The attitudinal argument (H2) concerns the salience or importance of citizenship; it can be seen as a crucial mark of national membership or as less consequential for drawing the boundary between those who belong and those who do not belong.
In this manuscript, I argue that the measure confuses at least two different characteristics of salience: The importance of issues and the degree to which issues are a problem.
Neurologically, oxytocin can be considered as a hormonal mediator of social behavior and cognition, through its effects on social attention, social salience (perceived importance of social events), social motivation, social bonding, and social reward (Bethlehem et al. 2014).
To Berlyne's ideas of surprise and incongruity, Loewenstein and Golman added importance, salience, and epiphany.
The Directors' survey determined if a falls prevention program had been offered in 2012, the salience (rating of importance) of falls prevention for the organization, and intention to offer future falls prevention programming.
Constant coverage on mass media = importance = salience = votes from those who are susceptible to such things (i.e. humans), regardless of the content of what he's saying.
Cultural salience refers to the importance of an item to the culture of a studied community.
Building from prior literature, 1 4 results from a laboratory experiment using a travel Web site reveal that touchscreens affect Web page usage behaviors, change product attribute salience, and alter the importance of information sources.
Previous models of schizophrenia have suggested that environmental stimuli and events acquire an importance or salience that leads to their incorporation into the sufferer's beliefs about of the world.
The importance of salience in neural competition is consistent with the body of literature suggesting that salient, task-irrelevant visual objects can capture attention to their location during visual search (e.g., Hickey, McDonald ,& Theeuwes, 2006; Theeuwes, 1991, 1992; for recent reviews, see Burnham, 2007; Rauschenberger, 2003; Theeuwes, 2010).
