"In her mind, there were salient omissions".
Salient omissions, at least among the reproductions, include Sarah Charlesworth, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jack Goldstein, Troy Brauntuch and, especially, Warhol, whose "Shadow Paintings" haunt this work.
The salient omissions in the Times story, and to a lesser extent the report itself, did not end with parents and culture.
Lower left 2D:4D and greater 2D:4DR-L predicted amplified P2a to the delivery (but not FRN to the omission) of motivationally salient stimuli, regardless of valence and probability.
In particular, we balanced for the possible effects of dopamine on both movement and motor vigor (requiring both action and action omission), and hedonically salient (negatively valenced) versus nonspecific prediction errors (by employing conditions where reversals were signaled by unpredicted losses or null events).
For example, the realist about omissions will have to find a principled way of refraining from treating all omissions, including non salient ones, as causes [Lewis 1986b, 2004; Thomson 2003; Menzies 2004; McGrath 2005; Sartorio 2010; Bernstein 2014].
Some of these would hurt the researcher theoretically: we would lose a non-trivial amount of data for our analysis, and the frequent omission of arguments is clearly a salient characteristic of the behavior of some lexical items.
The most cognitively salient?
Color is [therefore] salient".
