learning time controls for time to first contact, and so these differences cannot be attributed to variation in task salience or neophobia to the task.

HCWs who had contact with SARS patients are overrepresented in the study sample, which may be because the study had greater salience for those persons, but study participants and nonparticipants did not differ in the subjective impact attributed to the SARS experience.